The NGO Coalition on Human Rights is calling for the immediate suspension of all joint operations between the Republic of Fiji Military Forces and the Fiji Police Force.

Climate change and cross-border crime are placing increasing pressure on Pacific nations.

The 2026 International Prime Minister’s Business Awards will once again recognize outstanding indigenous entrepreneurship with the reintroduction of the iTaukei Award.

Fijian rugby fans will be able to follow every moment of the McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women home and away matches this month, with FBC Sports set to deliver exclusive live coverage as the team pushes towards the business end of the season.

Five-time champions Brazil play their opening World Cup game against Morocco on Sunday, ​but there are few clues as to how coach Carlo Ancelotti ‌will solve the defensive problems they face.

England manager Thomas Tuchel does not rank his team among the favorites for the World Cup ​but believes they are in good shape heading into the tournament and can “dare to dream” about ‌lifting the trophy.

The 2026 Weetbix Raluve Championship has officially been launched at Suva Grammar School this morning.

The United States on Tuesday launched ​strikes against Iran after President Donald Trump said Tehran had shot down a U.S. Apache helicopter in the Strait of Hormuz, deepening doubts about prospects for peace between ‌the two countries.

The COP31 Presidency has launched a new global push to accelerate climate action, unveiling ambitious targets on electrification, waste reduction, and energy efficiency.

One of the world’s biggest smartphone makers is finally entering its artificial intelligence era in a move analysts say could change the way Australians use the technology.

A Labasa man has been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment after pleading guilty to raping his 16-year-old granddaughter.

Boosting electricity’s contribution to world energy needs from 20 per cent to 35 per cent features in a Turkey-led COP31 action agenda supported by Australia in its negotiations role.