The Pacific Islands are witnessing an unprecedented era of cooperation, fuelled in large part by the unwavering support of Australia and New Zealand.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Center Coordinator Shamima Ali, emphasized the importance of government and Non-Governmental Organizations to collaborate in addressing gender-based violence.

Britain’s King Charles celebrated his first official birthday parade as sovereign, riding on horseback to inspect soldiers in a ceremony that has been an annual event since 1760.

The National Fire Authority is calling on bus operators to service their buses well and ensure proper electrical repairs are done by qualified automotive electricians.

The Fiji Police Force has commended members of the public for their support in tackling the illicit drug trade.

Tens of thousands marched through the streets of Warsaw to demand equality for LGBTQ people.

Twelve police were wounded on Saturday in clashes with demonstrators in France’s Savoie department where a protest against a high-speed rail project in the Alps turned violent, authorities said.

Digicel Young Kulas coach Angeline Chua got a good assessment of her players in today’s curtain-raiser match against the Southern Under-15 boys’ team.

Rory McIlroy came into the U.S. Open so focused on snapping a nine-year major drought that he cancelled his pre-tournament media availability, and few could argue with the decision given he will start the final round one shot off the lead.

An estimated 400,000 people gathered in South Korea’s capital Seoul as fans from around the globe commemorated the 10th anniversary of the debut of K-Pop boy band juggernaut BTS.

Some 1,500 villages were still without electricity in India’s western state of Gujarat, officials said, as coastal areas recovered from the impact of this week’s cyclone Biparjoy.

The Acting Commissioner of Police, Juki Fong Chew, has called for a thorough investigation into the conduct of one of his officers following the emergence of a disturbing video on social media.