Two musicians have taken sustainable touring to the next level – walking 870 miles (1,400 km) with their instruments strapped to their backs.

In a bid to enhance service delivery, the Patrol Car concept is being reintroduced into routine operations by the Fiji Police Force.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka, is urging community leaders in Lautoka to come together and combat the rising cases of illicit drug trade that have plagued the region.

Pilots at Network Aviation, the charter subsidiary of Qantas Airways (QAN.AX), would not go ahead with a planned two-day strike this week, the Australian Federation of Pilots (AFAP) said on Tuesday.

The Education Ministry has received complaints from the public about unfair criteria imposed by prominent secondary schools in major urban areas.

The death toll from a train crash in India has risen to 13, with 39 injured, an official said, with investigators suspecting human error was the cause of the crash in the south-eastern state of Andhra Pradesh.

An Indian tribunal lifted a ban on Punit Goenka from holding board positions in any of the Zee Group companies, paving the way for him to head the entity formed by the planned merger of Zee Entertainment and Sony’s Indian business.

The Coalition government is divided on Fiji’s position to vote against a UN resolution urging a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

Team Fiji athletes attending the Pacific Games in the Solomon Islands will undergo random anti-doping tests.

A German-Israeli woman who was seized by Hamas from a music festival on Oct. 7 and paraded around Gaza by the Palestinian militant group is dead, the Israeli government said.

Six students of Cikobia District School in Vanua Levu are sitting for their Fiji Year Eight Examination despite the water shortage on the island.

Boxer Paulo Ratumaikoro is facing the challenge of balancing his work life and boxing career.