Preparations are in full swing for the Saint Annes Primary School’s Under 12 netball team, as they gearing up for a tour to New Zealand in September.

French President Emmanuel Macron said his outgoing government will remain focused on the Olympic games in a caretaker role until mid-August, after which he will look to appoint a new prime minister.

Bearing torches that lit up the night as they swam out into the ocean, Japan’s storied “ama” prayed for an abundant catch in a ceremony held by these female free divers for decades.

The Ba Provincial Council convened today with a primary focus on addressing the escalating drug crisis that continues to affect communities across Fiji.

New Zealand’s Olympic Committee says its women’s soccer team had their training session disrupted by a drone flown by a staff member of the Canadian team they face in Group A on Thursday.

Kadavu Police has received reports of alleged break-in and assault incidents in Vunisea

Visiting Paris for the Olympics and want to share the enticing aroma of a fresh baguette? A scratch-and-sniff stamp on your postcard could be the answer.

Self-proclaimed social media commentator, Kishore Kumar has pleaded not guilty to a charge of unauthorized acts in relation to computer at the Suva Magistrates Court today.

Fifteen Nigerien soldiers have been killed and another 16 injured while battling armed militants, Niger’s defence ministry said in a statement read out on state television.

Fiji’s two-time Olympic gold medal winner in rugby sevens, Jerry Tuwai, is not the only super name taking part in the Paris Olympics starting tomorrow morning.

The BBC apologised to any contestant who had suffered a bad experience on “Strictly Come Dancing” after the long-running show was hit by allegations about the training methods of some of its professional dancers.

Suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho has been convicted of an offence different from the one investigated by a tribunal commissioned by the Constitutional Offices Commission.