Fiji’s economy is beating expectations with Gross Domestic Product growth forecasted at around four percent last year.

The Fiji Rugby Union is officially introducing the Blue Card system to the Vodafone Deans Trophy competition as the quarter-finals kicks start this morning.

The Education Ministry is awaiting a full report to clarify an alleged case where a student allegedly faced mistreatment after reporting classmates for smoking in uniform.

It will not be an easy task for defending champions Lautoka to face a fit Rewa side in the Extra Battle of the Giants semifinal, especially with several of the Blues’ key players nursing injuries.

Nadi may have claimed a 20–11 victory over Macuata in Round two of the Skipper Cup, but captain Veniona Vuki says the team’s set-piece execution still needs major work.

Termites have disrupted classes in 44 Western Division schools, with 11 severely damaged.

Fiji narrowly avoided a major crisis when police seized the country’s largest methamphetamine shipment, worth about $2 billion.

The planned Hindu Unity spiritual gathering has been postponed due to insufficient time for preparation after its event permit was reinstated only recently.

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick and his assistant Marcus Sorg have been fined 20,000 euros ($23,320) each and banned for one match in UEFA club competitions for misconduct, the European soccer governing body’s disciplinary committee said on Friday.

Israel’s plan to take control of Gaza must be a “red line” for the Albanese government as opponents call for sanctions in light of the decision.

With the Vodafone Deans Trophy quarter-finals kicking off tomorrow, the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union is stepping up preparations to ensure a safe and well-organised event.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has firmly denied that any current government or parliamentary members are involved in drug trafficking.