More than 400 rugby referees from across Fiji gathered for a special church service over the weekend to seek spiritual guidance and blessings for the upcoming season.

Fiji is partnering with National Geographic Pristine Seas to explore the hidden depths of its ocean territory, a bold step to improve marine governance and conservation.

Festivals and carnivals are proving to be key platforms for small business growth across Fiji, especially for those starting out with limited resources.

Local football competitions are highly likely to see a shift in their annual calendar with the anticipated introduction of the Pro League next year.

Crystal Palace have submitted an appeal against their demotion from the Europa League to the Conference League with the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Fourteen senior and retired officials of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces’ Naval Division were honoured yesterday, commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Fiji Navy at State House.

People of Vanuakula Village in Naitasiri have received essential medical, counselling, and legal services through a mobile outreach clinic.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has unveiled its key priorities for the 2025–2026 financial year, backed by a $41.2 million budget.

The Flying Fijians have a packed international Test calendar lined up for 2025, with blockbuster matches against Tier 1 heavyweights England and France headlining the November window.

The Kadavu Provincial Council meeting commenced in Suva today with a call to action from traditional leader Turaga Tui Tavuki Ratu Penioni Nacagilevu, who encouraged Kadavu residents to make the most of current opportunities to address longstanding issues facing their maritime communities.

Despite falling just short against a higher-ranked USA side, Vodafone Fijiana head coach Ioan Cunningham believes the performance marks a step in the right direction as Fiji builds toward next month’s Rugby World Cup.

Residents of Korolevu settlement in Seaqaqa are pleading with the government to bring electricity to their community, a need they’ve been voicing since 1999.