The Sugar Ministry is racing to protect Tavua farmers from heavy losses after the Rarawai Mill fire brought cane deliveries to a standstill.

Harry Kane says his interest in returning to the Premier League has cooled and he is willing to open talks with Bayern Munich about a new contract.

A Democrat-led civil rights watchdog agency opened a sweeping investigation into how the federal government has responded to allegations of antisemitism on college campuses.

The St Giles Hospital is being pushed to its limits by a sharp rise in drug-related admissions.

It’s the life of a saleswoman.

Wailoaloa in Nadi is fast becoming more than a beach destination, it’s also emerging as a hub for small businesses promoting healthier, active lifestyles.

At 71, Saras Wati Singh of Lokia Road, Koronivia, is proving that age is no barrier to hard work and community impact.

American Olympian Ilona Maher is taking the leap from the rugby pitch to the toy-store shelves, as the bronze medallist was honoured with her own signature Barbie doll.

Pope Leo cancelled the Vatican bank’s sole authority over investments held by the city-state, rolling back one of the financial reforms of his predecessor Francis.

Illinois launched a legal challenge on Monday to block U.S. President Donald Trump from deploying hundreds of federalized National Guard troops into the streets of Chicago – the latest flashpoint in a growing number of court battles over the Republican president’s authority to deploy military forces domestically.

The U.S. government shutdown entered its sixth day, with President Donald Trump’s Republicans and congressional Democrats still at an impasse and the White House threatening to ramp up pressure by ordering mass layoffs of federal workers.

Recovering money lost to scams remains one of the toughest challenges for law enforcement.