The Suva Zone One Athletics competition, one of the biggest zones in the country, will kick start today at the HFC Bank Stadium, and will feature over 1000 athletes from 23 different schools.

One hundred and fifty driver licenses were cancelled last year by the Land Transport Authority as part of its enforcement efforts to improve road safety.

Fijian champions Rewa FC are aiming to surpass their impressive showing from last year’s OFC Men’s Champions League in Tahiti, despite facing a formidable Group A challenge.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs is assisting five communities in Levuka with a range of important projects through grants.

Tennis Fiji has announced its ambition to introduce a Masters component to the Fiji Open in future years, aiming to further elevate the tournament’s stature.

Climate change poses a significant threat to Nananu village in Tailevu, where rising sea levels are increasingly flooding the community.

There are over 700 registered cooperatives in Fiji, spanning 15 sectors and collectively holding assets totaling $151 million.

The Fijian Elections Office hosted a disability sensitization training aimed at improving the accessibility of electoral processes for persons with disabilities.

The U.S. Department of Education said on Tuesday its civil rights office is investigating the Portland, Oregon, school system for allowing a transgender high school runner to compete in female sports and use girls’ locker rooms.

Organisations in Fiji are taking part in an anti-bribery workshop to strengthen their ethics and accountability.

Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra sailed through a no-confidence vote in parliament, emerging unscathed from a two-day opposition onslaught and reaffirming the stability of her ruling coalition.

Marist Brothers High School has successfully defended the Suva Zone Two Athletics competition title in the boys division, while Suva Grammar School wins in the girls’ division.