Politics in Fiji has been described as unpredictable by Political Sociologist Professor Steven Ratuva and he asserts that “anything can happen.”

The Fiji Football Association organized a two-day First-Aid workshop to enhance the skills of its employees and prevent avoidable injuries on the field of play at their academies in Vatuwaqa and Ba.

More thrilling and exciting days are expected ahead for all football enthusiasts in the Oceania region as plans to introduce Video Assistant Referees in OFC competitions have taken a significant step in New Zealand.

Social Democratic Liberal Party Leader Viliame Gavoka has expressed his respect for the Prime Minister’s decision to dismiss SODELPA MP and Education Minister Aseri Radrodro from Cabinet.

Police Chief of Crime, ACP Mesake Waqa, clarified yesterday afternoon that police officers are not allowed to cover the faces of accused people when they appear in court.

Second seed Carlos Alcaraz faces arguably the toughest test of his Australian Open campaign when he faces Germany’s Alexander Zverev in the quarter-finals at Melbourne Park on Wednesday, in a match that promises to be a fascinating clash of styles.

Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Minister, Sakiasi Ditoka, during his visit to Taveuni, heard various concerns, such as deteriorating infrastructure, theft of crops, insufficient drinking water, and police involvement in drug-related problems.

The People’s Alliance has yesterday afternoon confirmed that the complaint it received is about its Member of Parliament, Lynda Tabuya.

Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo called on members of the Navacoko Settlement near Naboro to engage in open dialogue and seek internal solutions to conflicts within their community, rather than relying on government intervention.

Minister for Fisheries Kalaveti Ravu has emphasized the need for resource owners to tap into and maximize utilization of the available resources they have inland and offshore for their daily sustenance.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation, in collaboration with Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited and Malhana Cloud Kitchen, is taking a significant stride toward integrating sustainability into their operations.

Following the meeting with the Fiji Rugby Union Board of Trustees, two-time Olympian Jerry Tuwai and Fiji Airways Fiji 7s side head coach, Ben Gollings reveals that they have a healthy and positive relationship.