On a cool, wintry afternoon in early March, a crowd of people streamed towards New York’s Washington Square Park for a Miley Cyrus lookalike contest.

Iran is reviewing a U.S. proposal to end the war in the Gulf but has ​no intention of holding talks to wind down the widening Middle East conflict, the country’s foreign minister said on Wednesday.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Loraini Seru is concerned about the growing risks faced by children left behind when mothers travel overseas for work.

Health experts are raising concerns over the increasing number of tuberculosis and HIV co-infections in Fiji, describing the trend as a serious and growing public health threat.

The media has been identified as a critical force in shaping Fiji’s response to its growing HIV crisis, with experts urging journalists to take a more active role in informing the public and reducing stigma.

Police warn congestion will worsen as monthly vehicle increases outpace unchanged road capacity.

Members of the Kuiniwailevu Warriors will not have to look far for motivation as they prepare for their debut at the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s.

Good news for rugby fans as the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation will air the Vodafone Fijiana 15s and Australia Test tomorrow in Canberra on FBC 2.

The iTaukei Affairs Minister, Ifereimi Vasu, has formally requested that the Fiji Police Force investigate allegations against him.

The Operation Sasamaki team in the Northern Division has seized more than 7,000 green plants believed to be marijuana.

The Fiji-Australia Business Mission organised by the government’s investment arm Investment Fiji that’s currently underway in Australia, could be looking at a potential investment from Binder Dijker Otte South Australia, a professional services firm that provides audit, tax and advisory services.

Minister for Climate Change and Information, Lynda Tabuya, has called on lawyers in Fiji to take a more active role in addressing climate change and strengthening environmental protection.