Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned as “cruel psychological propaganda” a video released by Hamas that shows three of the hostages seized by the Islamist movement on Oct. 7.

Israeli troops and tanks attacked Gaza’s main northern city from both sides.

Chief Registrar Tomasi Bainivalu received a non-custodial sentence from the Suva Magistrates Court, ensuring that there will be no permanent record of his conviction as long as he pays the fine of $300.

Athletes Commission Representative for the Pacific Games to the Solomon Islands, William Bennion, eagerly reveals that the athletes are now in the final countdown to the highly anticipated Pacific Games.

Fiji-born Australian immigration lawyer Jennifer Samuta is leading the charge to streamline adoption processes for families seeking to take their adopted Fijian children to Australia.

Going through hardships at a very young age is something that keeps Junior Joy Ali going.

Permanent Secretary for Sugar Yogesh Karan has emphasized the impending challenge of 1,773 expiring farming land leases by 2030.

Women from the province of Lomaiviti have launched an initiative to address the social issues that persist in the province.

A spirited Afghanistan upset another former champion when Hashmatullah Shahidi’s men defeated 1996 winners Sri Lanka by seven wickets to continue their memorable campaign at the 50-overs World Cup.

Minister for Trade and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises, Manoa Kamikamica, emphasizes the ongoing robust and optimistic investor sentiment following the national budget.

Double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya’s major aim is no longer to win medals but to continue her legal battle against World Athletics to overturn requirements that female athletes with differences in sexual development (DSDs) medically reduce their testosterone levels.

The United States was back racking up Pan American gold while problems mounted for organisers and officials after an embarrassing gaffe in the race walk and trouble at venues.