A US judge appeared skeptical on Wednesday about the legality of Donald Trump’s decision to bar CNN, ​MS NOW and Politico journalists from the White House, indicating he may grant their request to lift the ban they describe as unlawful retaliation for news coverage ‌the president dislikes.

The National Fire Authority is urging motorists to take greater care on the roads following a serious accident involving two vehicles at Votua Lailai Village in Korolevu.

The Centre for Democracy and Dialogue describes the 2026 draft Constitution as a significant improvement on Fiji’s 2013 Constitution in placing stronger limits on government power and protecting citizens’ rights.

The InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa has been named Fiji’s Best Resort Spa 2026 at the World Spa Awards.

Lautoka Maroons will be looking to maintain their momentum after securing their second win in the Skipper Cup competition last weekend.

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned Moscow at the United Nations on Wednesday that ​Ukraine would strike back and make the coming winter deeply painful for Russia, if the two sides cannot agree a truce ‌on energy attacks before the cold sets in.

Newly appointed Tailevu Naitasiri FC president Yogendra Kumar is confident the side can make an impact at the 2026 FMF Inter-District Championship, despite facing a challenging pool.

Artificial intelligence is moving into Pacific newsrooms, but journalists remain firmly in the driver’s seat.

Women can become victims of image-based abuse even without ever sharing an intimate image of themselves.

Tourism in Fiji should be an experience everyone can enjoy, but for people living with disabilities, tourism can come with barriers.

More than 140 Pacific feminists, activists and young leaders are in Fiji calling for stronger collective action on inequality, human rights and social justice across the region.

Remote health facilities are getting more reliable power, helping strengthen healthcare services in some of Fiji’s most isolated communities.