Fiji Bati forward Viliame Kikau will stay with the Canterbury Bulldogs for another two seasons.

The Fiji National University annual graduation ceremony has highlighted a significant shift in graduate demographics, with female students making up the majority of this year’s cohort.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro, met today with Government Heads of Schools and Board of Governors representatives to review the 2025academic year and discuss practical strategies to boost productivity and learning outcomes for 2026.

A relative of the victim of an alleged assault outside a Suva nightclub has come forward, and the victim has now been positively identified by his sister.

After video game mega-hits like Fruit Ninja reached more than 1 billion downloads, Shainiel Deo’s Halfbrick Studios has earned its reputation as an undeniable Brisbane success story.

The Oscar winner, who worked with the two on “Fruitvale Station,” their first film together, praises them for their filmmaking excellence: “They keep creating projects we need to see”

A Beijing court has ordered Malaysia Airlines to pay some families of missing passengers onboard flight MH370 over 2.9 million yuan ($410,240) per case in compensation, state broadcaster CCTV said.

Former Fiji 7s captain and Olympic gold medalist Jerry Tuwai has praised the Nadi Junior Rugby Festival, calling it one of the best development platforms in the region as the two-day event wraps up today.

Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says investigations into the leaked Viber messages have progressed with direct support from the Australian Federal Police as authorities work to identify the person responsible for sending the allegations implicating several senior officers.

Fiji Football Association chief executive officer Mohammed Yusuf says he is excited to see the National Club Championship play-offs kick off, describing the tournament as a genuine showcase of grassroots talent.

The government has rejected Dialogue Fiji’s claims that the National Referendum Bill 2025 is an unprecedented assault on democratic freedoms, saying the organisation has misrepresented the intent and provisions of the proposed law.

Former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica’s stay application will be heard in the Suva High Court in March next year.