The Lautoka High Court has adjourned its ruling on the interim application in the leadership dispute involving the Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry to tomorrow.

Fiji’s iconic Rosie Travel Group has reached a new milestone.

Australian rugby bosses have confirmed that the so-called ‘Giteau’s Law’, which restricted how many overseas-based players previous Wallabies coaches could pick, has been scrapped.

FMF Foods Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Yunnan Maimiao Auto of China, securing exclusive distribution rights for electric vehicles (EVs) in Fiji and across the Pacific.

The Suva Combine Masters were crowned champions of the Battle of the Giants (Tournament Under 45s, following a 1-0 win over Nasinu Legends last weekend at the Uprising Sports Centre in Pacific Harbour.

Police are increasing operations in “red zones” across the country to lower crime rates and improve public safety.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions charged 13 people with a total of 21 counts of sexual offences last month.

Shubman Gill celebrated his first series as India captain by leading his team to a dramatic victory in the fifth test against England at The Oval to share a series 2-2 in which the result has been in doubt until the final day of each match.

Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open for the second consecutive year, tournament organisers confirmed to U.S. media on Monday.

A tribunal officer at the Fiji Police Force typically makes recommendations to the Police Commissioner regarding the punishments from a disciplinary tribunal.

Newly appointed Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya is determined to make sure every Fijian feels connected to their government through clear, honest, and timely communication.

A tourist from a visiting cruise liner has allegedly died while snorkeling in Savusavu waters.