Australians underestimate just how transformative artificial intelligence will be, says a high-profile futurist who’s bringing her investing prowess to local shores.

Fiji will not be automatically required to send its military into an Australian conflict under the proposed Ocean of Peace Alliance, or Veitacini Treaty.

The Centre for Democracy and Dialogue is warning that proposed changes to Fiji’s electoral laws could make Election Day more partisan.

Hosts Dayals Steel Ba won their first Extra Battle of the Giants match after beating Tagimoucia Nadi 1-0 last night.

Australians must be allowed to opt-in to social media algorithms rather than opt-out, as tech companies will hide the option, a consent advocate says following a summit to address violence against women and girls.

Ba is determined to turn the lessons from its recent Skipper Cup campaign into a stronger performance when it takes on Nadroga at Lawaqa Park tomorrow.

Cricket Fiji coaches and officials have been busy over the past few days conducting training sessions across the Lau Group as they begin scouting for potential players to represent Fiji at the Under-19 Men’s World Cup Qualifiers next year.

A Ministry of Education payroll verification has uncovered 13 ghost employees.

Defending champions, Extra Supermarket Labasa, has started its Extra BOG campaign with a win.

Two people were pulled out alive on Friday ​from a tunnel linked to a hydropower ‌station on the Trishuli River, nine days after a ice, rock and mud slide swept through a valley in ​Nepal, killing more than 1,200 people and ​displacing tens of thousands.

Sisters Rooney and Kate Mara said years of shared experiences ​helped them master a unique acting challenge: speaking in perfect unison for Werner Herzog’s “Bucking Fastard”, ‌which premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday.

Australia cannot rely on consent education alone to combat sexual violence, the leader of a key round-table has warned.