The Fiji Water Flying Fijians has lost its second player at the Rugby World Cup.

Proposals have been put forth to incorporate technical and vocational training in year nine with the aim of mitigating school dropouts.

A heavy rain alert is now in force for the whole of Fiji group.

Wales produced a brilliant display, beating an increasingly ragged Australia 40-6 to become the first team to guarantee a spot in the quarter-finals.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka in his capacity as Minister for Public Enterprise has announced the appointment of Isoa Kaloumaira as the new Chairperson of Fijian Broadcasting Corporation Limited.

Open communication within families regarding illegal activities can help address social problems involving youths nowadays.

The Finance Ministry is planning to hire senior and well-qualified policy advisors who will play a crucial role in ensuring that budgets are properly utilized and projects are delivered in a timely manner.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs is raising concerns that young people in iTaukei villages are not respecting traditional leadership.

Four Fijians helped their club Saint Medard beat Barbezieux in French rugby’s Federale 1 competition this morning.

The Ministry of Sugar has rolled out the in-field drainage assistance program to address the issue of silted and blocked drainage, which led to a reduction in sugarcane yields and production.

Making her way back into the Fijiana 7s fold, Olympic bronze medalist Alowesi Nakoci is fighting for her spot in the final squad.

Scotland, almost the forgotten team of the Rugby World Cup, showed that they are still very much alive in the Group of Death as they secured the bonus-point victory they desperately needed by beating Tonga 45-17.