The Consumer Council of Fiji has raised concerns over a rise in scam activities that exploit public trust, digital platforms, and financial vulnerabilities.

With the World Cup already set to expand to 48 teams next summer, FIFA is considering an even bigger expansion to 64 countries for the 100th anniversary of the global spectacle in 2030.

Two police officers formerly based at the Counter Narcotics Bureau will be produced in the Suva Magistrates Court charged with abuse of office.

Seven individuals have been taken into custody following joint raids carried out in the Central and Southern Divisions.

World number two Jannik Sinner said he is making small tweaks to his game following his defeat by Carlos Alcaraz in the U.S. Open final earlier this month and the Italian is confident it is only a matter of time before he implements the changes in matches.

The Wiggles have driven a big red car to mediation with their former boss after rubbishing his claims he was illegally fired for complaining about the group hiring friends and family.

More than half of Australian workers are using artificial intelligence tools every day but most of their bosses say they are yet to see organisations transformed by the technology.

Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, has stressed the importance of breaking the intergenerational cycle of crime by supporting women, children, and the elderly affected by imprisonment.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed the country’s leadership in global ocean governance at a High Seas Treaty roundtable in New York.

Fiji Airports has marked a historic milestone with Kalesi Samanunu Cagi becoming the country’s first Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji-endorsed Instrument Flight Procedure Designer.

Defending champions India stormed into the final of the Asia Cup on Thursday after thumping Bangladesh by 41 runs in a Super Fours stage contest to maintain their blemish-free run in the tournament.

Jimmy Kimmel has returned to late-night television defending US political satire against “bullying” by the Trump administration, six days after his on-air comments about the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk led Disney to suspend his show.