Swire Shipping Fijian Drua rep Sikeli Rabitu admits he never expected to start so soon in the number 12 jersey, but is grateful to the coaching staff for entrusting him with the role.

Fiji Rugby Union chairman John Sanday believes the recent introduction of American football to local communities is a positive step toward expanding opportunities for young athletes.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has delivered his strongest indication yet that Sports Minister Jese Saukuru should voluntarily stand aside as investigations intensify into the Fiji Sports Council travel controversy.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says investigations into the death of a young officer in Lami have not established any link to drug-related activities, despite speculation circulating online.

Concerns are being raised that reinstating corporal punishment under the proposed Education Bill 2025 could negatively affect children of parents recovering from drug addiction.

The Great Council of Chiefs will convene its biannual forum this week at the Vale ni Bose in Suva, bringing together traditional leaders from the country’s 14 provinces and Rotuma.

The government is working closely with the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission before a final decision is made on recommendations related to Energy Fiji Limited’s proposed tariff adjustments.

Pacific fisheries leaders warn that climate change, global pressures, and rising demands are straining the tuna sector, making urgent reform and sustainable investment essential.

Former All Blacks’ head coach Scott Robertson will make a swift return to top-level rugby after being named head coach of the Barbarians for their blockbuster northern hemisphere tour this June.

The Nadroga Navosa Chamber of Commerce and Industry has expressed serious concern and frustration following flash flooding that once again paralysed Sigatoka Town yesterday afternoon.

Police have confirmed that investigations into the early morning fire at the Gokals warehouse building on Amy Street in Suva are still ongoing.

A written court order for a psychiatric evaluation has been sought for Charles Laxton Sundar, who allegedly caused the death of his 86-year-old grandfather last year.