For the past three years, Vosakotobalvu Tuiyafata has made the journey from Komo Island in the Lau Group to Suva to watch her grandson compete in the Cricket Fiji Super 8 Championship.

One of Fiji’s longest-running golfing events will return this weekend as the 56th R.C. Manubhai Ba Golf Open tees off at the Ba Golf Club.

The Fijian Stock Market reported strong growth across key market indicators this year, reflecting increased investor participation, higher trading activity, and continued confidence in Fiji’s capital market.

A viral video allegedly showing a man throwing a dog in Nabouwalu, Bua, has sparked widespread condemnation, with Animals Fiji now calling for a police investigation.

Prominent Suva Lawyer Devanesh Sharma has told the High Court there is no case for former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum to answer.

Former Health Minister Dr. Neil Sharma’s lawyer has asked the court to dismiss all four charges against his client, arguing the State has failed to present enough admissible evidence to establish a case.

The Government is exploring mechanical harvesting to address challenges faced by cane farmers on hilly terrain.

Technical and vocational graduates are being urged to gain work experience alongside their qualifications to improve their future employment prospects.

The vanua of Vuda has received a delegation from the Vanua of Lalagavesi led by President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, who presented their reguregu to the late Momo na Tui Vuda, Ratu Eparama Kitione Tavaiqia.

BSP Fiji has become the first commercial bank in the country to launch an interoperable e-wallet built on Fiji’s national QR standard, marking a major step forward in the country’s digital banking transformation.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation will deliver its most ambitious schools rugby coverage yet this Saturday, with every match of the Vodafone Super Deans and Weet-Bix Raluve Trophy semi-finals set to be broadcast live.

Former Ukrainian detainees and Ukrainian officials accused Russia on Monday of systematically torturing prisoners of war and ​civilian detainees, holding captives incommunicado and subjecting them to beatings, electric shocks and sexual abuse, with thousands still in captivity.