The Fiji Sugar Corporation is warning that sugar stocks could run out by the end of the month if harvesting does not pick up quickly, as delays in farmer readiness continue to slow the start of the crushing season.

The McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women are aiming to make the most of home advantage when they face the Western Force in Round 2 of the Super W competition tomorrow at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

SportsWorld Fiji Under 20 head coach Tui Osbourne says improving fitness and skill execution remains a key focus as the side prepares for a demanding Junior World Championship campaign.

More than 200 children have been removed from exploitative work and returned to school as efforts to end child labour intensify.

The authorities have recovered the body of the first victim of the Beqa boat tragedy that occurred yesterday afternoon.

Businesses and property owners could soon face significantly higher penalties for breaching public health laws.

The government’s climate commitments are under fresh scrutiny, with National Farmers Union General Secretary Mahendra Chaudhry questioning its COP promises amid debate over the proposed closure of tramline operations for sugarcane transportation.

An ATS paddling crew is being credited for helping rescue the pilot of a helicopter that crashed into waters off Wailoaloa Beach near Nadi on Wednesday evening.

Former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has called for a stronger focus on merit-based appointments and sound economic management.

President Donald Trump said he ​is nominating Jay Clayton, the top U.S. attorney for Manhattan, to be the next U.S. spy chief in an ‌apparent bid to quell a political firestorm over his pick to fill the role temporarily.

The Suva Magistrate’s Court will deliver its ruling next Tuesday in the case involving Imran Khan, also known as King Khan.

A prominent kava farming family on Taveuni is raising concern over persistent theft, claiming the problem has forced them to drastically reduce production.