The Fiji Football Association’s Labasa Academy will be officially opened tomorrow by the Tui Macuata and former President, Ratu Wiliame Katonivere.

Four potential contenders in the 2028 race for the White House have caught American voters’ attention with their early jockeying: Republicans JD Vance and Marco Rubio and Democrats Jon Ossoff and Pete ​Buttigieg, according to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll.

Minister for Agriculture, Tomasi Tunabuna, is urging communities in Bua to take early, practical steps to prepare for the expected impacts of El Niño.

Fiji is looking to strengthen community preparedness for climate-related disasters, with a new regional funding programme set to support access to clean water and sanitation during emergencies.

A new mini futsal pitch was officially opened this morning at the Suva Muslim College, arking another step towards strengthening grassroots football and futsal in Fiji.

Members of the Yavusa Nakama today received ownership of their 20-acre Naveria freehold land in Savusavu, following an official handover by the Government under the Land Buyback Scheme.

The leader of Tibet’s government-in-exile expressed disappointment that human rights appeared absent from US President Donald ​Trump’s dealings with China, telling Reuters that a focus solely on trade and business risked emboldening ‌Beijing.

No one was supposed to see the videos of the comedian Dave Chappelle appearing to joke about the death of Charlie Kirk.

Unity Fiji is proposing a two-stage referendum process on the Constitution Amendment Bill No. 32 of 2026, saying people should have a direct say on major constitutional issues before final changes are made.

Rescue teams worked through torrential rain on Thursday and ​found no more victims in the rubble of a New York City apartment building collapse that killed ‌at least eight people and prompted Mayor Zohran Mamdani to order an investigation into dozens of linked construction sites.

People First opposes the proposed Senate, estimating it would cost between $15 million and $20 million annually.

Changing public attitudes remains a major challenge for people with disabilities in Fiji, despite progress in protecting their rights.