Thailand has launched air strikes along its disputed border with Cambodia, the Thai military said on Monday, after both countries accused the other of breaching a ceasefire agreement brokered by U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Pacific Recycling Foundation is calling for strengthened recycling initiatives, increased public education, and greater community involvement to tackle the root causes of blocked drains.

Twenty-eight-year-old Samuela Tawase, has pleaded guilty to all charges relating to an alleged sacrilege at the Samabula Shiv Temple in Suva.

Eight individuals charged in relation to drug raids in Suva and the Western Division in September reappeared in the Suva Magistrates Court today as the state moves to consolidate the multiple cases into a single proceeding.

The aftermath of last night’s torrential downpour continues to affect electricity supply across several areas, with Energy Fiji Limited crew working around the clock to restore power.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation walked away with the Television and Video – Best Current Affairs Report award at the Fiji Achievement in Media Excellence Awards on Saturday.

Rap artist Toosii is taking time off from his multi-platinum music career by going forward with his dream to pursue football after saying he has committed to Syracuse University.

The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation has joined the Maritime Silk Road Media Cooperation Platform that was launched in Guangzhou, China on December 1st.

Suva Magistrate Yogesh Prasad has refused murder suspect Taione Kotoyawa Waqabili Senikaucava’s application to represent himself in court.

Eight individuals charged in relation to drug raids in Suva and the Western Division in September reappeared in the Suva Magistrates Court today as the state moves to consolidate the multiple cases into a single proceeding. The accused persons are Gina Choi, Peniasi Delai, and Logaimasino Baules, who had previously appeared without legal representation.

A video of a U.S. military strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean that killed two survivors of the initial attack shows “nothing remarkable,” the Republican who leads the Senate Intelligence Committee said Sunday, and he would not oppose its public release if the Pentagon were to declassify it.

The State has today informed the Suva Magistrates Court that they will file the amended charges against Chinese national Yin Qing Qing.