The Ministry of Finance has expressed confidence that Fiji will be removed from the European Union blacklist following an upcoming review.

After a strong showing at the International Tri-Nations Amateur Boxing event, Fiji National Boxing Coach Cameron Todd is now shifting focus to nurturing the next generation of boxing talent.

During the National Budget Breakfast Dialogue, concerns were raised over the high cost of broccoli despite it being duty-free.

The Ministry of Finance is giving its ministries more power over their budgets in 2025-2026 by getting rid of old, slow approval steps.

The world’s top age-grade rugby talent will be on display in Italy this weekend as the 15th edition of the World Rugby U20 Championship gets underway tomorrow.

The Republican-controlled U.S. Senate advanced President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax-cut and spending bill in a key procedural vote late on Saturday, raising the odds that lawmakers will be able to pass his “big, beautiful bill” in the coming days.

The Ministry of Local Government says that with the increased funding allocation, they will be able to continue new town development as well as support other areas through grants.

Chelsea scored three times in the second period of extra-time to hand 10-man Benfica a 4-1 defeat in Charlotte in their weather-affected last 16 Club World Cup clash on Saturday as the English side set up a quarter-final meeting with Brazil’s Palmeiras.

Firefighters in Labasa successfully contained a fire that broke out yesterday afternoon at the Damodar City Mall building.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark ruling blunting a potent weapon that federal judges have used to block government policies nationwide during legal challenges was in many ways a victory for President Donald Trump, except perhaps on the very policy he is seeking to enforce.

One of the star attractions at Legoland Shanghai, which officially opens on July 5, is likely to be a mini replica of the Shanghai waterfront and skyscrapers of the Lujiazui financial district, all built in the colourful plastic bricks.

Large crowds of mourners dressed in black lined streets in Iran’s capital Tehran as the country held a funeral on Saturday for top military commanders, nuclear scientists and some of the civilians killed during this month’s aerial war with Israel.