LPG prices will drop from tomorrow.

North Korea executes people for drugs, sharing South Korean media, and religious activities as it stifles its citizens’ human rights and freedom, its rival, South Korea, said in a report on Thursday.

Certain allocations made by the FijiFirst government during the National Budget have left no money to keep the ministries operational.

The inaugural tourism summit, held in Nadi, has been deemed a success by organizers, with a variety of stakeholders from the investment and hospitality industries engaging in productive discussions.

Starting rugby at a young age is something Kaiviti Silktails center Simione Cakauniqio will be eternally grateful for.

Police have classified the case of a man found motionless outside a Suva nightclub last week as an alleged murder.

The Girmit Open Golf Tournament is set to take place over two days beginning next Friday.

Preparation for the Ratu Sukuna Day celebration is well underway.

The Hong Kong Sevens tournament which kicked-off today has removed the requirement of face masks and COVID-19 vaccination proof.

Philippine rescuers searched the smouldering ruins of a burnt-out ferry for any survivors or more victims of a fire that swept through the inter-island vessel killing 29 people, including a 6-month old baby, authorities said.

The Australian government on Thursday took the first formal step towards holding a referendum to recognise Indigenous people in the constitution and set up an Indigenous “Voice to Parliament” to advise lawmakers on matters that impact their lives.

China called remarks by U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen “irresponsible” and “unreasonable” after Yellen said Beijing’s lending activities leave developing countries “trapped in debt.”