A heated exchange took place at the Fijian Media Association’s Town Hall Meeting in Ba this evening between Minister for Sugar Industry Charan Jeath Singh and former Fiji Sugar Corporation board member Arvin Singh.

The Fiji National University has clarified that matters raised in a recent FBC News article about allegations against a senior staff member have already been investigated through FNU’s internal disciplinary and grievance procedures.

A group of former and current staff members of the Fiji National University who are pushing for the removal of a senior management staff member amidst claims of employment and occupational health and safety breaches met with Education Minister Aseri Radrodro this afternoon.

Fiji Roads Authority, in a recent statement, has clarified its position regarding a recent media report concerning its maintenance contracting arrangements with Fletcher Higgins.

In a vibrant celebration of culture, community, and creativity, the historic Arts Village of Pacific Harbour has officially entered a new chapter.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged to stop buying oil from Russia, and Trump said he would next try to get China to do the same as Washington intensifies efforts to cut off Moscow’s energy revenues.

Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan has secured a major legal victory as the Delhi High Court granted him interim protection against the unauthorised use of his name, likeness, and voice through AI-generated and deepfake content.

Residents of Tavua are pressing the government for urgent improvements to the town’s crumbling infrastructure.

FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne says he was tipped off by Castres Rugby President Pierre-Yves Revol about young prop Atu Sokobale, who is also the younger brother of former national 7s rep medallist Savenaca Rawaca.

The weather bureau issued a major flood alert for a rural village at 9.07am, warning of very high river levels in the afternoon.

Tavua residents have called for greater government attention to issues they say have been neglected for years, despite their district’s major contributions to Fiji’s economy through mining, sugar, and water industries.

Students and villagers in the Deuba District gathered to celebrate World Food Day, with the presence of government and non-government organisations.