Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sat for a friendly two-hour interview.

Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau says he has prompted the Land Transport Authority to expedite the process for compulsory drug testing for anyone wanting to obtain a PSV license.

To help retain local talent and reduce the chances of players being recruited by overseas scouts, the Drua Academy is focused on developing players within the country.

After creating history last Saturday, the Gospel High School Under 15 team will be looking to continue their winning run this weekend.

More than 600 members of the University of the South Pacific Staff Association will vote today to determine the possibility of a strike action with the aim to remove Vice Chancellor and President of USP, Professor Pal Ahluwalia.

Six overseas-based players will be joining the Fiji Baby Pearls side for the upcoming Rising Star tournament next week.

National Substance Abuse Advisory Council acting Chief Executive, Josua Naisele is concern over the absence of drug rehabilitation centers in Fiji.

Childhood obesity is a major concern for the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.

Five Canadians are jockeying for a spot to play next month’s Presidents Cup on home soil but International Team captain and compatriot Mike Weir said he doubts the entire group will make the cut.

There is an urgent need for the deployment of more enforcement officers in the towns and cities.

The Fiji Cricket team for the Men’s Cricket World Cup 2026 qualification in Samoa presented their iTatau at the State House yesterday afternoon.

Cabinet has agreed that government fully subsidize increased bus fares effective from September 1st for all students with blue and yellow bus cards.