France has requested assistance from the European Union ​to help it deal with ‌a major wildfire near the country’s Atlantic coast, said President Emmanuel Macron ​on Friday.

McDonald’s Fiji Drua Women captain Kolora Lomani says her side will respect the challenge posed by the NSW Waratahs but has no intention of letting the defending champions dominate on Fijian soil in tomorrow’s Super Rugby Women’s Grand Final.

Kings Boxing Promotion promoter Nahroon Buksh says he is considering legal action after the withdrawal of Indian boxer Rohit Chauhan, a setback he claims has caused significant financial losses for tomorrow’s event.

Leaders of India’s youth-led “cockroach” movement will meet the government ​on Friday to try and resolve a face-off over national examination paper leaks although they will not halt nationwide protests, a spokesperson for the group said.

The brother of murder accused Peceli Rokoravolo has told the Lautoka High Court that Rokoravolo admitted he was in a romantic relationship with Nadi doctor Dr Isireli Biumaitotoya.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital is receiving major upgrades as the government admits its biggest health facility cannot be fixed overnight.

Proposed fines under the Public Health (Amendment) Bill 2026 could hurt farmers if they are set too high, the Ministry of Agriculture has warned.

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change says the proposed Public Health Bill fails to adequately address the health risks posed by climate change.

For newly admitted lawyer Avishek Nair, a childhood reputation for always having an argument ready eventually grew into a genuine passion for the law.

Three men charged with the murder of Afroz Khan have pleaded not guilty in the Suva High Court.

A South Korean court  ordered ​SK Group Chairman Chey ‌Tae-won to pay his former wife Roh Soh-yeong 944 ​billion won ($640 million) in ​a divorce-related property division case, lower ⁠than a previous 1.38 trillion ​won award that had drawn ​scrutiny of his stake in the group’s holding company.

The National Fire Authority says action can be taken against those who interfere with fire investigations by removing damaged structures before officers complete their assessments.