The Kavanagasau Sanatan Dharm School proudly celebrated the grand opening of its Early Childhood Education (ECE) Playcentre, a significant development in fostering quality education in the Nadroga Navosa Education District. The state-of-the-art facility was made possible through the generous $26,000 donation by the Tappoo Group of Companies and will serve as a hub for early learning and play for children from Kavanagasau and surrounding communities.

Tavua coach and player Dr. Diva Singh is looking forward to the Premier Division final of the FMF Inter District Championship, where his team will face Nasinu, a team that was part of national league competition.

Over 5,000 members of the Fijian diaspora gathered at Mangere Centre Park in Auckland, New Zealand yesterday to celebrate Fiji’s 54th year of independence.

With less than three months remaining in the year, the Suva Volleyball Association is actively gearing up for the new calendar year.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Reconciliation and Restoration Team conducted an awareness session for retired personnel at Tuvasu Hall at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua, Suva yesterday.

Israel struck what it said were Hezbollah arms facilities in southern Beirut after the Lebanese armed group fired rockets into northern Israel and a spokesman said a drone was launched at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s holiday home.

The Fiji Development Bank will be able to assist the Lands Ministry in evaluating critical state and crown land lease information.

William Scull’s 27-month campout as the IBF #1 contender paid off, as he won the vacant super middleweight title by unanimous decision over Vladimir Shishkin in Falkensee, Germany.

At least 73 Palestinians, including many women and children, have been killed and dozens wounded in Israeli strikes that hit several houses in Beit Lahiya town in northern Gaza Strip, Hamas media says.

Navua head coach Saiyad Ali is approaching the 2024 FMF IDC final with caution, acknowledging the formidable challenge posed by Labasa.

The construction industry, like many sectors, is steadily recovering from the setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Tailevu Provincial Council Chair, Rusiate Tudravu, highlights that flooding issues in the villages are primarily due to drainage problems.