Fiji is being urged to strengthen its cyber defences as growing digital connectivity exposes the country to increasing cybersecurity risks, with Australia committing an additional $150 million to support the country’s digital security and resilience.

The construction of a new police post in Wainunu, Bua, is being welcomed by villagers who say the facility will improve access to police services and strengthen community safety.

The Consumer Council has raised concerns over misleading discounts, expired food products and falsely labelled religious idols as shoppers flock to stores ahead of Diwali.

A woman has allegedly lost $600 after being promised a $10,000 return through an electronic gift card investment opportunity promoted through Viber.

The INKK Farebrother Trophy challenge will take centre stage this weekend following the conclusion of the Skipper Cup competition, with Fiji Rugby confirming a standalone format for this year’s challenge.

Workers in Germany’s engineering industry started temporary warning strikes on Sunday, in a dispute ​that pits 3.7 million workers seeking a ‌5% pay rise against companies suffering from a deepening crisis in the automotive sector.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka will not table the Special Committee’s report on the Constitution Amendment Bill during this parliamentary sitting.

Fijian Boxer Semi Dauloloma is preparing for a significant milestone in his boxing career when he steps into the ring against New Zealand’s Joseph Saumoa at the upcoming Island Boxing event.

Fiji Footballs Under 17 women’s futsal side suffered a tough start to their Youth Olympic Games campaign, going down 8-1 to hosts Senegal in their opening Group A match in Dakar this morning.

A truck driver is in police custody after a detector dog uncovered suspected marijuana during an operation at Narain Jetty, raising further concerns about the movement of illicit substances through Fiji’s transport routes.

Police are stepping up routine patrols and community policing in Nabua following a brawl on Sunday night.

Fiji Rugby board chair John Sanday says while he is pleased with the standard of rugby delivered throughout the 2026 Skipper Cup season, he is sad to see the competition come to an end after an exciting year of action.