The Fiji National Provident Fund has updated its mobile App features on the myFNPF App which now enables the submission of partial medical withdrawal and two-way communications.

The Ministry of Civil Service is actively positioning itself as a preferred employer, competing with the corporate and private sectors.

The Land Transport Authority has warned that payment of cash to bus drivers for any fare is illegal and will result in the issuance of TINs and a penalty of $150 to the driver of the bus and the passenger who has paid the cash.

Two second-half goals from Sergi Roberto rescued a 3-2 home win for champions Barcelona against bottom side Almeria in LaLiga on Wednesday, putting an end to their three-game winless run in all competitions as they head into the Christmas break.

The Russian Football Union (RFU) has voted against switching its football federation membership to Asia from Europe, Russian news agencies reported on Wednesday, opting to stay in the European fold as Moscow eyes progress in relations with UEFA.

The Bournemouth versus Luton Town Premier League match that was abandoned on Saturday after the on-field collapse of Luton captain Tom Lockyer will be replayed again in full, the league announced Wednesday.

The FIJI Water Foundation, a leading charitable organization in Fiji has highlighted the positive impact of its 2023 Wonderful Giving program.

Gas pollution could hit Iceland’s capital after a volcano began erupting late on Monday, the country’s meteorological office has said.

Joining the Fijiana 7s team was a hard yet special decision for Heleina Young.

An evening dress worn by the late Princess Diana has sold for $1.1 million, 11 times its estimate, breaking the record price for one of her gowns going under the hammer, Los Angeles-based Julien’s Auctions said.

Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filiomoni Vosarogo engaged with Namosi landowners to directly understand their concerns regarding the impacts of prospecting activities conducted by the Namosi Joint Venture.

A boat carrying nine individuals from Yasawa capsized on its journey to Lautoka, leading to the drowning of two women aged 47 and 67.