The 2025 Vodafone Deans Trophy Under-18 national quarterfinals are officially set, and fans can expect fireworks as traditional powerhouses and rising contenders go head-to-head in a series of mouthwatering matchups.

Farmers will feel safer working in their sugarcane fields following a donation of over $541,000 worth of workwear, as part of Phase II of the LOWES Donation Programme in Vitogo Village, Lautoka.

Fijian Holdings Limited is ramping up efforts to support local entrepreneurship, unveiling plans to invest in consultancy projects valued at $800,000.

The Babasiga Lions have shown what it means to host in style, securing a commanding 2-0 victory over Nadroga to book their spot in the Extra Battle of the Giants semifinals.

Naitasiri began their Skipper Cup campaign in style with a 39-16 win over Malolo this afternoon, successfully defending the prestigious INKK Farebrother Sullivan Trophy at Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori.

A Year Nine student in Suva was allegedly bullied and harassed for weeks, in retaliation for reporting fellow students who were caught smoking in school uniform.

Police pulled off a last-gasp victory to snatch the 2025 Nasinu Rugby Union title from Newtown in dramatic fashion.

Nasinu Secondary School has powered into the national quarterfinals of the Deans U18 competition after a dominant 57-10 victory over Nabala Secondary in their playoff clash.

As Fiji strengthens its efforts to combat human trafficking, more attention is needed for people with disabilities who are being exploited and may be falling through the cracks.

President Donald Trump’s administration is actively discussing with Azerbaijan the possibility of bringing that nation and some Central Asian allies into the Abraham Accords, hoping to deepen their existing ties with Israel, according to five sources with knowledge of the matter.

Fiji’s blood bank system remains under pressure due to fluctuating demand driven by unpredictable emergencies and chronic illnesses.

Deputy Secretary for Agriculture, Dr. Tikini Nakudakuda, says the considerable distance from major trading partners like New Zealand and Australia leads to high freight costs and frequent delivery delays.