The Nabouono community in Udu, Macuata is using livestock farming to improve food security while helping reduce pressure on Fiji’s sea turtle populations.

Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka says the Fiji Pro is more than an international surfing event, providing a major platform to showcase Fiji and create opportunities for local communities.

About 126 students and teachers from special and inclusive schools across the country took part in the Methodist Church Conference Choir Competition yesterday afternoon, marking their first participation in the event.

Three University of the South Pacific students have publicly apologised to Fiji’s deaf community after a video circulated on social media sparked concern over its use of sign language.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham will visit Ukraine on his first overseas trip since taking office, and will announce British support to ​help Kyiv improve its domestic production of long-range missiles.

The Fijian Elections Office has recorded 8,901 new voter registrations through registration drives conducted in Fiji and overseas between 2025 and 2026.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has bought a 19th-century Gothic-style ​castle overlooking a river in ‌the southeast of Ireland, 200 kilometres (125 miles) from his company’s European headquarters, a ​spokesman said on Thursday.

There are currently 1,530 unresolved complaints before Fiji’s Legal Practitioners Unit, with some dating back to 2009.

Film Fiji Board Chair Culden Kamea says the return of the Kula Film Awards after seven years is more than a showcase of talent, but a pathway into the creative industry for young people.

Captaining Nasinu Secondary School to the Weet-Bix Raluve Under-16 title was something Akosita Naibiu never thought would happen at the start of the season.

Fiji Football Association President Rajesh Patel believes the return of the Extra Battle of the Giants to Ba will provide a major boost for the tournament as the district prepares to host the event for the first time in 13 years.

Donald Trump’s olive branch to North Korea’s Kim Jong Un at the expense of a long-standing ally comes at a pivotal moment for U.S. security ​ties in Asia, as partners from Japan to India reassess how much they can rely on Washington.