A messy dispute broke out on Wednesday over whether Pope Francis used the word “genocide” to describe events in Gaza, with Palestinians who met with him insisting that he did and the Vatican saying he did not.

The Land Transport Authority has unveiled a troubling spike in monthly traffic-related offenses, with an alarming total of 16,000 incidents recorded.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he asked why Members of Parliament were getting exorbitant travel allowances when not necessary.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he challenged the United States of America and China to promote global peace.

Celtic have been fined 15,200 pounds ($19,000) after their fans waved Palestinian flags during their Champions League match against Atletico Madrid last month in Glasgow, UEFA said on Wednesday.

Police are pleading for information to locate 25-year-old Mere Rabuka.

Sugarcane farmers have expressed gratitude for gaining valuable insights into the importance of collaboration with the Fiji Meteorological Services.

The Prime Minister’s International Business Awards is making a return after a three-year absence, scheduled to take place this Saturday at the Sheraton Fiji Golf & Beach Resort, Denarau Island.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has underscored the significance of the upcoming COP28 meeting as a pivotal moment demanding world leaders to respond to the First Global Stocktake.

Team Fiji swimmers Hansel McCaig and David Tolu Young were determined to have a podium finish last night.

Fiji rugby league Nines coach Vula Dakuitoga believes they didn’t take their chances against Samoa in the Pacific Games final in Honiara, Solomon Islands last night.

The Fiji Women’s Rights Movement held a three-day workshop on Fijian Women’s Access to Justice in Nadi.