A week-long training has been organized to strengthen efforts to combat Non-Communicable Diseases in Fiji.

There will be a temporary road closure on Kings Road, specifically along the Suva-bound lanes, from the Naulu Road junction to the Adi Lady Davila Road junction, from 7am to 7pm on October 20th.

Italy defender Giovanni Di Lorenzo scored twice in an energizing 4-1 win at home over Israel in the Nations League on Tuesday as Luciano Spalletti’s side put one foot in the quarter-finals.

Newly appointed Ba Football’s Coach Timoci Jim Seru will be up for a major task as he guides the young Brigade for the 2024 FMF IDC tournament in Churchill Park, Lautoka starting today.

It was curiosity that drew 15-year-old Aliangel Jose Rodriguez to one of the protests that erupted following Venezuela’s contested presidential election in late July, his mother said.

Wales forward Harry Wilson was rewarded for a fine all-round performance when he converted a penalty to secure a 1-0 victory over Montenegro in the Nations League on Tuesday as the hosts’ new manager Craig Bellamy extended his unbeaten start.

Modernizing Fiji’s policing requires balancing respect for cultural traditions with evolving law enforcement practices.

Ministers responsible for Disaster Risk Management from across the Pacific gathered for the 1st Intersessional Meeting in Manila, Philippines, aiming to enhance climate action and disaster resilience efforts in the region.

Tourism Fiji has won the Silver Award at the Australian Effie Awards, securing its place as a standout performer in the Travel, Media, and Leisure category.

A former officer for Communist East Germany’s Stasi secret police was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Three U.S.-based academics won the 2024 Nobel economics prize for research that explored the aftermath of colonisation.

China’s military vowed to take further action against Taiwan if needed after staging a day of war games it said were a warning to “separatist acts” and which drew condemnation from the Taiwanese and U.S. governments.