A $5,000 salary top-up paid across the board to staff of the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption in 2023 has come under scrutiny.

The country has opened its first embassy in Jerusalem, a move that cements stronger ties with Israel and signals a deepening of bilateral cooperation.

Nasoni Balenasau was overcome with emotion as he proudly presented his daughter, Ema Mereia, with her Young Kulas jersey during the team’s farewell ceremony at the Fiji Football Academy in Ba.

World leaders gather in New York next week for a U.N. General Assembly dominated by U.S. President Donald Trump’s return to the rostrum, war in Gaza and Ukraine, rising Western recognition of Palestinian statehood and nuclear tensions with Iran.

Two self-employed individuals are in custody as police crack down on disturbing cybercrime cases.

The Fiji Principals Association is urgently calling for a review of the national behavior management policy.

After a fifth place finish at the ICC T20 Women’s World Cup EAP Qualifier in Suva last week, Fiji’s national women’s team is gearing up for another international tournament early next year.

Australia coach Andrew McDonald is confident injured captain Pat Cummins will be fit to play a major role in the men’s Ashes, even if he does not feature in all five matches of the series.

Empower Pacific is overwhelmed by the increasing number of referrals of young mothers struggling with limited family support, psychological stress, and the fear of being judged.

Gout Gout has powered into the semifinals of the men’s 200m at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.

China has been a strong and open partner to both the Fijian media and the government, maintaining a level of transparency in its engagement.

Minister for Sugar Industry Charan Jeath Singh says he is now awaiting a full incident report following the fire at the Rarawai Mill in Ba, which broke out yesterday morning and led to a complete suspension of operations.