The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association will mark a significant step forward in inclusivity at this year’s Fiji Finals, with para athletes set to compete alongside their peers for the first time.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson is pleased with how senior players have stepped up to guide younger squad members in recent matches.

Fiji flag football is taking a major step towards future international competition, with national trials set to identify emerging talent across the country ahead of the next Olympic cycle.

History will be created at Lautoka’s Churchill Park today when a mother-daughter duo are set to enter the field together and make their debut in the Oceania Women’s Rugby Championship.

Any death in custody must be met with an independent, impartial, effective and prompt investigation, with results being made public.

Officers from the Samabula Police Station are currently under investigation for alleged corruption and abuse of office.

Investigators from the Criminal Investigations Department are being assisted by officials from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces about the sourcing of necessary statements and information in relation to the case regarding the death of Jone Vakarisi.

There is no cause for public alarm with Fiji’s national security intact.

A technical review committee will now assess the proposed $1.4 billion waste-to-energy project in Vuda, Saweni, Lautoka, as it moves through the Environmental Impact Assessment process.

Town councils can run their own affairs with a degree of independence.

The eight-year ban preventing convicted individuals from contesting elections is being challenged as unfair and excessive.

Charles Laxton Sundar has been denied bail by the Suva High Court this morning and has been further remanded in custody.