Britain’s new Prime Minister Keir Starmer will set out his first package of proposed laws, fleshing out how he will honour his election-winning pledge to rebuild the country after years of weak economic growth and political turmoil.

Port Denarau Marina says its status as the first and only accredited Clean Marina across the Pacific Islands has been renewed.

At least five people were killed and scores injured across Bangladesh as young government supporters and police firing tear gas clashed with students protesting against a quota system for government jobs, police said.

An exciting draw was witnessed for the Rooster Chicken Scoops Ice Cream Battle of the Giants Tournament in Vatuwaqa, Suva this morning.

Missy Elliott lyrics blasted off into space as NASA transmitted her song “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)” 158 million miles from Earth to Venus, the space agency said Monday.

At least one person was killed in renewed anti-government protests across Kenya, a Reuters reporter said, as police clashed with demonstrators demanding that President William Ruto step down.

The Fiji Corrections Service, and the Fiji Human Rights Anti-Discrimination Commission held their inaugural meeting yesterday.

The University of the South Pacific says it is not at liberty to discuss staff information with third parties.

The Labasa Council has facilitated a food training session for 20 market vendors under the Markets Change project.

Israeli forces battled Hamas-led fighters in several parts of the Gaza Strip, and Palestinian health officials said at least 57 people were killed in Israeli bombardments of southern and central areas.

The end is near for “Stranger Things.”

Jack Black’s comedy rock band Tenacious D has canceled its remaining tour dates after band member Kyle Gass sparked a backlash with an apparent joke about Saturday’s assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump.