Expired land leases and idle agricultural land have emerged as key concerns during the Parliamentary Special Committee on the Sugar Industry consultations, with farmers warning that productive cane land is being left unused while the industry continues to struggle.

The Fiji Women Lawyers Association is calling for the establishment of an independent forensic services body, saying it will strengthen transparency, accountability and public confidence in criminal investigations.

St Vincent College manager Salote Nainoka has credited the school’s supporters for helping the Under-16 side reach the Weet-Bix Raluve national quarter-finals.

Crest Fiji Black captain Elenoa Gukirewa has credited strong team connections and combinations for her side’s success after edging Crest Fiji Blue 56-55 to win the Fiji Invitational Tournament.

The 2026 Extra Fiji Secondary Schools Football Championship is set to feature new champions in two major grades after defending title holders failed to qualify for the tournament.

Australia says it wants a stronger and more united Pacific region as leaders prepare for today’s Pacific Islands Forum meeting.

Science will play a critical role in helping Fiji and the Pacific respond to the growing impacts of climate change.

COP31 must deliver stronger emission reductions, greater access to climate finance and recognise the ocean as a key climate solution.

An international Christian organisation has welcomed Fiji’s decision to establish a Parliamentary Friends of Israel Caucus, saying it will strengthen relations between Fiji and Israel.

Authorities have suspended the search for six people who remain missing after a small fibreglass boat failed to arrive at its intended destination in Fiji’s Lau Group.

Fiji Rugby has defended its decision to stage the Vodafone Fijiana XV Test against South Africa on the same day as the Vodafone Deans and Weet-Bix Raluve national quarter-finals, saying the occasion is about celebrating the entire rugby pathway.

Board gaming company Asmodee’s (ASMDEEb.ST), chief executive said on Tuesday that trading card games, an “extremely strong” category in its catalogue, were here to stay.