When U.S. President Donald Trump meets ChinesePresident Xi Jinping this week he is expected to ask for help resolving his costly and unpopular war with Iran.

Mexican director Guillermo del ‌Toro received the longest-ever standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival two decades ago for his historical fantasy “Pan’s Labyrinth”, which returns this year to the Cannes Classics section.

One of Fiji’s most exciting footballers of the early 1980s, Henry Dyer, has passed away at the age of 63.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says he remains fully confident in leading the Joint Task Force with the Republic of Fiji Military Forces despite growing public concern over armed military personnel being deployed in communities.

Britain’s grand parliament opening ceremony ‌does not normally feature an elephant.

The Ministry for Housing says housing units at Mead Road, identified during a recent military raid, are linked to illegal activities, with plans underway for relocation and demolition of the affected structures.

Soaring debt, high living costs and mounting housing pressure are continuing to squeeze Fijian households long after the COVID-19 pandemic.

The National Fire Authority says preliminary findings into the Zamzam fire indicate it was caused by a gas leak during repair work at the facility.

Three new vehicles were officially commissioned today to strengthen the operations of the National Fire Authority’s Fire Instructional and Compliance Department.

Girmit identity should be formally understood and protected within international minority rights frameworks, particularly in areas of culture, language, and legal recognition, says University of Fiji Vice-Chancellor Shaista Shameem.

Fiji is at a decisive moment in its history and Parliament must help rebuild trust and unity, says Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko.

For years, families in Matuku, Lau were required to send children to Viti Levu for secondary education after Year 8. This led to separation from the vanua and added pressure on families.