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The Vanua of Bau recognises the installation of the Tui Nayau and the Sau ni Vanua o Lau, Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara, as a sign of respect and honour to the ancient relationship between the Tui Nayau and Bau in past ye
Pacific Harbour Fire Station is closing down as the plot is owned by Damodar Yatu Lau Pte Limited which has taken it back for development and the residents will be served by the Navua Fire Station from this Friday.
The ceremony for the installation of the Tui Nayau Sau ni Vanua o Lau will be held tomorrow, while the installation ceremony of the Tui Lau will be held in Tubou on Thursday.
Restoring partnerships between school management, communities, religious organizations and parents is crucial to rebuilding and strengthening an education system that was completely broken. Deputy Prime Minister an
As the countdown begins for the much-anticipated clash between the Fiji Water Flying Fijians and the Wallabies, Head Coach Mick Byrne has stressed the importance of refining key tactical areas. Byrne says the team
Reki Roberts claimed gold in the Women’s Heptathlon at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau after a consistent performance while competing in seven challenging events. She says Heptathlon is no easy event and she is p
As Communications Fiji Limited ended their 40th birthday celebration with a Gratitude Concert at Albert Park last night, Founder and Chairman William Parkinson has assured people that they will continue to innovate and
The Fiji Kulas made a strong comeback in the second half to beat the Solomon Islands 3-2 in an exciting first pool match of the OFC Women's Nations Cup. The match began with high intensity, and it was the visitors
Southern Zone Under 18 defending champions Nasinu Secondary School delivered a dominant performance in Round 4 of the Deans competition, after thrashing Gospel High School 50–0 this afternoon. Assistant Principal
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says there is abuse within the social welfare system, and while it involves taxpayers’ money that must be carefully monitored, the government is a
It is concerning that people as young as 14 and 30 years old have lost their lives last year due to complications related to diabetes. Diabetes Fiji Executive Director, Marawa Kini shared this with fijivillage News
Fiji Water Flying Fijians playmaker Caleb Muntz says he’s optimistic, despite the short time the players have spent together, they are blending well, adapting to the team’s structure and understanding their roles fo
A young couple in Tabia, Labasa has transformed a once-overgrown plot of land into a thriving agri-business that now includes rice farming, poultry production, and goat rearing. While speaking to fijivillage News,
Retired Nurse, Vasemaca Gumatua urges parents to pack two lunchboxes for their children to help reduce junk eating during school recess. Gumatua says this will help children develop healthy habits such as staying w
It was a night of glamour and great vibes as former and current staff of Communications Fiji Limited celebrated the 40th anniversary of the company. What started as a dream in 1985 has now grown to be one of the mo
Vude icon, Georgina Ledua says Communications Fiji Limited has always been her backbone throughout her musical journey. Ledua stated this in an interview with fijivillage News leading up to the CFL Gratitude Concer
The Kulas are not just aiming to win the OFC Women’s Nations Cup starting today, but they are on a mission to make history and inspire a new generation of footballers in Fiji. Following two wins against a highe
263 students today graduated from the Pacific Polytech Nabua Campus in fields of trades, agriculture, ICT, tourism, business, health and skills development. Pacific Polytech Head of Centre for Professional, Technic
Civil servants must deliver services to the people, as any delay in spending directly affects development and it shouldn’t happen as the government spends about $1.2 to $1.3 billion annually on civil service salaries
As Fiji faces a skills shortage, suggestions are being made to allow regional students to work in Fiji and for the government to enable 16,000 job-ready locals registered with the National Employment Centre to work in A
