Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has described the recent match against Spain as a vital opportunity for squad management during their challenging Northern Hemisphere tour.

Despite a short period of preparation time, Team Nasinu is adamant to give other districts a run for their money at the Fiji Primary School Tuckers Ice Cream Games next week.

At least one of the major telecommunications companies in the country has revealed today it will not invest in spy technology.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin will be holding a press conference today.

Traders at the China trade exhibition are hopeful that their products will peak interest upon being introduced in Fiji.

The NZFFI Manukau All Stars are set to take the field at this year’s Flick Hygiene Pacific Community Cup, determined to go one step further after finishing as runners-up last year.

At tea on day one of the first test in Perth, India’s stand-in skipper Jasprit Bumrah would have been ruing his decision to bat first after his side were skittled for 150 by Australia’s experienced seam attack.

The Employment Ministry has called on the Grace Road Company to comply with the provisions of the law and ensure that workers are remunerated with their rightful dues accordingly.

Grace Road Group has today stood its ground and strongly refuted the allegation regarding the issuance of the Fijian passport to one of their members.

Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne isn’t just preparing his team to face Ireland this weekend—it is also a homecoming in a way.

Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo has called on politicians to assist the court to define penalties for drug offenders.

Loads and loads of potential is how Andy Farrell described the selection of Cormac Izuchukwu and Gus McCarthy for their international debuts against the Flying Fijians on Sunday at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.