Three teams from the Ministry of Employment are visiting Fijian workers across various states in Australia.

The University of the South Pacific has received a full patent registered with the Indian Patent Office for a system that addresses cyber-attacks against power grids.

Fujitsu (6702.T), opens new tab is showcasing technology for analysing human movement which it says could be used to help preserve traditional culture as Japan grapples with a shrinking population.

The Brazilian government has decided against returning to daylight saving time this summer, a senior official said, who noted that the country does not face any expected risks to its power sector.

NATO chief Mark Rutte says a “victory plan” presented by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenksiy is a good signal but that he is not able to support it as a whole as things stand.

Fiji Bati head coach Wise Kativerata says the team is blessed to have NRL great John Sutton on their side as assistant coach for the Pacific Bowl Championship.

One of the major objectives of hosting the annual Ratu Sukuna Bowl is to promote the fitness level among police officers and military personnel.

The Consumer Council, in collaboration with the Suva City Council health inspectors, conducted a joint inspection at a major wholesaler, uncovering alarming food safety violations.

A heavy rain alert remains in effect for the Yasawa and Mamanuca groups, Viti Levu, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands as well as Moala and the Southern Lau group.

Extra Supermarket Labasa coach Ravneel Pratap was thrilled with his team’s 2-1 win over Flick Hygiene Lautoka, securing a semifinal spot with a game to spare.

Over 200 villagers of Vuci, Tokatoka in the Province of Tailevu welcome their newly built community hall and farm access road as an early gift for Christmas.

Fijian Research Fellow specializing in Food Systems, Climate Change, and Planetary Health at Harvard University, Dr. Nile Nair, has raised concerns about the unrecognized impacts of climate change on the health of island communities.