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$5.7 million has been pledged by the Australian Government today towards Fiji’s HIV Response Plan. Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong stated this while launching the Clinical Services Plan at the Colonial Wa
Police officers who are charged with domestic violence or drug-related offences will be suspended from work. This has been highlighted by the Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu during a press conference when h
The 13 police officers who were questioned in relation to the death of 35 year old Richard Mock are still within the Fiji Police Force and have not been suspended. It is alleged Mock died in Police custody and alle
A mother of 4 is calling on the Ministry for Education to encourage more spiritual counselling in schools because she believes that we are not fighting a physical battle but a spiritual one in terms of the discipline of
The headteacher of Toko Sanatan Primary School in Tavua, Gulshad Ali has highlighted the need to revise Section 31C of the Education Act 1966, which currently states that any person who inflicts abuse can be fined $200.
I will definitely miss playing in front of my mum, my family and friends at home, and the vocal crowd that has never given up on us this season. This was shared by the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua winger Selestino Ra
A secondary school student has called on the Ministry for Education to train and hire more qualified teachers, keep teachers in one school for a longer period of time and give teachers the support they need after he rev
It is very important for the iTaukei to know their identity, roots, culture, and traditions. The Deputy CEO of the iTaukei Affairs Board, Josefa Toganivalu highlighted this while speaking to fijivillage News about
Super Rugby Pacific CEO Jack Mesley has called on Fijians to keep supporting the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, despite the team not having a good run so far in this year’s Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season. Me
The Principal of Natabua High School Virendra Sharma is recommending that English should not be used to determine that a student passes his or her Year 12 or 13 exams because not all students can be English-oriented
Nothing is set in stone, tomorrow belongs to God. Those were the words of Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Captain Tevita Ikanivere when asked by fijivillage Sports on where he is headed after the Drua. When asked o
Moana Pasifika boosted their chances of booking a playoff spot in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific after a dramatic 27-21 win over the Blues at home last night. Captain Ardie Savea was again in top form last nig
The Super Rugby Pacific will continue to talk to the Government about making a Super Rugby Pacific “Bula Round†a reality in the future, but there are still more developments needed in order for Fiji to host that as
28 year old Asta Sonner who has lived in internet cafes and on the streets of Suva, is calling on the nation to positively deal with the people living on the streets as no one really wants to be there. The young ma
Poor English results among secondary school students are one of the major challenges teachers are facing, as majority of the students do not speak in English well, and their writing skills fall far below expectations.
Marijuana use in secondary schools is worrying and we have also received several cases of Year 8 students smoking marijuana as well. National Substance Abuse Advisory Council, Acting CEO Josua Naisele highlighted t
With growing concerns over the rise in drug use and illegal activities Amongst youths, rugby legend Waisale Serevi says he is committed to helping shape the future of Fiji’s children through sport. In an intervie
Fiji Water Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne has labelled the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s signing of Flying Fijians lock Temo Mayanavanua for next season’s Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific as significant and has congr
Good news for Fiji National University students as today the FNU Foundation received $10,000 from the Chinese Government. FNU Vice Chancellor, Unaisi Nabobo-Baba says this contribution is a testament to the recogni
Free education should be given to high-performing students and those with good attendance, not to the lazy ones. This concern has been raised by Tavua College teacher Maryln Singh during the consultation on the Edu
