A Hong Kong court convicted prominent former pro-democracy lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting for rioting after a white-shirted mob attacked him in July 2019 at the height of that year’s pro-democracy protests.

Israel killed 13 Palestinians in two airstrikes in Gaza that Gaza medics and Hamas said were part of a force protecting humanitarian aid trucks.

The misinterpretation of HIV and AIDS awareness messages could unconsciously encourage risky sexual behavior among youths, according to Fiji Medical Association President Dr. Alipate Vakamocea.

The head of the chemical weapons watchdog said he would ask Syria’s new leaders to grant investigators access to the country to continue work identifying perpetrators of attacks that killed and injured thousands during the civil war.

A 62-year-old man has passed away after an accident today.

Nayala Stingers forward Tanya Francis dreams of representing the nation one day and is taking all the right steps to gain valuable experience early in her career.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital is facing water supply issues due to low water pressure in the Water Authority of Fiji’s supply line.

The Ministry of Forestry has clarified its role in the Cogea relocation project, attributing disruptions to financial and logistical challenges under the Fiji Council of Social Services.

Despite not achieving their goal of winning the Pacific Cup, New Zealand Pasifika coach Lauagania Jeffries believes her side had a successful outing at the tournament.

Paulo Ratumaikoro, the reigning light heavyweight champion from Kubulau, Vanua Levu, is gearing up for his first fight of 2025 under the Bluewater Boxing Promotion banner.

The Employment Ministry’s National Occupational Health and Safety Service today slapped a ban on the operation of all Ferris wheel rides until further notice.

Climate change is not just about rising sea levels and extreme weather, it is also causing a serious mental health crisis in the Pacific Islands, including Fiji.