The Fiji Sugar Corporation has continuously been incurring net losses for the past ten years, which has resulted in the full exhaustion of the approved government guarantee limit on loans that is being utilized to improve the sugar sector.

The Vodafone Fijiana XVs are in for a tough outing, starting tonight in the Oceania Rugby Women’s Championships in Brisbane, Australia.

Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua says an intelligence report has indicated the existence of organized groups involved in drug trafficking across Fijian societies.

The boundaries between Ra and Ba provinces are currently being surveyed by the National Land Commissioner’s surveying department.

44 schools from around the country, including a few schools from Maritime zones will participate in the Fiji Secondary Schools 7s competition after a lapse of 12 years.

Fiji Council of Churches General Secretary, Reverend Simione Tugi, urges pastors across the nation to utilize their pulpits to confront the escalating drug problem plaguing the country.

Minister for Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka reveals plans for exploring all feasible alternatives for constructing a new airport and its corresponding facilities.

South Korea imposed sanctions on seven North Korean individuals and two Russian vessels over weapons trade and other activities between Pyongyang and Moscow deemed in breach of U.N. Security Council resolutions, Seoul’s foreign ministry said.

More than 100 people are believed dead in a landslide in remote Papua New Guinea on Friday, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation has reported.

The newly-elected Suva Football President has big shoes to fill as he hopes to turn things around for the Whites.

England comfortably beat Pakistan by 37 runs, despite a sub-par performance in an underwhelming one-day international series opener in Derby.

Wales faces a second-row injury problem for their summer programme against South Africa and Australia.