The National Agriculture Show 2026 was launched today focusing on practical solutions to challenges affecting farmers and agricultural productivity.

Tobacco giant British American Tobacco has begun its transition to renewable energy with the launch of its first-ever solar-powered factory in Fiji.

Queen Victoria School heads into this weekend’s Vodafone Deans semi-finals with more teams remaining in contention than any other school, a feat Head of School Waliki Nasau believes reflects the strength and depth of the Vulinitu rugby programme.

Fresh off helping Yasawa Women secure the Royal Tea Ranadi Cup title, Sereana Maragi is set to add another chapter to an already remarkable sporting journey after being named in the Vodafone Fijiana XV squad for Saturday’s second Test against South Africa at Churchill Park.

In a bid to introduce flag football to Fiji, two representatives from USA Football have spent the past five days conducting clinics and coaching programs in Suva and Nadi.

Travis Kelce made his first public comments about his star-studded wedding to Taylor Swift on Wednesday, ​calling it “the best night of my life” and expressing ‌gratitude that “the AC was cookin'” during a New York City heat wave.

Acclaimed Iranian photojournalist Yalda Moaiery has spent much of her career documenting moments of dissent and the lives of women in Iran.

The Commercial Use of Marine Areas Bill must not undermine constitutional protections over customary marine resources, former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has warned.

Returned seasonal workers are being helped to turn their overseas earnings and skills into businesses back home.

The culturally diverse girl group KATSEYE, now temporarily down to two members, is eager to show a more raw and authentic side through its upcoming EP and tour, as well as the concert film “KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS,” which arrives in theaters worldwide.

The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is strengthening its monitoring of unexplained wealth, with a new asset declaration framework expected to take effect from the next fiscal year.

Fiji needs to strengthen its early warning systems to ensure people can act before tropical cyclones, floods, storm surges and droughts because serious damage, the Ministry of Public Works says.