A mother and daughter are believed to be recovering back on Australian soil following a suspected poisoning in Fiji which hospitalised them and several others.

Thirteen of Fiji’s Heads of Missions are in the country for a three-day consultation that will commence tomorrow.

The German parliament accepted Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s invitation to withdraw its confidence in him and his government, clearing the way for an early election on Feb. 23 necessitated by the collapse of his government.

A lot is expected to come out from the Fijian Drua following their camp in Kadavu this week.

Five of seven patients who were rushed to the hospital over the weekend after consuming Pina Colada at Warwick Resort have now been discharged.

Deputy Prime Minister and Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka remains optimistic that the recent suspected alcohol poisoning incident at the Warwick Fiji Resort will not have a negative impact on Fiji’s tourism industry.

Fiji football striker Sairusi Nalaubu is hopeful for a positive outcome as Fiji prepares to face the Solomon Development team this Wednesday in the MSG Prime Ministers Cup.

The Fiji Police Force is taking a firm stance against drug-related crimes, and this includes holding its officers accountable.

European champions England will renew their rivalry with France and the Netherlands and also clash with debutants Wales in the group stage of the Women’s Euro 2025 tournament after the draw was made in Switzerland.

Fiji Higher Education Commission Chief Executive Dr. Rohit Kishore says, ‘Nothing is free in this world’, amidst a rise in fraudulent institutions falsely promising students’ free programs abroad.

The WNBA will host its first regular-season game outside the United States next year, with the Atlanta Dream and Seattle Storm set to play in August at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, the league said.

Pacific Polytech is expanding its plans for next year with new programs particularly in agriculture, set to be introduced.