McDonalds Fiji Coral Coast Sevens founder Jay Whyte says the tournament’s rich history is defined by moments that elevated it from a grassroots event into one of the region’s most respected rugby showcases.

Novak Djokovic said on Sunday he would step away completely from the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), the advocacy group he co-founded, citing concerns over transparency and governance within the organisation.

All 40 people who died in the New Year’s Eve bar fire in Switzerland have been identified, police said on Sunday, with teenagers making up more than half of the death toll.

The Ministry of Lands and Mineral Resources, in partnership with Fiji Law Reform, will hold the final public consultation on the review of the State Lands Act of 1945 next week.

Villagers of Matasawalevu, with support from Ministry of Fisheries officers at Kavala Station, recently harvested and sorted seaweed in a move that is boosting livelihoods while protecting the environment.

While speaking on the Bula FM Morning Show, Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro said that 225,000 students were recorded to be in school last year, while this year, 205,000 applications have been received.

National Fire Authority has confirmed a measurable loss of fuel following a leak at the Petro Oceania terminal along Foster Road, Walu Bay this morning.

Delcy Rodriguez, declared the interim president of Venezuela after Nicolas Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces, is one of the iron fists in Venezuelan politics, a practitioner of economic orthodoxy who has strived to build relationships with the private sector and who is known for her taste for luxury.

Beyoncé has joined the ranks of billionaires, according to Forbes, becoming the fifth musician to be crowned the elite status.

The Fiji Commerce and Employers Federation says it will continue to push for reduced electricity tariffs as the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission begins public consultations from tomorrow.

Fiji’s National Risk Assessment has identified tax and customs crimes including tax evasion, fraud, duty evasion, and smuggling as major threats to the integrity of the nation’s financial system.

As labour shortages continue to challenge investors in Fiji, the private sector is increasingly taking matters into its own hands by investing directly in workforce training and skills development.