The deferment of the 2026 Pillay Garments Champion vs Champion tournament will give Rewa FC additional time to prepare for their season-opening clash against Labasa.

The United States is “open for business” if Iran wishes to contact Washington, a U.S. official said on Monday, as the United States seeks to pressure Tehran over a government crackdown on protesters.

An elusive Olympic gold medal and a home World Cup are continuing to motivate the Levi sisters as they turn down the temptation of a cross-code move to remain in Rugby Union.

The Suva High Court will deliver a ruling on bail for the former Corrections officer Epeli Laqeni on the 10th of next month.

The Ministry of Immigration has issued a formal statement countering social media misinformation about the four foreign nationals charged in the recent Vatia cocaine bust.

Local agripreneurs across Fiji are set to benefit from increased access to global knowledge and innovation following the successful completion of a week-long mission by an AgHub India delegation from Hyderabad.

Israel has recovered the remains of the last remaining hostage held in Gaza, the military said on Monday, fulfilling a key condition of the initial phase of U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to end the war in the Palestinian territory.

The silence that has largely blanketed Hollywood since the Trump administration deployed thousands of federal agents to Minneapolis appeared to crack this weekend in the wake of the killing of ICU nurse Alex Pretti.

Twenty students and six teachers have made history as the first group at the newly established Namuka Secondary School in Macuata, marking a major milestone for education in the rural Namuka District.

The Fiji Football Association Board of Control has approved a one-off change to foreign player regulations for the 2026 season, allowing districts to replace overseas players registered at the start of the season.

The 2026 academic year has officially begun, and for many Year 1 families in Suva, it was a morning filled with emotion, excitement, and determination.

More than 22,000 plastic bottles and aluminium cans have already been collected in Lautoka under the return-and-earn initiative, with the council paying out about $1,200 dollars to residents.