A Kings Counsel has finally been engaged who is expected to give his opinion this Friday to the Commission of Inquiry.

The Ministry of Employment will now be able to conduct more than 4500 inspections yearly following the launch of a Paperless Labour Inspection System.

Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson has shed light on Meli Derenalagi’s captaincy change, emphasizing that the decision was made to allow the star forward to focus purely on his game.

Several Pacific Islands media organizations lack the financial capacity to operate, a key concern raised at the Annual Pacific Media Partnership Conference.

Former national football rep Valerio Nawatu has formed a rugby team that will feature at the Tabadamu 7s next week.

Football fans can look forward to not one, but two Women’s Inter District Championships (IDC) this year.

While the methods of sharing stories have evolved, the essence of storytelling remains unchanged, says Stefan Armbruster, Head of Benar News.

In a critical year for climate action, the International Court of Justice is poised to rule on climate change and human rights, a decision that could significantly impact how nations address these issues.

The Fiji Outrigger Canoe Regatta which started on the weekend at the USP Lower Campus foreshore, in Suva, saw the Tafaga club getting valuable points.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has filed information on thirteen people charged with a total of 21 counts of serious offences last month.

Three people were arrested in two separate drug raids in Sakoca, Nasinu, yesterday.

Basic Industries Limited has secured long-term access to river gravel and hard rock resources from the Toge Resource Owners.