The Fiji Media Association expresses deep concern regarding journalists from various media outlets being blocked from covering the court appearance of five police officers charged with assault and extortion in Nasinu.

Dozens of Palestinians were killed or wounded on Monday as desperate crowds headed toward food distribution points and airdropped parcels in the Gaza Strip, according to witnesses and local health officials.

Registrations are now open for the ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards.

Churchill Park in Lautoka is set to host a full day of exhilarating Vodafone Deans quarter-final clashes this Saturday, with all matches at this location to be broadcast live on FBC Sports.

The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption has laid charges against the Director of Public

Australia will raise its cap on foreign students by 9% to 295,000 next year and prioritise applicants from Southeast Asia, the government said on Monday.

Macuata Rugby Union remains committed to building its foundation despite early hurdles in the 2025 Skipper Cup season.

A Government Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Unit will be established to increase public accountability for government actions.

At least 40 Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire and airstrikes on Gaza on Monday, including 10 seeking aid, health authorities said, adding another five had died of starvation in what humanitarian agencies say may be an unfolding famine.

Tavua residents facing ongoing water cuts may have to wait longer for full relief.

The Government is exploring the possibility of setting up a new sugar mill in Rakiraki, with support from a Chinese delegation that has expressed interest in investing in the project.

In a historic showdown that marked the first-ever encounter between the two nations on the netball court, the Fiji Men’s team carved their names into the history books with a narrow 43-42 win over New Zealand on Day One of competition yesterday in Suva.