Cox Plate runner-up Buckaroo has been confirmed as a definite starter for next Tuesday’s Melbourne Cup.

Outdated laws that fail to address digital evidence, forensic technology, and privacy safeguards are leaving both police officers and citizens vulnerable.

Second-string Liverpool were thumped 3-0 by Crystal Palace as Ismaila Sarr struck twice for the visitors in the League Cup on Wednesday, booking the London side’s spot in the quarter-finals and piling more misery on Arne Slot’s struggling side.

The National Fire Authority is urging everyone to celebrate this festive season safely and responsibly by taking extra care to prevent fire incidents during the festival.

sFor a time, Jeremy Allen White became Bruce Springsteen. But that doesn’t mean they share every opinion.

The Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission has established a national pool of trained, trauma-aware psychosocial professionals to support people who may require emotional and psychological care as they engage with the Commission’s process.

The Fiji Police Force Cybercrime Unit has arrested and charged a 30-year-old unemployed man from Labasa for allegedly obtaining a financial advantage through an online scam.

Cabinet has endorsed the Integrated Rural Development Framework 2009 Review Report, paving the way for a new National Rural Development Policy.

A policy divide within the U.S. central bank and a lack of federal government data may put another interest rate cut out of reach this year, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday, as he acknowledged the threats that officials see to the job market but also the risky nature of making further rate moves without a fuller picture of the economy.

The U.S. Justice Department placed two prosecutors on leave on Wednesday, hours after they referred to Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, as “a mob of rioters” in a sentencing memo, said four people familiar with the matter.

Playing a high-powered CEO who may also be an undercover alien is tough work.

The Bankstown Local Court in Australia has refused bail for two Fijian men allegedly involved in importing over $94 million worth of cocaine.