A woman was found dead in a hotel in Suva this morning.

The musical adaptation “Wicked” and action epic “Gladiator II” racked up a combined $270.2 million in global ticket sales over the weekend, a gift to cinemas heading into what may be a record-setting holiday season.

A new Asian Development Bank research finds the impacts of climate change could reduce gross domestic product in developing Asia and the Pacific, including Fiji, by 17 percent by 2070.

The Great Han International Company Pte Limited property development along Princess Road in Tamavua has been allowed to proceed with work.

Police are still waiting for a court order to destroy the $2 billion worth of methamphetamine in their evidence facility.

Joe Schmidt is urging Australian rugby fans to keep faith with his Lions-taming project despite the feelgood factor surrounding his Wallabies taking a deflating hit at Murrayfield.

The Australia Fiji Business Council has elected Zane Yoshida, Founder of The Calmer Co as its 15th President.

Suva City Council Special Administrators Chair, Tevita Boseiwaqa says the financial statement for Hibiscus Festival 2024 is yet to be finalized.

Israel Border Police have confirmed they fired live rounds at buildings in a West Bank town this month, on the day an Australian student was hit in the face by shrapnel.

With the premiere of “Wicked: Part One,” Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande join an exclusive club of women who have played two of the most challenging roles in musical theater.

Opposition parliamentarian Praveen Bala has criticized the coalition government for “its poorly conceived plans to hold Local Government elections.”

Zayn Malik kicked off his first official solo tour in Leeds, England and included a tribute to his late friend Liam Payne, his former One Direction bandmate.