Marist Brothers High School and Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School are currently leading the medal tally at midday on Day 2 of the 2025 Coca-Cola Games National Championships.

Pakistan closed its air space for Indian airlines and rejected New Delhi’s suspension of a critical water sharing treaty on Thursday in retaliation for India’s response to a deadly Islamist militant attack on tourists in Indian Kashmir.

The hype, excitement, and growing recognition of the Pacific’s biggest secondary school athletics event has drawn regional attention so much so that for the first time, a team from Samoa is competing at Fiji’s Coca-Cola Games.

Deputy Prime Minister and Trade Minister Manoa Kamikamica, while addressing the 2025 Real Estate Agents Licensing Board Conference, reaffirmed commitment to a robust and ethical real estate industry.

The Fiji National University is shifting the focus of academic research from theory to real-world impact and the results are being seen across communities.

Julian Savea’s long-awaited reunion with his brother Ardie on the field for Moana Pasifika is finally set to occur this weekend.

The Ministry of Employment is committed to modernizing and digitalizing its own occupational health and safety practices through a major shift and the inclusion of AI in workplaces.

The Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital has marked its third anniversary with some incredible milestones.

When Natalia Lafourcade sat down to craft “Cancionera,” she never expected to discover an alter ego that would lead her down a pathway of artistic enlightenment.

An Israeli airstrike hit a police station in Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip on Thursday, killing at least 10 people, local health authorities said, and Israel’s military said it had struck a command centre of Hamas and the Islamic Jihad groups.

Ebenezer Saukuru of Marist Brothers High School and Ro Alipate Doviverata of Suva Grammar School are two athletes fans should look out for in day two of the 2025 Coca-Cola Games Championship.

North Korean cyber spies created two businesses in the U.S., in violation of Treasury sanctions, to infect developers working in the cryptocurrency industry with malicious software, according to cybersecurity researchers and documents reviewed by Reuters.