“Heartstopper Forever” signals a major shift towards adult territory for the franchise, its star Joe Locke says, as the hit Netflix coming-of-age drama comes to ​a close.

A flash flood watch was posted across ​a broad swath of Texas as heavy downpours turned rivers into raging, life-threatening torrents ‌and washed out more than 100 roads, leading to dozens of rescues of people stranded by high water.

Minister for Policing and Communications Ioane Naivalurua says more than $4 billion worth of illicit drugs has circulated through Fiji over the past three years, making the fight against drugs and organised crime one of the Government’s highest priorities.

Opposition MP Viam Pillay says the 2026-2027 National Budget has failed sugarcane farmers, arguing that the guaranteed $85 per tonne cane price does not cover the true cost of production and transport.

Minister for Housing and Local Government Maciu Nalumisa has defended the 2026/2027 National Budget, describing it as a responsible and realistic plan that puts Fiji’s long-term future ahead of short-term political gains.

Argentina scored twice in the closing minutes to beat England 2-1 and book their place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final against Spain.

For actor Will Ferrell, assembling a cast filled with familiar faces for the Netflix golf comedy series, “The Hawk,” added a special chemistry ​that elevated the show.

The White House is considering releasing sensitive intelligence related to China and its ability to interfere in U.S. elections that some Trump officials worry could be misleading, according to ​four people with knowledge of the deliberations.

Fiji could soon open the door to a medicinal cannabis industry, with the government revealing strong public support for exploring the sector.

The Attorney-General’s Office is facing an increasing workload, with 25 lawyers handling more than 1,300 active litigation files across complex legal matters.

Fiji’s economic development strategy must focus on creating quality jobs, strengthening skills and retaining workers, as the country continues to face labour shortages and skilled migration challenges.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is warning that two key vacant positions are affecting the progress of human rights cases through the courts.