Under the guidance of interim coach Ravinesh Kumar, the Suva football team is diligently working towards concluding the season on a high note.

The Ministry of Agriculture has announced its intentions to bolster extension services by recruiting additional staff.

Minister for Tourism, Viliame Gavoka, reveals that while Fiji traditionally experiences peak tourism from June to September, there has been no significant decline in bookings until January of the coming year.

Samoa named an all-new tight five for their must-win Rugby World Cup Pool D fixture against England on Saturday as coach Seilala Mapusua made nine changes for the clash in Lille, where his team will have the slimmest of quarter-final hopes.

A consultation attended by Tamavua residents, representatives from the Ministry of Local Government, and the developers overseeing the Great Han apartment complex on Princess Road in Tamavua has stirred substantial unease in the community.

A student who, enticed by false promises, invested over $1000 of her hard-earned scholarship allowance in the so-called EbayShop Online Recruitment Pyramid Scheme.

New Zealand crushed defending champions England by nine wickets in the opening match of the 50-over World Cup, demonstrating again their knack of punching above their weight in showpiece events.

George Ford and Owen Farrell are back together in England’s team to play Samoa on Sunday, while Freddie Steward returns at fullback and Tom Curry, who has played two minutes at the World Cup, starts at flanker.

Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad will attend the International Monetary Fund/World Bank Annual Meetings in Marrakesh, Morocco from 9th to the15th of October.

Captain Merab Sharikadze returns to the Georgia starting lineup to earn a 99th test cap in their Rugby World Cup Pool C clash with Wales on Sunday, one of five changes for their final group fixture.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has emphasized the focus of the Pacific Prosecutors conference this week on the emerging threats posed by new technologies in the region.

Scotland captain Jamie Ritchie has been passed fit to play in their must-win Rugby World Cup Pool B clash with Ireland on Sunday as winger Darcy Graham keeps his place and fullback Blair Kinghorn earns a 50th cap.