Fifteen-year-old Emilie Wade is steadily building her own path in sailing, following the legacy of her uncle, five-time Olympian Tony Philp.

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change conducted a joint inspection yesterday following a report of a fuel slick observed at the Suva Harbour, near the beacon opposite the China Club.

Following the commissioning of the Nabouwalu Passenger Terminal yesterday, the Minister for Local Government has also announced plans for the next phase of development to further improving safety, accessibility and travel comfort for maritime commuters.

The newly launched micro, small, and medium enterprises database is forecasted to enhance MSME support in the country.

Former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad appeared before Suva High Court Judge Justice Siainiu Fa’alogo Bull for his stay application matter.

Six social welfare recipients have received seed grants under the Welfare Graduation Program as government steps up efforts to move families from welfare to self-reliance.

The Nasikasika Farmers Cooperative in Macuata has boosted its farming capacity after receiving a new tractor under the Ministry of Agriculture and Waterways Farm Mechanisation Program.

Fiji Pine Group has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding with the iTaukei Trust Fund Board and the Global Green Growth Institute to advance renewable energy and support community development.

The Fijian Drua Academy players were given a valuable taste of elite rugby today after joining the main squad for a training session, as part of the franchise’s ongoing pathway development.

Bula FC has strengthened its squad ahead of the new campaign with the signing of England-based defender Scott Wara, who becomes the club’s 17th Warrior.

The reigning BRED Bank Youth Division champions, Southland Broncos, of Naevuevu Village, Cuvu, Nadroga, have confirmed their return to the 2026 McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s, determined to defend the title they proudly won on home soil.

Delays by ministries in providing legal instructions are costing the State thousands of dollars in court penalties and damaging its credibility before the judiciary.