The Fijian Drua Women are shifting their focus to key areas of improvement as they prepare for their next match against the Western Force.

The United States’ announcement of the possible cut in aid-related funding for essential development projects in the Pacific has sparked concern among regional leaders.

The death toll from US strikes on Yemen has risen to 53, including five children, the Houthi rebels’ health ministry said.

The beauty about the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s is the different grassroots rugby stories, struggles and even journeys of some teams to make it to the biggest tournament in the country.

Assistant Foreign Affairs Minister Lenora Qereqeretabua says she has had enough of picking up other people’s rubbish.

A teenager has been charged with damaging property after allegedly stoning a police vehicle.

The Suva High Court has made its ruling on the grounds of appeal in the case involving former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem.

The people of Oneata, Kabara, and Ono-i-Lau in the Lau Group lost 80 percent of their crops from the devastation of Cyclone Rae.

Lack of safe spaces, logistic support, and resources are keeping women out of politics.

With just four days remaining until their crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier semi-final match against New Zealand, the Fiji national team is prioritising fitness as a key component of their preparation.

This summer is about to get “Freakier.”

British finance minister Rachel Reeves will meet financial, environmental and health regulators on Monday to unveil an “action plan” to cut red tape by reducing the number of bodies overseeing sectors seen as crucial to boosting economic growth.