Jacinda Arden Feb 2020

A foreign national was among the forty-one people arrested for breaching the nationwide curfew.

The protests in Washington DC has escalated with more protesting against racism and police brutality.

National Fire Authority has started investigation into the fire which destroyed three properties in Lumi Road, Nadawa, Nasinu on late Friday afternoon.

A moderate 5.3 magnitude earthquake with shallow depth of 10km occurred five kilometers North from Navotua, Yasawa late last night.

The Environment Ministry has launched its first ever nature based solution complex in Luvuluvu Nausori.

With the sugar cane crushing season starting next week, the Fiji Sugar Corporation has rolled out an innovative system for quota allocation.

Fiji Bati winger Suliasi Vunivalu says he will seek reassurance about his contract ahead of his code switch to financially stricken rugby union and try to remain with the Storm if it falls through.

Fiji Bati player Kane Evans scored for the Parramatta Eels as they managed to hold off the Sea Eagles 19-16 at Bankwest Stadium.

The Fiji Football Association has put player welfare at the top of its agenda and will soon start a “Football for Humanity Foundation”.

A woman in her 20s died following an accident at a Resort in Taveuni yesterday.

The news that last of our active COVID-19 patients have been cleared has brought relief among Fijians.

The Asia-Pacific Rugby League Confederation (APRLC) continues to explore fixture options for the 2020 Oceania Cup.