Kane Brown has cheated death in a freak golfing accident.

The McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women will once again draw strength from their passionate supporters when they take on the Queensland Reds in Brisbane, with captain Kolora Lomani saying the unwavering backing of the Fijian community continues to inspire the side.

Ba football legend Lote Delai, whose solitary goal secured a 1-0 victory over Labasa in the inaugural Fiji FACT final in 1991, believes the current Men in Black have what it takes to end the district’s 16-year wait for another Fiji FACT title.

The Government has taken proactive steps to safeguard maritime services following threats by some shipping operators to suspend services.

The five per cent tourism levy introduced in the National Budget will be absorbed by the industry and is not expected to be passed on to visitors.

Now is not the right time to consider an increase in the minimum wage, according to the Nadi Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Fiji Airports has put its emergency response plans to the test after successfully conducting a full-scale night aircraft crash exercise at Nausori International Airport.

The ​U.S. military attacked Iran on Friday in response to an Iranian drone strike on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, further ‌straining the fragile peace deal agreed last week between the two countries.

Senegal kept their World ​Cup knockout hopes alive in dominant fashion on Friday with a 5-0 victory over 10-man Iraq, who were eliminated ‌from the tournament.

Ousmane Dembele scored a ​first-half hat-trick as France made sure of top spot in World Cup Group I with a ruthless 4-1 win on Friday ‌over a second-string Norway who like the French had already qualified for the next round of the tournament.

Donkey is stepping out of Shrek’s shadow after DreamWorks confirmed the wisecracking sidekick will lead his own standalone film, with Eddie Murphy returning to voice the fan-favourite character in an origin story due in cinemas in 2028.

Disturbing revelations of widespread sexual harassment at Fortescue’s remote mining camps should result in criminal prosecutions where applicable, company boss Andrew Forrest has told his employees.