Former national men’s and women’s hockey coach Hector Smith says primary and secondary schools sporting tournaments should be held at different times throughout the year, to allow students to compete in various sports.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasizes the importance of developing a better understanding of China.

Josaia Waiwalu, head coach of Queen Victoria School’s under-18 team, acknowledged that defending their Vodafone Deans Trophy title against Nasinu Secondary School proved to be a formidable challenge.

Minister for Employment Agni Deo Singh and Australian High Commissioner Ewen McDonald met on Friday to reaffirm both government’s commitment to improving work rights and welfare of Fijian workers engaged under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility Program.

Despite putting up a great performance in the opening match of the Pacific Nations Cup against Samoa on Friday, Fiji Water Flying Fijians flyhalf Caleb Muntz and prop Mesulame Dolokoto believe they still have a lot of room for improvement.

Two Digicel Fiji Premier League matches ended in a draw today.

The Ministry of Fisheries and Forestry has been allocated $31 million for the current financial year, the largest budget in its history, with $2.5 million earmarked for the reforestation of degraded forests programme across Fiji.

Tailevu/Naitasiri FC defeated Nasinu 1-0 in round 15 of the Digicel Fiji Premier League competition at the Uprising Sports Center in Navua this afternoon.

President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere, along with First Lady Vilomena Katonivere, hosted a congratulatory luncheon at the state house in honor of the Primanavia choir.

Fire has destroyed the wooden grandstands at a historic Southern California baseball field that appeared in “A League of Their Own” and other movies.

The union representing over 9,000 Canadian rail workers vowed on Friday to challenge the federal government’s effort to mandate binding arbitration that would end an unprecedented rail stoppage at both of the country’s main freight rail carriers.

Soldiers in lifeboats ferried people to safety in India’s northeastern state of Tripura after heavy rain triggered floods and landslides, forcing more than 65,000 people from their homes and killing 23, authorities said.