Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt and All Blacks coach Scott Robertson say they remain on good terms despite new revelations in Ian Foster’s book, Leading Under Pressure.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry acknowledges the fire that occurred on Monday, 22 September 2025, within the Naqara Pine Scheme on Ono Island, Kadavu.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed the Fiji’s commitment to youth empowerment while marking the 30th anniversary of the UN World Programme of Action for Youth.

Bryan “The Punisher” Roberts is banking on his 10-round pedigree when he steps into the ring against Kolinio Luvelolo for the MASA South Pacific light-heavyweight title in tomorrow night’s Bluewater Boxing Promotions that will be held in Nadi.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has approved school principals to dedicate more time for skills-based activities after the completion of Term Three exams.

A number of businesses in Lautoka are raising concerns over a sewer overflow at the lower end of the city.

UEFA appears poised for an emergency vote on suspending Israel from European competition next week, with national federations scrambling to position themselves amid mounting political pressure following calls for action.

Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 11 runs in a make-or-break Super Fours contest on Thursday to book their place in Sunday’s Asia Cup final where they will hope to make it third time lucky against arch-rivals India.

More than 1,000 children in Indonesia’s West Java have suffered food poisoning this week from school lunches, authorities said, the latest in a series of outbreaks and another setback for the president’s multi-billion-dollar free meals programme.

Several investors in Walt Disney (DIS.N), opens new tab on Wednesday asked the media giant to share documents about its decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel’s show last week for inspection.

Ten people are set to appear in court today following the discovery of methamphetamine during multiple joint raids in the Central, Southern, and Western Divisions.

The Fiji Higher Education Commission has warned universities and colleges that programs without clear employment pathways will no longer be approved.