The Fiji Airways Men’s 7s side survived a late comeback against France after beating them 26–22 in their final pool match at the Hong Kong Sevens this afternoon.

Two women have made an urgent public appeal to the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, calling for the immediate release of their husbands or, at the very least, access to confirm their safety and wellbeing.

A police investigation is underway into the death of Jone Vakarisi, following the official lodging of a report on 17 April 2026.

Any loss of life in such circumstances is a matter of grave concern, says Defence and Veteran Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua.

Fijians are being urged to reduce electricity use as global fuel prices rise sharply.

A long-standing pay dispute for healthcare workers in the Eastern Division has been resolved. Maritime allowances for Levuka health staff have finally been approved after years of delay.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has urged the public to avoid bulk buying or stockpiling fuel drums, warning that excessive purchases could disrupt supply across the country.

The Public Works Ministry through the Department of Energy is planning to review its electricity laws to allow more private companies to generate power and supply it to Energy Fiji Limited.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Ro Jone Kalouniwai says a man who presented himself during a joint security inquiry died after a sudden medical crisis.

Unauthorized weapons found outside official military inventory have raised fresh national security concerns.

Vodafone Fijiana XV head coach Mike Legge has welcomed his side’s 85-5 win over Tonga Lofa, but insists there is still plenty to improve ahead of their final test of the Oceania Women’s XV Championship.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson is expecting a tough test against the Brumbies tomorrow, warning his side must be sharp across all areas to challenge one of the competition’s most consistent teams.