As the Fijian Drua approach their fifth season in Super Rugby Pacific, Fiji Rugby Union Board Chair John Sanday says the partnership between the union and the franchise is functioning steadily, with room for further growth.

It’s back to the drawing board for the Malolo XVs rugby team this week after their curtain-raiser match lasted only 40 minutes over the weekend during round three of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.

Two men will be produced in court tomorrow for the alleged murder of Police Constable 8012 Peniasi Racagi.

In the absence of a detailed financial assessment, Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel has warned that Fiji will inevitably feel the economic impact of the Middle East conflict.

The Fiji Corrections Service says rising drug addiction is directly fueling HIV cases inside prisons.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji (CAAF) has confirmed that a Fiji-registered helicopter made a precautionary landing in the Sigatoka Valley on Monday after encountering adverse weather conditions.

Women returning from overseas employment are being supported through structured reintegration programs, as concerns grow about some failing to transition into meaningful work back home.

Stigma surrounding the reporting of online crimes continues to hinder investigations, leaving many offenders unpunished.

A Nadi family who bought into the previous government’s promise of benefits under the Land Bank scheme are now claiming they have been short-changed.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran is calling on Fijians to stand together and support the most vulnerable as the country celebrates Holi while parts of the nation recover from flooding and the impact of Tropical Cyclone Urmil.

Former Fijian journalist Charlie Charters has pleaded not guilty to two counts of aiding and abetting an unknown person within the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

Local city councils have been directed to step up enforcement and ensure all property developments comply with the law.