Australia’s transport safety regulator said on Friday it ​had launched an investigation into a fourth incident involving air traffic control at Sydney airport in less ‌than a month after two planes were directed towards the same intersection on the ground.

The Electoral Registration of Voters Amendment Bill is being fast-tracked through Parliament, with the Justice, Law and Human Rights Committee given until the next sitting in September to report back.

The Referendum Bill could be tabled in Parliament by the end of this month.

Fixtures for the upcoming Extra Battle of the Giants have been confirmed.

A charter ​plane ‌carrying eight people ​crashed ​near a ⁠remote ​radar ​site in western Alaska, ​the ​Associated Press ‌said ⁠on Thursday, citing the ​National ​Transportation ⁠Safety ​Board.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is calling on the Nadi and Rewa Football Clubs and the Fiji Football Association to temporarily stand down two players currently facing serious charges of rape and sexual assault until the completion of their court proceedings.

One of the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s senior executive has passed the bar and been admitted into the legal fraternity in the country.

The Government is considering whether to ease current mentorship requirements for doctors transitioning from the public health system into private practice.

Fiji will continue to lead regional discussions on digital policy and regulation after its chairing role at the Pacific Policy and Regulation Forum was extended for another two years.

U.S. Treasury chief Scott Bessent said the United States will impose “the toughest sanctions in history” on Iran, a move he suggested would lessen the need for new major military operations.

Suva Grammar’s Under 18 side has a chance to win the Vodafone Super Deans trophy in Suva tomorrow after 21 years.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is strengthening its VAT refund processes, with eligible low-risk claims generally targeted for processing within 30 days from the end of the filing month.