The Extra Premier League will resume on Sunday with five exciting fixtures set to be played across the country as teams look to strengthen their positions early in the 2026 season.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says improving women’s participation in peacekeeping must begin within Fiji’s own disciplined forces.

An updated National Anticipatory Action Framework is expected to be presented to Cabinet following ongoing consultations to strengthen disaster preparedness across the country.

More than 500 regional tourism leaders, government representatives, development partners, and industry stakeholders will gather in Fiji next year for the back-to-back Fiji Tourism Exchange and South Pacific Tourism Exchange.

The Electoral Law Reform Commissioners are recommending a minimum of 71 seats in parliament, including seats reserved for women.

The Fijian Elections Office will commence Phase 2 of its Election Officials Recruitment Drive today.

Established in 2020, Matababani Co-operative Ltd has significantly boosted the Navosa Highland yaqona trade by cutting transport costs and expanding local production.

Iran’s soccer team thanked the people of Tijuana on Tuesday for their hospitality at the World Cup following the side’s group-stage elimination, saying Mexico had become “our second home and our second ​team”.

Germany’s rollercoaster World Cup ended in another failure on Monday with a 4-3 loss on penalties to outsiders Paraguay in the round of 32, not just dashing ​the highest of hopes but plunging a once-mighty tournament team into uncharted depths.

Extreme heat will greet fans and players this week at the World Cup, as an imposing “heat dome” settles over the central and eastern United States – plus parts of Canada – as the knockout rounds progress.

The Fiji Council of Churches says Fiji should remain a secular state, arguing that separating religion from government protects the freedom of all faiths and allows churches to speak independently on issues affecting society.

The Electoral Law Commission supports a reduction of the five percent threshold in the electoral system, which it considers high by international standards.