The Fijian Elections Office is moving into the next phase of preparations, as first round of training for election officials kicked off today.

More than 100 Fijians are set to receive specialist cataract care through a medical mission by the Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center.

The Ministry of Public Works is warning that Australian assistance under the proposed Fiji-Australia treaties must strengthen Fiji’s own capacity rather than leave the country dependent on external support.

The last seven rounds of Skipper Cup have delivered some great results.

More than three decades after “Thelma & Louise” became a cult classic, an adaptation of the Oscar-winning film is making its London stage debut, with creator ​Callie Khouri saying the issues at its heart remain unresolved.

The MSG Prime Ministers Cup is set to do more than produce football rivalry, with Fiji Sports Council acting board chair Peter Mazey highlighting the tournament’s role in bringing Melanesian nations together through sport.

Japanese director Miwa Nishikawa explores the long shadow of war in “Children Untold,” centering on an orphaned girl and a woman grappling with the loss of ​who they once were in postwar Japan.

One thousand Fijians will have the opportunity to gain job-ready digital skills through new Google Career Certificate scholarships.

The National Fire Authority is warning the public to stop uncontrolled burning after a bush fire spread to a vacant home in Korovuto, Nadi, destroying the property.

A former police officer has been sentenced to 14 years and nine months in prison for raping and sexually assaulting a teenager.

The Fiji under-16 football side, or Baby Kulas, has a chance to play in next year’s FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup for the first time.

Max Value Supermarket in Tavua has been almost completely destroyed by fire, with the adjoining Courts Fiji premises also suffering smoke damage.