David Mendizábal vividly remembers sitting in the audience for the final performances of playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “In the Heights.”

The handling of a recent bullying incident at Queen Victoria School has come under scrutiny in Parliament, with concerns raised over delays in reporting the matter to the Ministry of Education.

Prolonged dry conditions associated with El Niño are posing challenges for sugarcane farmers in Labasa, with limited rainfall affecting crop growth and delaying essential farming activities, including fertiliser application.

Night water rationing between 9pm and 4am could be introduced in areas supplied by Vaturu Dam by late November if dry conditions continue under the worst-case scenario.

The recent fire at the Vunato Landfill in Lautoka over the weekend was the fourth in recent months.

Fiji has 57 tourism investment projects worth more than $2 billion in its development pipeline, with the Ministry of Tourism now focusing on moving these projects towards implementation.

Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Lawrence Kumar says more portable speed cameras could be deployed along the Nadi International Aiport to Martintar corridor as he claims that some drivers are travelling well above the speed limit of 50km/h.

Vodafone Fiji Bulikula will look to eliminate costly errors and deliver a more complete performance as they take on Australia in their Rugby League World Cup semifinal clash.

Fijian boxer Josateki Naisau is relishing the challenge of facing Josaia Ravuwai, believing his opponent has the skills to make his professional boxing debut a stern test.

Scott Clifton of “The Bold and the Beautiful” and Tamara Tunie of “Beyond the Gates” won lead acting honors at the 53rd annual Daytime Emmys on Friday night, with “General Hospital” honored as outstanding drama series for a record 19th time overall and sixth in a row.

A road accident in Nalawa has renewed Police concerns over drink-driving, after four people believed to be under the influence of alcohol were involved in a crash on Saturday morning.

Up to 82 percent of monitored water sources could reach critical levels by January 2027 if dry conditions persist warns Meteorological Services Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau.