Billy Horschel’s record at the British Open is not a flattering one for a player of his stature but he moved into prime position to change that with a stellar display in the third round.

Moana Pasifika is proud to announce the major signing of All Blacks Vice-Captain and 2023 World Rugby Player of the Year, Ardie Savea through till 2027.

Team Fiji athletes and officials arrive at every Games with their accommodation and transportation plus other logistics ready.

New army recruits have been encouraged to stay steadfast against external pressures and uphold their integrity throughout their service.

Assistant Minister for Women and Children is calling for a unified effort from parents and community leaders to tackle the alarming rise in sexual crimes against children, among other critical issues affecting women and youth.

The Ba teams competing in the Fiji Football Futsal Extra Viti Cup have continued their dominance, with the Under-12 girls and Under-14 teams successfully defending their titles this morning.

Avengers Volleyball Club player Apenisa Siga will become the first-ever Fijian medical student at Oakwood University in Alabama, USA.

The tenth Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting Summit concluded in Tokyo, Japan this week with leaders adopting a declaration and action plan that strengthens cooperation in realizing the implementation of the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent.

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris pressed the case for the re-election of President Joe Biden at a fundraiser in Massachusetts on Saturday despite continued pressure from fellow Democrats and big-money donors seeking an end to his bruised campaign.

Rafael Nadal reached his first final in two years on Saturday, beating qualifier Duje Ajdukovic 4-6 6-3 6-4 in the semi-finals of the Swedish Open in Bastad as the 22-time grand slam winner continues his preparations for the Paris Olympics.

A 45-year-old man will appear in the Suva Magistrates Court tomorrow for allegedly sexually assaulting and indecently assaulting three girls.

Any Republic of Fiji Military Forces personnel found involved in drug dealing or use will face the usual disciplinary procedures and will be handed over to the police.