The former Acting Commissioner of Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption is willing to come back and serve the country when given a chance.

One player out of twenty-four tested positive for drugs at the conclusion of Day One of the Bic Fiji FACT.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu states that the training officers are attending at the Pinkenba Training Hub in Brisbane, Australia, introduces a new dimension to policing in the region.

The Kaiviti Silktails endured another tough defeat on home soil this afternoon, falling 18-14 to the Bulldogs in a closely contested Round 13 clash of the Jersey Flegg Cup in Lautoka.

Questions have been raised regarding an offside goal decision against Ba FC today, as the Men in Black suffered a 2-0 defeat to Lautoka.

The Vodafone ATH Fiji Foundation is calling on local businesses to take a more active role in social responsibility, urging them to establish corporate trusts as a sustainable way to give back to the communities they profit from.

The Fiji Football Association has clarified that the participation of Aiyaz Musa in the Vice President election at its 2025 Congress was not permitted by the association but was a result of a provisional order issued by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Pacific Games gold medalist Kelera Mudunasoko is making a splashy farewell to high school, diving out in style with three gold and a bronze medal at the 2025 National Schools Age Group Swimming Championships.

China has strongly criticized French President Emmanuel Macron for linking the defence of Ukraine with the need to protect Taiwan, calling the comparison a “double standard.” Macron, speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, warned that unchecked Russian aggression in Ukraine could have implications for Taiwan.

Marvel movie “Thunderbolts” brought in $162 million at theaters around the world over the weekend, providing a solid start to the summer movie season that is key to Hollywood’s year at the box office.

Germany’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt expressed hope that the European Union can agree on a common plan to send failed asylum seekers to third countries near their home regions. This approach is part of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s broader effort to reduce immigration, a key promise during February’s election, though migration numbers have already been declining.

The latest stocktake of Australia’s efforts to cut carbon emissions have shown the country has struggled in recent years to make progress, with emissions marginally climbing in 2024.