Former NRL star and Australian Kangaroos representative Willie Mason has praised assistant coach Mark O’Meley for his influence on the Vodafone Fiji Bati, particularly in strengthening the side’s defensive structure and attention to detail.

Pressing social issues, not constitutional reform, dominated questions from young people at last night’s Fijian Media Association town hall meet.

Former Prime Minister and Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has accused the Coalition Government of seeking to transfer political power from ordinary Fijians to an elite group through the proposed return of a Senate.

Unity Fiji Leader Savenaca Narube has challenged the Coalition Government’s decision to push ahead with its constitutional reform timetable.

Three Year 10 students of Nabua Secondary School have allegedly been attacked by members of the Nabua Topline group.

Fijian Holdings Limited’s growing financial performance is facing questions over the health of its investment portfolio, following an impairment involving Fletcher Higgins Fiji Limited and a 19 percent increase in Group borrowings to $470.7 million.

Seven players from the Lilian Amazons Rugby Club will travel to the United Kingdom this weekend to take part in an international player exchange program with England-based club Cheltenham North.

Love Is Blind star Rob Feeley explained what led him to have a “meltdown”—as fiancée Michaella Giorgio put it—which forced her to call of their engagement in season 11.

Three players are in line to make their FIJI Water Flying Fijians debut after being named in Fiji’s squad for the upcoming Nations Championship Test matches against France, Ireland, and Italy.

An Italian military helicopter operating with the EU peacekeeping mission in Bosnia ​and Herzegovina crashed on Thursday, killing four people and injuring ‌11 others, Italy’s defence ministry said.

Fiji’s rising national debt and declining foreign reserves are raising concerns about the country’s ability to withstand future economic shocks.

Plastic products that end up polluting Fiji’s streets, rivers and oceans could face stronger controls as the Government looks at ways to reduce unnecessary plastic entering the country.