China’s Ambassador to Fiji, Zhou Jian, is calling on Chinese students to stay and build Fiji.

The Fiji Open Tennis Championships is set to reach new heights this year, with a major sponsorship boost from Extra Supermarket leading to expanded categories and attracting top-tier tennis talent from across the Pacific and beyond.

$1m infrastructure Food Processors Fiji Limited is now operating with upgraded infrastructure.

Popular K-pop group Tomorrow X Together, also known as TXT, is making its European tour debut feeling inspired and more connected after two months away from the spotlight, its members said.

This is according to a report by U.S. intelligence agencies.

It has taken more than nine years for the people of Tavua Village on Koro Island to have their church rebuilt.

The studio head has historically been seen as a fearsome and all-powerful figure, capable of ending a career with the snap of a finger or changing lives with an impulsive greenlight. In “The Studio,” though, Seth Rogen’s studio chief is more Selina Meyer (“Veep”) than Louis B. Mayer.

Suva Grammar School’s Claudie David is setting her sights on the blue-ribbon event of the Fiji Finals competition next month after an impressive outing at the Suva Zone Two Atletics competition at the HFC Bank Stadium.

A protest demanding better fishing quotas for artisan fishermen in Chile descended into clashes with the police on Tuesday (March 25) as the Senate is discussing a bill that is key for the sector.

Jordan Petaia’s NFL audition has arrived, with the Wallabies star among 14 foreign charges to feature in University of South Florida’s pro day in front of scouts from all 32 clubs.

Marist Brothers High School’s Penaia Ramasirai sent their supporters into a frenzy after coming in first place senior boys 200 meter event this afternoon.

Brazil were humiliated 4-1 by bitter rivals Argentina in South American World Cup qualifiers on Wednesday as the pressure mounted on manager Dorival Jr after his side were comprehensively outplayed and fortunate not to lose by more.