The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions is still awaiting the completion of the police investigation into the Ferris wheel incident.

“Cries from the Moana,” an illustrated children’s book about the dangers of seabed mining in the Pacific Ocean, has won international recognition by receiving the 2024 UK Rubery Award.

In a heartwarming gesture, Akshay Kumar, reportedly, donated Rs 1.21 crore towards the renovation of a section of the Haji Ali Dargah. According to a statement by Mohammad Ahmed Taher, the administrative officer of the Haji Ali Trust, Akshay has taken responsibility for the renovation work. The Trust also honored the actor for his generous contribution.

Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has firmly upheld his authority, stating that any Member of Parliament questioning his decisions should seek redress in court.

Raluve Trophy first-timers Votualevu College went down in a tough match to Adi Cakobau School in the Under 16 quarter-final.

Local exporters face ongoing difficulties in accessing the Australian market for fresh ginger due to concerns over nematode risks associated with Fiji-grown produce.

Russian forces were battling Ukrainian troops for a third day on Thursday after they smashed through the Russian border in the Kursk region, an audacious attack on the world’s biggest nuclear power that has forced Moscow to call in reserves.

The iTaukei Affairs Minister Ifereimi Vasu has assured that the Vuma housing project in Ovalau is under active consideration.

BSP Financial Group Limited has announced the appointment of Paul Black as the new General Manager for its Pacific Markets operations.

Former Hurricanes assistant coach Chris Gibbes has been announced as the new forwards coach for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Men’s team.

The United States kept the dream alive with a stirring fourth quarter rally to tame feisty Serbia 95-91 on Friday and move into the Paris Olympics men’s basketball gold medal final against France.

Fifty years after his iconic high-wire walk between the twin towers of New York’s World Trade Center, Philippe Petit recreated the death-defying stunt with a performance about 7 miles north of the Trade Center at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.