A man who allegedly raped two women and abducted a person under 18 earlier this month has been remanded by the Nadi Magistrates Court.

Cambodia’s king has pardoned former opposition leader Kem Sokha for a treason conviction, just weeks ​after he lost an appeal to overturn that verdict, according to a ‌royal decree released on Monday.

A commercial property on Kaka Street in Suva was destroyed by a fire last night, causing an estimated 400 thousand dollars in damage.

Tom Hanks has pondered why he’s drawn to projects about World War II, repeatedly choosing to revisit the conflict ever since he was cast in Saving Private Ryan.

Schools will now be able to impose and collect levies under the new Education Bill 2025.

Taiwan sent ships and fighter jets to monitor the second Chinese “joint combat readiness patrol” in a week near the island, as ​Taipei steps up its guard over Beijing’s activities.

Sarah Ferguson could be negotiating to get a lifetime of financial security from the Royal Family in exchange for her silence about links to Jeffrey Epstein.

The Health Ministry says patients seeking assistance for overseas medical treatment must undergo a thorough assessment process before support is approved.

Concerns over long-standing challenges in Fiji’s forestry sector have been raised in Parliament.

Procurement weaknesses in infrastructure delivery across the Pacific are being targeted under new reforms introduced by the Asian Development Bank.

Every time Zipporah Sorokacika pulls on a rugby jersey, she carries with her the sacrifices, belief, and support of the people who stood beside her long before the McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women came calling.

Fiji’s limited expertise in international trade law has raised concerns over its ability to handle complex global trade disputes and defend national interests.