Nadroga Rugby captain Manueli Ratuniyarawa is calling on supporters from Nadroga and Tailevu to turn out in numbers and rally behind their teams as they battle for a place in the Skipper Cup final at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this afternoon.

Vodafone Fiji Bati head coach Mick Potter is encouraged by the open style of play at the opening weekend of the Rugby League World Cup, praising the flow of matches and the limited stoppages.

The Fiji Police Force is calling for a shift in societal values, warning that the pursuit of easy money is pushing more people toward criminal activity and illicit businesses.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is investing in property ownership to reduce its annual rental costs of about $2 million.

Pacific fish exporters face tougher food safety requirements under new European Union regulations, with fishing vessels and processing facilities required to meet stricter freezing and temperature standards to maintain access to overseas markets.

Three police officers charged in connection with the alleged murder of Lami Police Constable Peniasi Racagi have been further remanded in custody by the Suva High Court.

Jiutasa Lagilagi Rasaca Vosikata has been sworn in as a member of the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Singer Raye won the Mercury Prize for her second studio album “This Music May Contain Hope” on Thursday, beating the likes ​of veteran Paul McCartney, rock band Suede and rapper ‌Dave for the British music award.

An earthquake of magnitude 7 struck China’s southwestern region of Tibet at around 10:33 p.m. (1433 ​GMT) on Thursday, killing 16 people and injuring 32 others, state ‌news agency Xinhua reported, citing Nagqu City’s emergency management bureau.

Ba FC has appointed Solomon Islands football legend Batram Suri as the club’s new head coach ahead of the 2027 season.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for the country’s ​army companies to be turned into ‌elite, self-sufficient combat units during a two-day meeting of company commanders in Pyongyang, state media ​KCNA said on Saturday.

The US Justice Department on Thursday sued to preemptively block Alaska from certifying the results of its US Senate race if the Republican ‌incumbent candidate loses by a narrow margin, saying voters could be confused because two Republicans on the ballot have almost identical names.