Yavusa Devobalavu - Nayau

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

04/06/2026

The discovery of suspected illicit drugs washed ashore on islands in Lau has prompted calls for stronger community involvement and more proactive measures to combat drug […]

04/06/2026

CELEBRATION OF LIFE | Mr Viliame Biudole (Vakatawa Devobalavu)

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”_
*2 Timothy 4:7*

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Vakatawa Viliame Biudole of Ono-i-Lau, aged 45 years.

He was a devoted husband to Tokasa Taqaya Ikatabu, age 42, also of Ono-i-Lau. Together they were blessed with 4 children - 2 sons and 2 daughters.

This year marked his first assignment as Vakatawa serving the community at Salia, Nayau Island

Vakatawa will be laid to rest at Nasinu Cemetery on Saturday

Our thoughts and prayers are with Tokasa, the children, and the whole family during this difficult time. May he rest in peace.

Moce mada Vakatawa Viliame.

Join us tomorrow afternoon as we will bring you live coverage of Mr Viliame Biudole from his home in Tovata.

03/06/2026

Rewriting village by-laws and establishing an integrated coast guard system are among the urgent legislative and operational overhauls being proposed by the traditional leadership of Lau, led by the Gone Turaga Bale na Tui Nayau, Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara, to combat a rise in offshore drug smuggli

02/06/2026

"Sa tekivu ni kua a vuli kei na odra vakalaisenitaki a driver ni boto: Boat Master Licence kei na Class 6(R) e na yanu2 ko Nayau."

Turaga Tui Devo - Noa Moce

31/05/2026

MALO VAKALEVU A VEIQARAVI MV YAVIRAU.🙏🙏🙏

"0811 Hrs.. Monday 1st June 26..
Coasting Nayau...Passed Salia Village...Due to Weather Condintions we Cannot Anchor, Moving on to Lawaki Anchorage, further Down the Coast, Where we Can offload Cargo and Passengers Safely.

0900 Hrs.. Now Enroute for Suva... ETA Suva 2300 Hrs ( 11pm) Tonight. 🙏"

(Caption and photos - Ratu Raivalita Uluilakeba onboard MV YAVIRAU)

29/05/2026

Happy Ratu Sukuna day!

Ratu Tevita said Ratu Sukuna’s vision was built on three pillars — Vanua, Lotu and Matanitu — which remain critical to Fiji’s stability and development.