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.

The Head of a Secondary School in Sigatoka is under investigation after Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination papers were stolen from his office.

Malolo fullback Douglas Daveta has joined the Army rugby side in camp as preparations intensify for next week’s Vodafone Sukuna Bowl.

Minister for Environment and Climate Change Mosese Bulitavu has told global leaders at COP30 that the Pacific Resilience Facility is not an appeal for sympathy but a declaration of self-determination.

Assistant Minister for Youth and Sports Aliki Bia has stepped into a key leadership role after being appointed chairman of the 12th Melanesian Spearhead Group Sports Ministers Meeting in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

Elle Fanning delivers one of the most disjointed performances of the year in “Predator: Badlands.” It’s not her fault — she’s a great actor. It’s just that she spends the majority of the movie in two pieces.

Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo has condemned the attack on civil servants in Vusasivo, Cakaudrove.

Fiji Ports Corporation Limited is calling for urgent reforms to vessel boarding procedures.

Maintaining possession on the field is something Fiji’s 7s men’s head coach Osea Kolinisau is focusing on ahead of the Dubai 7s at the end of the month.

Americans are increasingly booking buses and trains to their Thanksgiving destinations this year while some have outright canceled their plans following the worst disruptions to air travel since the start of the government shutdown.

Minister for Public Works, Ro Filipe Tuisawau, says Fiji’s Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Plan has outlined a clear roadmap to improve rural water and sanitation services.

World Cup ticket holders can expect to spend big just to park their cars at next year’s tournament, with prices on FIFA’s official website reaching as much as $175 per parking pass.