Fiji is setting a benchmark in climate-resilient infrastructure following the signing of the $385 million agreement with the Asian Development Bank yesterday.

The University of the South Pacific has entered a new phase of leadership transition following the conclusion of Professor Pal Ahluwalia’s tenure as Vice-Chancellor.

Meg Jones’ speed, strength, industry and uncanny ability to be in the right place at the right time have made her arguably the best player at this World Cup.

Cane lorry drivers in Labasa have acknowledged the vast improvements at the Labasa Sugar Mill compared to the last season.

Doctors at one of Gaza City’s last functioning hospitals say they are overwhelmed with casualties from Israeli strikes and are having to carry out operations in filthy conditions with few or no anaesthetics.

Rising local band Sweet Sensation is set to perform at Heineken Wanfire Music Festival this Saturday, and singer Demetria Tawake says the moment still feels unreal.

A man found lurking with a gun near Donald Trump’s Florida golf course last year was found guilty Tuesday of attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said on social media.

Medical supplies are now being deployed into communities. Assistant Health Minister Penioni Ravunawa says the Tailevu and Rewa divisions are first on their list of deployment.

The Saemaul Undong Program is transforming rural communities in Fiji by building leadership, resilience, and self-reliance.

The Foundation for the Education of Needy Children in Fiji has officially launched its Child Education Support Scheme, an initiative designed to provide school essentials to vulnerable children.

James Van Der Beek couldn’t appear in person Monday for a reading of “Dawson’s Creek” pilot at New York City’s Richard Rodgers Theatre, but he still surprised the audience with a virtual appearance.

A $150,000 fine levied against the ABC is intended to encourage employers to hold strong against boycotts, public shaming and cancel culture.