Two men and a woman will appear in the Lautoka Magistrates Court today.

Fisheries officers are moving to tighten compliance with marine laws in Kadavu.

Registrations for the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Scheme and New Zealand’s Recognised Seasonal Employer Scheme will open this Friday.

The United States continues to discuss a ceasefire proposal for a 60-day truce in Gaza between Israel and Hamas that the Palestinian militant group has accepted, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday.

Team Fiji made a splash on the opening day of the World Aquatics Junior Championships in Otopeni, with standout performances from Thaddeus Kwong and Eden Waqainabete in the 100m backstroke.

Wildfires raging in northern and western Spain have burned through nearly the same area in the past 24 hours as in all of last year, although the end of a 16-day heatwave and expected rainfall have fanned hopes that an end may be in sight.

Naomi Watts was in tears as her son headed off to the University of Southern California.

At least 27 worshippers were killed and several injured early on Tuesday when armed bandits stormed a mosque in northern Nigeria’s Katsina state during morning prayers, the village head and a hospital official said.

Twelve months after being knocked out by Nasinu in the Under-18 quarterfinal, Tailevu North College will have their shot at redemption when the two sides meet again, this time in the U19 Deans final.

Members of Fiji’s national weightlifting team are set to depart later this week to compete in the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships, which kick off next Monday.

The government is taking steps to support content creators and digital influencers in understanding their tax obligations as the industry grows rapidly.

A woman known as the “ketamine queen” has agreed to plead guilty to charges that she supplied the dose of the prescription anaesthetic that killed Matthew Perry.