Queen Victoria School’s Under-14 side will be aiming to do more than simply make an appearance in the Vodafone Deans Trophy final.

With netball pushing for inclusion at the Olympic Games and the inaugural Men’s Netball World Cup on the horizon, the MPaisa Central Rally is providing an important platform for the continued development of men’s netball in the country.

The Cricket Fiji Super 8 has taken a significant step forward, with bigger rewards and greater support for teams helping raise the intensity of the competition this year.

Firefighters battled with the aid of Dutch helicopters on Sunday to contain Belgium’s biggest wildfire, which has already burned 3,000 hectares of land and which local authorities said was heading towards the German border.

The National Federation Party is accusing Education Minister Aseri Radrodro of misrepresenting the Electoral Act by restricting the use of school halls for political meetings.

Youth Minister Jese Saukuru has challenged young people in Navosa to reject drugs, embrace education and sport, and take responsibility for shaping their future.

Proposals to merge the Fiji Meat Industry Board and the Yaqara pastoral company were raised by the Standing committee on Public Accounts as concerns were highlighted over the livestock supply.

Qauia residents are taking community action against drugs and violent behaviour through newly introduced village by-laws.

The Tububere clan in the village of Viseisei ni Vuda is using the traditional funeral of the late Tui Vuda as an opportunity to prepare the next generation to carry forward one of its most important traditional responsibilities.

The balance between Fiji Hardwood Corporation’s growing profits with the long-term sustainability of its mahogany plantations has been questioned by the standing committee on Public accounts.

The 2026 Extra Premier League produced a goal-filled finish yesterday, with 19 goals scored across five matches as teams wrapped up their league campaigns.

Iran’s parliament approved on Sunday the general principles of a bill that would criminalise interviews and other communications with media deemed hostile to the Islamic Republic, including U.S. or Israeli media and outlets financed by either country.