A serious road accident has been reported in Serua this afternoon, with two people seen being pulled from a vehicle following the crash.

Fijian sprinter Waisake Tewa has made a strong mark on the regional athletics scene, ranking eighth with a total of 1016 points. He has excelled in both the 100m and 200m events, showing promise as one of Fiji’s rising sprint talents.

Netball Fiji Under 21 rep Eseta Waqaira is living a dream few athletes reach, representing her country at the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar that was held in September this year.

U.S.-backed airstrikes targeted Islamic State-linked camps in northwest Nigeria, with debris from the operation damaging homes in Kwara State, the Nigerian government said on Friday (December 26).

The family of six-month-old Samisoni Vana Ratuvou known as Yaca has lodged an official complaint with the Ministry of Health following his death on Gau Island, alleging serious failures in medical care at the Qarani Health Centre.

Three men are in police custody following a stabbing incident at Batinivuriwai Settlement in Wainunu, Bua, early yesterday morning.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu says Fiji must continue working together to build a stronger and more united nation.

For many vendors, selling at the Nausori Market offers more than just an income — it provides a sense of purpose, relief, and escape from the challenges of daily life.

Fisheries officers at Naduruloulou Research Station, Naitasiri have finalised preparations for grass carp breeding, advancing ongoing aquaculture research and capacity-building initiatives.

Further consultation on tariff reviews has been ordered by Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel following what he describes as the resolution of governance issues within the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The Ministry of Education is urging students to use the school holidays productively as the 2025 academic year comes to a close.

Fiji sprint star Heleina Young has underlined her place among the Pacific’s best after finishing fifth overall in the Pacific Islands Women’s Athletics Top 10 Rankings for 2025.