Fiji Junior Bula Boys midfielder Nicholas Franklin says he is proud of his teammates for giving their best, despite the side’s hopes of qualifying for the FIFA Under-20 World Cup taking a blow.

Complaints to Nasinu Town Council have increased, but officials say the rise reflects better reporting rather than declining service delivery.

The arrival of the 101st Peace Corps cohort marks another milestone in the program’s long-standing partnership with communities across Fiji.

Five visually impaired students at Lautoka School for Special Education now have greater access to Braille learning after Aspen Medical donated two new braillers to the school.

Fiji’s sugar industry needs major reform, with the Government warning that subsidies and short-term interventions cannot solve its long-standing problems.

Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption’s investigation officer is expected to appear in court to answer questions over two witness statements.

Nasinu Town Council is spending about $3.1 million a year on solid waste management, consuming almost all of its rates income.

The Fiji National Provident Fund says that while its Employers Portal now processes almost all employer contributions, compliance challenges continue to exist.

Sixteen informal settlements will receive support under the UN-Habitat Adaptation Fund project.

The Fiji Football Association has confirmed that out of the 72 drugs tests conducted during the Extra Battle of the Giants pool stages, three players had positive results.

Fiji Bulikula head coach Jone Wesele is looking forward to seeing which teams will emerge victorious from this weekend’s Vodafone Cup quarter-finals in Suva.

Fiji must be able to maintain its border systems independently if the proposed Vuvale Union ends or a party withdraws.