Nasinu Town Council

06/03/2026

📢 Outreach Clinic – Tuirara police post

Hey everyone,

Our next Outreach Clinic will be held at Tuirara Police Post on 7th March 2026, from 9:00am to 4:00pm.

⚠️ Please note: Registration will close once we reach capacity, so we encourage you to arrive early.

Priority will be given to pet owners, stray feeders, and rescuers from the Nasinu area, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Important Requirements:

All dogs presented for desexing must have a valid 2026 dog licence.

Licences can also be purchased on the day of the clinic.

For everyone’s safety:
Dogs must be on leashes.
Cats must be in secure carriers and properly secured.

For more information please call our office on 9980023 / 8926200.

We look forward to seeing you there and working together to support responsible pet ownership in our community. 🐾

04/03/2026

Holi Message 2026

Holi celebrates the exuberance of life - joy, colour, renewal, and togetherness.

In a vibrant and diverse municipality like Nasinu, this festival reminds us that our many cultures, traditions, and communities, like radiant colours, blend to create strength, harmony, and shared identity.

May this Holi deepen mutual respect, strengthen community bonds, and inspire continued unity across our town.

Wishing everyone a joyful, safe, and colourful Holi.

Mr. Salesh Kumar
Special Administrator
Nasinu Town Council

03/03/2026

Opening speech by Nasinu Town Council Chairman & Acting CEO, Mr Felix Magnus

26/02/2026

26/02/2026

The Council has scheduled the February Monthly Clean‑Up for Saturday, 28th February 2026, from 6:00am to 10:00am, to be held in Nadera.

This clean‑up is an important initiative that helps keep our community clean, healthy, and safe. Regular clean‑ups reduce health risks, prevent blocked drains and flooding, protect our environment, and improve the overall appearance of our neighbourhoods.

By working together, the community benefits from a cleaner living environment, improved public health, stronger community spirit, and a safer place for our children and families. A clean environment also builds pride and encourages everyone to take responsibility for where we live.

We invite all residents, youth groups, businesses, and community members to come and join us and take part in this important initiative. Your support and participation will make a real difference

📍 Location: Nadera
🕕 Time: 6:00am – 10:00am
📅 Date: Saturday, 28th February 2026

Let’s work together for a cleaner, healthier Nadera! 💚♻️

26/02/2026

23/02/2026

Nasinu Town Council, together with all residents of Nasinu, strongly condemns the brutal and senseless killing of a police officer in the line of duty.

This tragic act is an attack not only on one individual, but on the rule of law, public safety, and the peace of our nation. We extend our deepest condolences to the family, loved ones, and colleagues of the fallen officer. We mourn the loss of a brave public servant who made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting our communities.

We stand in full solidarity with the Fiji Police Force and acknowledge the difficult and dangerous work they carry out each day to serve and protect the people of Fiji. Their commitment to upholding the law and combating crime, drugs, violence, and all forms of illegal activity is vital to the safety and wellbeing of our society.

Nasinu Town Council reaffirms its support for law enforcement agencies and calls on all citizens to work together in promoting peace, respect for the law, and cooperation with authorities. Violence has no place in our communities, and justice must prevail.

Let us honour the memory of the fallen officer by standing united against crime and by fostering a safer, stronger, and more compassionate nation for all.

May the officer rest in peace.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and the entire police fraternity.

22/02/2026

Our Chairman, Mr. Felix Magnus, together with SA John Tuiono, were honoured to attend the Kalabu Secondary School Prefect Induction Ceremony.

This important occasion marks a significant milestone for the newly inducted prefects, as they take on leadership roles that will help shape the school’s culture, discipline, and academic excellence throughout the year. Prefect inductions play a vital role in nurturing responsibility, integrity, teamwork, and service among students qualities that will guide them not only in school, but in life beyond the classroom.

We extend our warmest congratulations to all the inducted prefects and wish you all the very best in your academic journey this year. May you carry out your new responsibilities with confidence, humility, and dedication as you lead by example and serve your fellow students and teachers with pride.

Wishing Kalabu Secondary School continued success in the year ahead.

14/02/2026

A huge congratulations to Miss Nasinu 2025 on being crowned Miss Pacific 2026! 👑🌺

This remarkable achievement is a proud moment for Nasinu and for Fiji as a whole. Your grace, confidence, intelligence, and strong advocacy have truly shone on the regional stage. You have represented your community and our nation with dignity and inspiration.

May your reign as Miss Pacific 2026 continue to uplift voices, empower young women, and unite the Pacific through purpose and leadership. We are incredibly proud of you! 💙

11/02/2026

Today marks an important milestone for our community in Nasinu.
We were honoured to have our Chairman, Mr. Felix Magnus, as the Chief Guest for the official opening of the new Fresh’et Butcher at Laqere Market.

In his address, Mr. Magnus highlighted the importance of this new development for the people of Nasinu. As development continues to roll out across the area, initiatives like this play a vital role in supporting our growing community.

The opening of Fresh’et Butcher will ensure access to fresh, quality meat for residents, while also contributing to local business growth and improved market services.

We congratulate the Fresh’et team and wish them every success as they serve our community.

Vinaka vakalevu.

09/02/2026

Through the joint efforts of the Nasinu Town Council and key inter‑agency partners, a youth awareness program was successfully conducted today for the Nadera Youth Group at Nadera Methodist Church. This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to guiding, empowering, and protecting the youth of Nasinu through positive values, discipline, and community responsibility.

The Executive Chairman of Nasinu Town Council, Mr Felix Magnus, encouraged youth to play an active role in their community, drawing from biblical teachings to remind them to live as salt and light—adding value, preserving goodness, and leading by example through their words and actions.

Miss Joti from the Ministry of Youth and Sports shared information on available youth programs and stressed the importance of strong decision‑making and self‑discipline. Youth were reminded that poor choices can lead to legal consequences and loss of access to grants, leadership roles, and development opportunities.

Mr Antonio from the National Fire Authority (NFA) reaffirmed NFA’s commitment to community safety and youth empowerment, encouraging unemployed youth to take advantage of available programs, remain disciplined, and work closely with police post officers to enroll.

Mr Inoke, Health Inspector of Nasinu Town Council, also briefed the youth on the ongoing business and health survey process, which will be rolled out across the entire Nasinu municipality to support public health and proper business compliance.

Together, these inter‑agency efforts reinforce a single message: building responsible, disciplined, and empowered youth for a safer and stronger Nasinu community.

Vinaka vakalevu to all inter‑agencies and the Nadera Youth Group for your active participation.

07/02/2026

Youth Empowerment Training Solid Waste Management & Seeds of Success

The one-week Youth Empowerment Training on Solid Waste Management & Seeds of Success initiative was officially closed by the Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Mr. Meli Nacuva.
This impactful training empowered youth in Nasinu to become environment champions and agents of positive change within their communities. Over the course of the week, participants developed leadership skills and practical knowledge to take on a leading role in tackling social and environmental issues across Nasinu.
As part of the initiative, the Ministry of Environment handed over 26 compost bins to support community-based waste management. The Nasinu Town Council and the Ministry of Youth and Sports (Nasinu Office) will work closely with the communities to assist in setting up compost sites.
We sincerely thank the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Health, and the Valelevu Police Station (Community Policing Unit) for their valuable contributions and continued support toward the success of this training.

Together, we are nurturing the Seeds of Success and building a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Nasinu.