Fiji is reviewing how it supports its growing ageing population, with the government saying traditional family and community care can no longer be relied on as the only form of support.

The inaugural Na Soko competition will serve as the final proving ground for Fiji’s most promising young female rugby players, with 30 schoolgirls set to be selected for scholarships and a further 30 for development programmes.

Retired Melbourne Storm forward and Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica will be honoured this weekend when the Kaiviti Silktails and Melbourne Storm Under-21 side contest the inaugural Tui Kamikamica Bowl at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka is keeping his political options open as Fiji moves closer to the General Election.

The Methodist Church in Fiji says it will continue to respect and work with traditional structures but will maintain its own identity and authority as a Christian institution.

Pacific governments could face costly legal challenges from foreign investors if they move to restrict or abandon deep-sea mining projects, according to a new report released by the Pacific Network on Globalisation.

Villages in Waidina, Naitasiri, now have greater access to public transport following the official opening of the Vatuvodo Taxi Base.

Pacific investment funds are being urged to work together and increase investment in major development projects across the region.

The government is considering tax incentives for businesses that invest in Fiji’s Innovation Hub and local technology start-ups.

Fiji Water’s agricultural project in Vanua Levu is moving into its next phase, with planting expected to begin in Waiqele, near Labasa Airport, next month.

The Methodist Church is proposing a smoking ban for all its lay preachers, which could come into effect from January next year.

Sydney Sweeney is giving Tom Cruise a run for his money.