The group that led opposition to the proposed Vuda waste-to-energy incinerator project says it is now open to supporting alternative waste management solutions from the developer.

The Fiji Kulas showed plenty of character as they fought back from three goals down before suffering a narrow 3-2 defeat to Hong Kong in the first of two FIFA Women’s International Friendlies in Hong Kong last night.

Taxi operators are calling on government to consider relief measures as rising fuel prices continue to increase operating costs and reduce driver earnings.

Bus operators are urging commuters to use e-ticketing cards, warning that cash payments are limiting the industry’s access to government subsidies at a time of rising fuel costs.

The Ministry of Rural and Disaster Management is seeking a greater role in public health decision-making, saying its nationwide network can strengthen rural health services.

Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho have pleaded not guilty to charges of allegedly inciting mutiny at the Suva High Court.

When billions of fans tune in to the 2026 World Cup, they will be witnessing the culmination of a global grass-growing mission that has scientists, farmers and turf specialists sweating as much as the players.

Following the first confirmation of screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite, on a U.S. farm in decades, federal and ​state officials have fanned out in South Texas, where a calf was found infested this week.

A pub in Lansdowne, Canton, Cardiff, was transformed into “The Fiji Arms” today, bringing Welsh and Fijian culture together through music, food, rugby, and community spirit ahead of the Nations Championship.

Olympic gold medallist Aminiasi Tuimaba headlines the Fiji men’s squad for this weekend’s Bordeaux 7s, marking a key return as the side looks to strengthen its campaign in France. Fiji Rugby has named both its men’s and women’s teams, blending experience with in-form players ahead of the latest leg of the HSBC Sevens Series.

Students are being urged to reject drugs and help protect Fiji’s future as concerns over drug abuse and HIV continue to grow.

Nasinu residents can now earn cash while helping keep their communities clean through the Return and Earn initiative.