At least 26 people have been killed and more are feared missing after a railway bridge under construction collapsed in north-eastern India, officials said.

The anti-Fukushima nuclear wastewater rally is not only a one-off act taking place in Fiji, as there is concern across the Pacific from communities and even in Japan itself.

Primary and secondary school teachers are leaving the country not only for teaching roles overseas but also for caregiving and manufacturing jobs.

Minister for Infrastructure Ro Filipe Tuisawau has highlighted pressing concerns surrounding accessibility to clean drinking water and untreated water in the country.

The Ministry of Finance is actively involved in reviving the National Planning Office to enhance its collaboration with various ministries and ensure the efficient implementation of the government’s objectives.

Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, visited Nadaro Village in Tailevu yesterday to witness how the Australian government is contributing to climate-resilient infrastructure in Fiji.

New Zealander Darryl Tombleson is launching his company in Fiji next month with the hope of further elevating Fiji’s recognition on the international stage.

Leaders of the Melanesian Spearhead Group met in Port Vila in Vanuatu today to discuss issues that continue to affect the region.

Japan’s controversial plan to release treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean has sparked anxiety and anger at home and abroad.

Saudi Arabia will provide 11 fully funded scholarships for Fijian students to pursue studies of their choice at prominent universities in Saudi Arabia.

One of Russia’s leading military figures, Gen Sergei Surovikin, has reportedly lost his job as air force chief after weeks of speculation about his disappearance from public view.

Defending champion of the Digicel Fiji Secondary School IDC Xavier College has bagged its second win and is on course to the quarter-finals.