Tickets have gone on sale for the much-anticipated “Battle of Fiji”, a historic pre-season clash between the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua and the Skipper XV Select, scheduled for the 6th of next month at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

More than a 100 parents and guardians were lined up today at the Ministry of Education Office for inquiries concerning the $200 Back-To-School assistance.

Police Officers must not encourage reconciliation in domestic and sexual violence cases; all reports must be formally investigated.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movements says sections 22 and 23 of the draft National Referendum Bill 2025 effectively make it a criminal offense to persuade voters or use referendum-related materials.

Illegal dumping and poor waste disposal continue to be a major problem in Nausori.

Fijians living in Canada are forecasted to play a growing role in expanding trade, investment and business opportunities as the establishment of a Canadian High Commission in Fiji and direct flights between the two countries strengthen bilateral ties.

Former South Africa Sevens star Rosko Specman has revealed he is keen on the idea of turning out for a local team at next year’s Coral Coast Sevens, as he praised the rapid rise in quality of the tournament.

Maikah Dau’s debut for the Extra Supermarket Bula FC in their opening match of the OFC Pro League yesterday is the culmination of several years of development within Fiji Football.

After 1,336 days, the wait is over for Harry Styles fans – he has announced his return to music.

Pacific Recycling Foundation has welcomed Lynda Tabuya as the new Minister for Environment and Climate Change, saying her appointment provides an opportunity to strengthen inclusive and rights-based waste management.

Parliament staffs have been urged to remain united and focused as they prepare for the final stretch of the current parliamentary term, with the Secretary-General to Parliament calling on the team to make the period ahead the most successful yet.

The Fiji Labour Party claims the draft National Referendum Bill (Bill No. 46 of 2025) criminalises normal campaigning and silences public discussion.