A light-hearted yet unusual post on the Fijian Drua’s official social media pages has stirred up interest among fans, and raised fresh questions about the status of towering forward Janeiro Wakeham, who is currently on a train-and-trial deal with the club.

The Ministry of Sugar Industry says land tenure remains a critical challenge, threatening the long-term sustainability of the sector and must be addressed.

There are about 1,726 parcels of land yet to be surveyed.

The Avengers Volleyball Club are celebrating a landmark achievement after being crowned National Interclub Champions of Fiji, securing the title in a tournament that concluded over the weekend.

Australia is home for YouTube star Jordan Barclay, the place where he was born, went to school and built a company worth $50 million by age 23 that produces gaming content for 23 million subscribers.

Leaders are emphasizing the need to better understand the impacts of deep-sea mining on Pacific communities and ecosystems.

Team Taveuni is confident they have what it takes to compete against the larger districts at the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games at the HFC Bank Stadium later this week.

Argentina head coach Felipe Contepomi has accused England flanker Tom Curry of acting like a “bully” after a heated clash on and off the field during England’s 27–23 win at Allianz Stadium.

Fiji and the wider Pacific have once again made their mark on the international hospitality stage, with outstanding recognition at the 2025 Australasian HM Awards held at The Fullerton Hotel Sydney.

Fans flock to Doctor Who for many reasons — its charismatic leads, the time-traveling narrative device, and its playful dabbling in multiple genres. But the real secret to the show’s longevity is its exploration of the human condition, fearlessly tackling issues like war and politics through an entertaining, earnest lens.

The Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation (FCEF) has thrown its support behind Return & Earn Fiji, calling it a practical and proven way to tackle the country’s waste crisis while strengthening the recycling economy.

As many as 53.43% Slovenians voted against a law that proposed legalising assisted dying for some terminally ill adults, the unofficial partial results by state election commission showed.