Fiji’s Koleta Likuculacula continues to impress at the OFC Women’s Futsal Nations Cup in the Solomon Islands.

Around 164,000 Fijians living along the Suva-Nausori corridor are set to benefit from the newly launched Water Mains Project.

The French government is committed to ensuring that Fiji and the Pacific region will not be pushed aside during the UN Oceans Conference, which is set to take place in France next year.

The Brisbane Broncos fought back from a 16-0 deficit to post a 30-24 win against Parramatta and in the process, keep their faint finals hopes alive.

The visiting Bulldogs ruined Shaun Johnson’s last home game with the Warriors, overrunning their opponents in the second half to post a 34-18 win.

The Fiji Water Flying Fijians secured a win in their opening match of the Pacific Nations Cup, after thumping Samoa 42-16.

Fiji will play New Zealand in Sunday’s final after a first-half blitz blew hosts Solomon Islands chances away, beating them 6-2.

An Indonesian court ordered two local companies to pay up to 60 million rupiah ($3,850) to each family whose children died of an acute kidney injury or were seriously injured after consuming toxic cough syrup.

Schools that have won the coveted Deans trophy will be honored tomorrow before the under 18 final between Queen Victoria School and Nasinu Secondary School.

Adi Cakobau School’s Under-19 team has been crowned the new champion of the 2024 Crest Chicken Secondary Schools Netball competition after defeating last year’s winner, Suva Grammar School.

President of the Methodist Church of Fiji, Reverend Dr. Semisi Turagavou, has called for sweeping reforms within the Church, highlighting the need for a thorough review of its Constitution and regulations.

A fire at a South Korean lithium battery maker in June that killed 23 people occurred as the company raced to produce batteries to meet a deadline without taking action to address signs of dangerous quality failures, police said on Friday.