Fiji is accelerating efforts to strengthen climate-resilient oral health services as rising sea levels, extreme weather, and infrastructure damage threaten access to essential care across island communities.

Years of hard work is slowly paying off for Ratu Kadavulevu School’s head boy Lemeki Ravukivuki, who was recently called into the national 7s extended squad.

Westpac Fiji, in partnership with Mastercard, has introduced Fiji’s first-ever card payment solution for taxis, a major step toward a more cashless and inclusive economy.

The University of the South Pacific’s Discipline of Tourism and Hospitality Management has once again brought pride to the region, receiving the International Centre of Excellence in Tourism and Hospitality Education (THE-ICE) Etio International Student Satisfaction Global Index award for the third consecutive year.

Novak Djokovic said the shortness and timing of Jannik Sinner’s ban this year for an inadvertent doping violation was “odd” and the case would hang over the four-time Grand Slam champion like a cloud for the rest of his career.

A Turkish C-130 military cargo plane with at least 20 personnel on board crashed in Georgia on Tuesday after taking off from Azerbaijan but the number of casualties and the cause of the incident were not immediately clear.

The Nuremberg trials have inspired filmmakers before, from Stanley Kramer’s 1961 drama to the 2000 television miniseries with Alec Baldwin and Brian Cox.

An investigation is underway into the tragic maritime incident off the coast of Vio Island in Lautoka that claimed multiple lives on Sunday evening.

The Integrated Human Resource Development Programme has approved 10 new projects to support Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises across Fiji.

More than 300 Fijians have received complex heart surgeries free of charge at Lautoka Hospital.

The Israeli parliament has advanced a bill that would mandate the death penalty for Palestinian militants convicted of killing Israeli citizens, with some lawmakers believing it would prevent future prisoner-release deals.

It’s always interesting when time overtakes the dystopias of the past. In Stephen King’s 1982 novel “The Running Man,” the United States has fallen into a totalitarian state, divided between haves and have-nots, where all movements can be surveilled and realistic video propaganda is easily generated.