After reaching the top of the Commonwealth podium, Fiji weightlifting star Taniela Rainibogi is already looking ahead to an even bigger challenge — the Olympic Games.

A 34 year old Fijian farm worker has been sentenced to 16 years and four months in prison in Australia for a violent home invasion and sexual assault of a woman with disabilities.

Fiji is targeting high-value U.S. markets for its mahogany, including guitar components and high-end furniture.

Forty-six women from Davuilevu and Nasinu have completed training aimed at helping them build livelihoods and become financially independent.

BSP has introduced a 24-hour security window to help protect eDollar customers from unauthorised access.

Fiji’s technology sector will examine how the Pacific can embrace digital innovation while protecting its people, interests and identity.

Queen Victoria School will march into the Under-14 Vodafone Deans Trophy final after overcoming a strong Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School 23-15 at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this morning.

Nasinu Secondary School survived a scare against Adi Cakobau School, after walking away victorious with a 20-17 win in their under-16 Weetbix Raluve Championship semifinals this morning in Suva.

Mexico is scrambling to contain a record surge of foul-smelling sargassum along its Caribbean coast, as the brown seaweed swamps beaches in the heart of ​the country’s tourism belt.
Officials in Quintana Roo, home to resort destinations including Cancun, ‌Playa del Carmen and Tulum, have cleared more than 105,000 metric tons of sargassum so far this year, according to data released this week, a figure that already exceeds last year’s record 92,783 tons.

Rescuers in Colombia raced to free survivors still trapped under the rubble on Friday, four days after ​one of the strongest earthquakes to hit the Andean nation in decades left hundreds of people dead or missing.

Fiji’s laws are restricting one of the measures UNAIDS says could help slow the country’s rapidly growing HIV epidemic.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling for schools to remain safe spaces, free from violence, intimidation and bullying.