The Coalition Government’s revived Rural Housing Programme is changing lives across Fiji’s rural and maritime communities.

The Offices of the Director of Public Prosecutions in Fiji and the Solomon Islands have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding, launching a Professional Twinning Program for prosecutors.

Police investigations must be judged by their results, and every officer has a responsibility to ensure cases are airtight before they reach the courtroom.

Spain cannot meet Argentina and France will not face England before the World Cup final — provided they win their groups — after FIFA on Tuesday announced the draw procedure.

Republican Congressman Don Bacon has sharply criticised US President Donald Trump’s recent comments on Ukraine, saying he doubts the president will ultimately support Kyiv as peace negotiations continue. Bacon said Trump’s remarks accusing Ukraine of showing “zero gratitude” were “reprehensible” and ignored repeated expressions of thanks from President Volodymyr Zelensky and the Ukrainian people. He argued that Trump too often “wavers back to the Russian camp” despite occasionally making supportive statements about Ukraine.

Richie Mo’unga will return to Canterbury in 2026 and the Crusaders in 2027 after signing an 18-month deal with New Zealand Rugby, but the star first five says his comeback wasn’t a foregone conclusion.

A US Air Force drone, part of a squadron permanently assigned to South Korea amid simmering military tensions in the region, crashed early Monday off the country’s west coast, according to military and media reports.

The Everybody Loves Raymond cast — including Ray Romano (Ray), Patricia Heaton (Debra), Brad Garrett (Robert), Monica Horan (Amy), and more — were together again on Monday night to commemorate the sitcom’s 30th anniversary. But fans shouldn’t expect for it to become a regular thing.

Aradhna Lal is breaking new ground as one of only two Fijian-Indian women participating in World Rugby’s Level 3 coaching course, pushing boundaries for both women and minority communities in the sport.

Improper drainage, inadequate daily maintenance, and improper rubbish disposal are being blamed for the continuous flooding in Labasa’s low-lying, flood-prone areas.

All schools in the Northern Division will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday 26th November, due to worsening weather conditions.

The Flametree Waimanu 7s will take a major step forward this year as organisers shift the tournament to a larger venue and expand its competition categories.