More Koran burnings took place in Sweden and Denmark.

Flying Fijians coach Simon Raiwalui says their priority remains the same as they prepare for a big travel week to Tokyo to face Japan in their next Pacific Test match.

The Fiji Rugby Union has identified instances where players who are officially registered with a team have transferred to other teams without completing the necessary paperwork.

A major newspaper in Solomon Islands received nearly US$140,000 in funding from the Chinese government.

Bus fares have experienced an increase starting today due to the government subsidy coming to an end yesterday.

Social Democratic Liberal Party Leader Viliame Gavoka has quashed rumours circulating about a faction within the party attempting to oust Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Fiji is keen to learn from the experience and success of the Australian sugar industry, especially in areas of power co-generation, ethanol production, and the production of refined sugar.

The British Embassy ensures that Fijians are treated fairly once they complete their service in the British Armed Forces.

The Ministry of Health is working on a number of projects to ensure they are adequately resourced and better prepared for any future health crisis.

The Malawi Queens started off slowly in the Netball World Cup, but they ultimately proved themselves by defeating the Fiji Pearls with a score of 62-48 in preliminary stage two at the Netball World Cup in Cape Town.

Hinata Miyazawa scored twice as former champions Japan put on a counter-attacking clinic to beat Spain 4-0 and lock up top spot in Group C at the Women’s World Cup.

Debutants Zambia claimed their first-ever victory at the Women’s World Cup with a 3-1 win over Costa Rica at Waikato Stadium, although both teams were already out of contention for the knockout stage.