World number one Jannik Sinner, who is about to return to action after a three-month doping ban, thought about walking away from tennis even while successfully defending his Australian Open title, but is coming back with a new mentality.

Injured Reece Walsh is up for the contest with Selwyn Cobbo to win back his fullback jersey as he confirms his absence for the opening State of Origin match.

Calls have been made for stronger global partnerships to help middle-income countries like Fiji protect vulnerable communities from the growing impacts of climate change, inequality, and economic pressures.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has opened its third service centre in Dada, Namosi, as part of efforts to bring land services closer to rural communities.

A two-day national workshop to review Draft Search and Rescue Bill is underway in Lami, which features key agencies to strengthen the country’s emergency response systems across land, sea, and air.

The Western Division continues to bear the brunt of domestic violence crisis, accounting for the highest proportion of reported cases of abuse against women and children.

Local professional boxer Sebastian Singh is raising serious concerns about the integrity of the Board of Inquiry’s investigation into his brother, Ubaid Haider’s death.

Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson is backing Kemu Valetini to take control at flyhalf this weekend as the side prepares to face the Queensland Reds in Suva.

Out of 15,000 school leavers each year, only 30 percent are enrolled into further education.

Wallaroos 15s forward Tabua Tuinakauvadra is excited to play in Fiji once again, with her family cheering on.

The Land Transport Amendment Bill will be debated in parliament today which aims to remove the open taxi rank system and reintroduce base and stand system for the taxi industry in the country.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka visited 26 Bangladeshi workers at a local supermarket in the Central Division during Parliament break this week.