The Suva Resident Magistrate’s Court has acquitted former Republic of Fiji Military Forces finance staff member Sarika Devi Raj of two counts of Abuse of Office after ruling that the prosecution failed to establish a prima facie case against her.

Vision Motors has launched the latest generation of Proton vehicles in Fiji, featuring improved engine performance, new technology and enhanced features in the competitive SUV market.

Creed is, to most people, a band that represents one particular moment: the turn of the millennium, when it was one of the biggest musical acts in the world and its 1999 stadium-sized anthem “Higher” — which, as many people found out later, was mostly about Jesus — was inescapable on rock radio.

The Fiji Bati are not heading to the 2026 Rugby League World Cup to make up the numbers, with head coach making it clear that winning the tournament is the ultimate ambition.

Fiji Rugby has secured a further three years of operational support from Vision Motors, strengthening its preparations for the 2027 Rugby World Cup while extending its commitment to developing the game in rural and outer communities.

Dayals Sawmillers Ba FC will be banking know the support of their fans when they take on Extra Supermarket Labasa in the second semi-final of the Inter-District Championship later today.

President Donald Trump said on Friday that Russia had agreed to supply ​diesel to global markets in an effort to lower fuel prices, and his administration temporarily lifted US sanctions on Russian fuel that were designed to deprive Moscow of revenues for its ‌war on Ukraine.

A man has been charged for his alleged “offensive” behaviour on a footbridge at the centre of the Bondi Beach massacre.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged Fijians to continue with their daily lives as Parliament’s committee works on proposed amendments to the Constitution.

Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai has stressed that both Parliament and the RFMF have a responsibility to serve the people, emphasising that neither institution owns the authority entrusted to it.

National Federation Party Leader Professor Biman Prasad is warning against political and constitutional debates dividing Fiji’s communities, saying the country must learn from the painful consequences of ethnic and religious divisions.

The Internal Affairs Unit is investigating the conduct of police officers during the arrest of an individual in Lautoka.