The Digicel Young Kulas are calling for fans and supporters to turn up in numbers today as they take the field for their opening OFC Under-19 Women’s Championship match.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau is currently at the Lautoka Hospital, visiting the children who were admitted following the bus accident yesterday.

Digicel Fiji and Telstra have announced their support for Diabetes Fiji to help improve the lives of those affected by Type 1 diabetes.

There’s good news for people who rely on the harvesting of sea cucumber (beche-de-mer) for their livelihood, as the cabinet has decided to lift the ban.

In a plea for the rights and protection of residents in informal settlements, the Bose ni Vanua o Lau has called upon landowners in Viti Levu to ensure that proper lease agreements are provided.

The health sector continues to receive support from its partners in the private sector, as it struggles to meet the demand for supply of resources.

Players, coaches and rugby unions in the country have been reminded that the global law variations will be used in the Skipper Cup this year.

In today’s digital age, as technology tends to be a driving force behind innovation and competitiveness, businesses are reminded to prioritize cyber security and data protection.

Cabinet has announced the establishment of a task force aimed at facilitating a transition process from special administrators to elected municipal councillors.

Singer Ava Max has said a concertgoer “slapped me so hard” during a show in Los Angeles that he “scratched the inside of my eye”.

Eight primary school students are still admitted with serious injuries at the Lautoka Hospital following a bus accident yesterday.

Rescuers searching for a missing submersible near the wreck of the Titanic on Wednesday concentrated their efforts on a remote area of the North Atlantic where undersea noises have been detected, though officials cautioned the sounds may not have originated from the vessel.