Vodafone Fijiana XV’s captain Karalaini Naisewa says she hopes the team will improve on sticking to the game plan set out before they go into their next match.

The Malaysian High Commission, in partnership with the Fiji Badminton Association, hosted a Badminton Breakfast Bash at the Yat Sen Secondary School Hall to promote social interaction and a sense of belonging between the two nations.

There was lots of tail-wagging and face-licking as Kodi, this year’s winner of the Palm Dog, the canine equivalent of the Cannes Film Festival’s top prize, went up to receive his red collar for the French comedy “Dog on Trial” on Friday.

Forced from her home by Israel’s seven-month-long Gaza offensive, Salwa al-Masri has little hope her plight will be alleviated by a ruling from the U.N.’s top court ordering Israel to halt its offensive in Rafah.

Newly elected Suva FA President Nitin Singh has issued an apology to all current players for the difficulties they have faced in recent months.

Emergency services are racing to rescue victims of a massive landslide in Papua New Guinea’s isolated Enga province, where hundreds of people are feared to have died.

Some of the food supplies waiting to enter the Gaza Strip from Egypt have begun to rot as the Rafah border crossing remains shut to aid deliveries for a third week and people inside the Palestinian enclave face worsening hunger.

Seven Members of Parliament voted against the motion to increase their salaries and allowances.

The Fiji Labour Party alleges that the Attorney General has placed Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Acting Deputy Commissioner Francis Puleiwai on indefinite leave.

The constituency allowance for all Members of Parliament has been raised from $10,000 to $15,000 per year.

Parliament has passed a motion to increase the salaries of Members of Parliament with significant changes endorsed across various parliamentary roles.

While Parliament has passed a motion to increase the salaries of Members of Parliament, National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad, states that his party does not support the recommended salary increases outlined in the report.