The National Federation Party is calling for stricter constitutional rules to stop leaders of deregistered political parties from forming new parties before paying off outstanding debts.

The Government says vehicle accidents involving state-owned vehicles are not placing a major financial burden on taxpayers, with most costs covered through insurance.

Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel has responded to Fiji Hotels and Tourism Association Chief Executive Fantasha Lockington on her claims that the industry was not consulted before the introduction of the five percent tourism services tax.

A men’s helpline will be established, a juvenile centre will be rehabilitated, and a rehabilitation facility for street children will be developed under the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection’s $211.4 million budget.

France insists they are not intimidated by Spain ahead of this week’s World Cup semi-final, despite their opponents boasting the tournament’s best defence.

A childhood ordeal at sea has inspired a Vatulele villager to champion maritime safety training, which he believes can help prevent tragedies in island communities.

England will face defending champions Argentina in the FIFA World Cup semi-finals after fighting back to beat Norway 2-1 in extra time.

Three cases of drowning were recorded this past week.

A Lautoka man who faced an attempted murder charge over an attack on his older brother has been jailed.

The National Fire Authority is warning businesses to improve fire safety measures after a fire caused an estimated $80,000 in damage at a property on Kaunitoni Street, Vatuwaqa.

Aircalin’s first Airbus A350-900 has entered final assembly at Airbus’ Toulouse-Blagnac facility, marking a key step towards strengthening its long-haul fleet.

Iraq’s prime minister will visit Washington to deepen strategic ​ties with the United States, with oil and gas ‌deals expected to be signed as part of a broader push for economic, trade and investment cooperation.