Journalists from Pacific Island nations were barred from attending a press conference held by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Honiara this afternoon.

Many Fijians living across the Pacific are calling for cheaper airfares and more regional routes from the national airline, Fiji Airways.

Two of the three men involved in yesterday’s robbery at Lautoka’s 78692 Halal Supermarket have been arrested.

After almost 10 years, the Youth Parliament program has returned, providing 58 young participants with the chance to experience parliamentary processes and advocate for change.

Geelong star Bailey Smith has singled out a female photographer at Cats training in a heated exchange, demanding she delete images of him receiving treatment.

Families in Bilalevu, Sigatoka no longer have to risk their lives to farewell loved ones, following the commissioning of the Bilalevu Cemetery Crossing today.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation has reduced its reliance on the Public Service Broadcast fee.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is expected to meet with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon later this afternoon.

Eighteen women-led micro businesses will be Fiji’s first cohort of the Supplier Development Program.

Taveuni’s Yavusa Wainikeli of Naselesele Village is set to develop 1,182 acres of Trust Land through a new partnership signed with the Agriculture Ministry.

The Fiji women’s cricket team has been dealt their first defeat in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup East Asia Pacific Qualifier after falling to Indonesia by 42 runs at Albert Park 2 today.

Israel attempted to kill the political leaders of Hamas with an airstrike on Qatar on Tuesday, escalating its military action in the Middle East with what the U.S. described as a unilateral attack that does not advance American and Israeli interests.