Mourners and community members on Sunday (December 21) gathered at Bondi Beach, laying flowers and paying respects as Australia marked a National Day of Reflection for victims of a mass shooting during a Hanukkah celebration at the seaside location one week ago.

Fiji Rugby Union will kick start next year with a series of visitations to all their unions across the country as they look to lift the standard of operations.

Minister for Information, Lynda Tabuya, highlighted the dangers of online abuse and urged everyone to be kind and mindful of the words they use, the comments they make online, and the content they share.

Tevita Rokovereni was named Male Referee of the Year at the Fiji Rugby Referees Awards at the Vodafone Arena in Suva last night.

The Fiji Council of Social Services says the National Dialogue on Social Cohesion is critical in turning grassroots concerns from across the country into a unified national framework for peacebuilding.

Stanislas Wawrinka will hang up his racquet at the end of 2026, the three-time Grand Slam champion announced on Friday, bringing the curtain down on a 24-year professional career that saw him break into tennis’s elite during the sport’s golden era.

The Pacific Islands Forum says its focus under the 2050 Strategy will shift toward implementation in the coming years.

A Fiji Airways flight bound for Auckland was delayed for more than 20 hours, prompting frustration among passengers who say they were not adequately informed about the cause of the delay.

Inspire Fiji director Ben Morrison is calling sporting bodies across the country and the Fijian government to host more competitions, particularly in communities with high crime rates, as a way to engage young people in positive and productive activities.

Recovering steadily from an injury sustained two months ago, Pacific Games triple gold medallist Taniela Rainibogi says he is ready to represent the country to the best of his ability next year.

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has taken enforcement action following a reported oil discharge into a public drain along Jai Ambamma Road in Vatuwaqa.

The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has defended its decision to approve a new electricity tariff, saying it acted within its legal mandate despite Energy Fiji Limited’s original application being rejected last year.