France reported the first human case of the Shamonda virus.

Storytelling economy can be in short supply at the movies, but Paweł Pawlikowski has made a career out of a concision that now seems almost radical.

The Fiji Law Society is calling for a constitutional limit of 15 cabinet ministers and a two-term limit for Prime Ministers.

The Suva High Court has ordered the State to destroy 20.8 kilograms of cocaine held in police custody and submit a destruction report to the Court.

The government’s proposed constitution risks concentrating too much power in the hands of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, while weakening independent checks on government.

The National Federation Party has yet to commit its support for the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill, with its final decision expected to depend on the outcome of consultations and negotiations before the Bill returns to Parliament in November.

Australia has invested $28 million to support Fiji’s goal of becoming a regional digital economy leader.

The 2026 Women’s Parliament practice Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Adi Unaisi Nakoivalu is advocating for greater participation of women in customary land and Mineral resource decisions.

Preparation over the past few days has been intense for the Namosi Women’s Rugby side as they gear up to keep their Marama Championship title defense alive tomorrow.

For Bailey Bentley-Hape, making his Fiji Bati debut last week is about more than stepping onto the international stage.

Ana-Marie Draunidalo has made history as the first Pacific Islander to earn the internationally recognised World Tennis White Badge Referee qualification, marking a major milestone for tennis officiating in Oceania.

Olympian Winston Hill is ready to step back into the ring and put his reputation to the test when he challenges Isikeli Senidoko for the Boxing Commission of Fiji Super Middleweight title.