Team Fiji has finished second at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau after the competition concluded last night.

U.S. President Donald Trump issued final tariff notices to seven minor trading partners on Wednesday as his administration inched closer to a deal with its biggest trading partner, the European Union.

The people of Lau are set for the installation of their fourth paramount chief, Turaga Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua o Lau, Ratu Tevita Kapaiwai Uluilakeba Mara, today.

Team Fiji sprinter Heleina Young was named the Outstanding Female Athlete of the 2025 Pacific Mini Games at the closing ceremony held this evening at the Palau Track and Field Stadium.

King Tupou VI, Queen Nanasipau’u, and Princess Royal Salote Mafile’o Pilolevu Tuita of the Kingdom of Tonga were seen departing Nausori Airport this morning en route to Lakeba Island, where they will witness the installation of Tui Lau and Sau ni Vanua o Lau, Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Lutunauga Mara.

The Acting Medical Superintendent of Twomey Hospital, Dr. Emosi Bayanivalu, says they have seen a concerning rise in neglected tropical diseases, which are often overlooked by the public.

The Queensland Maroons made one of their greatest State of Origin comebacks, defeating New South Wales Blues 24-12 in Game Three at Accor Stadium last night to win the 2025 series and bring the shield home.

Fiji will witness history repeat itself today, exactly 56 years since the last installation of a paramount chief of Lau.

The Ministry of Health is taking patient complaints seriously and is committed to improving service delivery through proper channels.

The Fiji Women’s and Men’s 3×3 teams have both secured gold in the finals of the Basketball 3×3 Youth Nations League – Oceania at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau, with the women defeating Tonga 16-13 and the men edging out the Solomon Islands 19-18 in a nail-biter to wrap up the games.

Business communities have been assured that the upcoming third phase of the VAT Monitoring System will be rolled out smoothly and carefully managed to minimize disruption.

While competing in the Fiji Baby Pearls Invitational Tournament this week, South Coast Blaze head coach Marj Parr and her team took time off the court to make a meaningful gesture, donating a brand-new set of jerseys and sporting kits to the Nadera Panthers Rugby League Club.