The Flying Fijians have unveiled a 31-member squad for the upcoming Pacific Nations Cup, with seven players in line to make their international debut.

Fresh from leading Suva Grammar School to its first Vodafone Deans Under-18 title in 21 years, captain Waisale Bolakoro has already set his sights on the next chapter of his rugby journey: representing Fiji and playing the game professionally.

The All Blacks have called up Ofa Tu’ungafasi and Jamie Hannah as injury replacements for Ethan de Groot and Josh Lord.

Opposition MP Virendra Lal is calling for a stronger prevention strategy to stop children and young people from reaching the point where they need rehabilitation for alcohol and substance abuse.

Former Fisheries and Forestry Minister Kalaveti Ravu remains on the government backbench, months after being acquitted of criminal charges.

Agriculture Minister Tomasi Tunabuna has confirmed he wants to contest the next General Election under The People’s Alliance.

A new solar training hub at Fiji National University could help address two major barriers to renewable energy adoption.

The National Federation Party has extended its warmest greetings to Fiji’s Muslim community on the occasion of the Birthday of the Holy Prophet Muhammad.

Australia on Sunday confirmed its first case of H5N1 bird flu in a mammal, with ​the deadly virus found in a long-nosed fur seal in South ‌Australia state.

Syria expects negotiations to resume soon with ​Israel over a security deal it hopes will lead to Israel’s withdrawal from Syrian land, a top Syrian minister said, urging Israel to seize a “historic opportunity” ‌as the door for diplomacy is open.

Dolly Parton is sharing another update on her health.

Defence was the foundation of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School’s successful Weet-Bix Raluve Under-18 campaign, according to head coach Antonio Raboiliku after beating Lomary 13-12 in the final yesterday.