Fijian heavyweight boxer Semi Dauloloma, known as “The Equalizer,” is set to make a comeback in the ring after his license was suspended following an incident during his rematch against Fiji’s heavyweight champion, James Singh, earlier this year.

The Consumer Council of Fiji has issued warning letters to traders and referred non-compliant businesses to other regulatory authorities for action during its early festive season inspections.

Following a successful outing at the Oceania Pacific Cup competition, the Fiji Women’s Hockey side now shifts their focus to another upcoming international tournament next year.

From singers Ariana Grande and Sabrina Carpenter to actors Angelina Jolie and Timothee Chalamet, vocal coach Eric Vetro has worked with numerous celebrities on honing their singing skills.

Samsung has accused India’s competition watchdog of unlawfully detaining its employees and seizing data in a raid carried out in connection with an antitrust investigation on Amazon and Walmart’s Flipkart, a legal filing shows.

Maraseleima Moss made a splash on the international stage, proudly representing Team Fiji at the World Aquatics Swimming Championships in Budapest.

The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji has tightened enforcement around all major jetties in the country in anticipation of high traffic during this festive season.

England captain Ben Stokes concedes that he has probably spoken too much about next year’s Ashes and is keen that the tourists stay in the “here and now” as they look to sweep their test series against New Zealand in Hamilton this week.

A Suva High Court judge today told two men alleged to have been involved in a supermarket robbery to seriously consider seeking assistance of Legal Aid counsel to represent them.

Over 30 bills are currently under review by the Attorney-General’s Office.

Nasinu Beach Soccer Club has been crowned the 2024 Fiji FA Southern Regional Beach Soccer Champions after an impressive unbeaten run through the tournament.

The Fiji Roads Authority, in partnership with the Japan International Cooperation Agency, has launched a mangrove replanting project to restore ecosystems affected by the construction of the Tamavua-i-Wai Bridge.