Fiji has achieved a milestone, by joining the United States Agency for International Development’s Democracy Delivers Initiative.

The Radradra 7s is making its return to the fold after a lapse five years.

A comet must have landed at the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

The 17 FijiFirst members of Parliament have received a letter from Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu stating that he has rejected the FijiFirst Notification of Vacation of Seats.

The Fiji Public Service Association and Fiji Council of Social Services are calling for a pay rise for civil servants and the implementation of the new national minimum wage rate.

Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has led a crucial consultation for women in the tourism sector.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on Thursday keeping the abortion drug mifepristone on the market with no new restrictions ends one chapter of the legal fight over the drug, but efforts by abortion opponents to restrict its use may not be over.

Our Fijiana 15’s side is eagerly anticipating a strong turnout of fans tonight as they take on 9th-ranked Japan in their first Test at the HFC Bank Stadium.

The political landscape in Fiji is facing a perfect storm, with the governing coalition and the opposition party plagued by internal divisions.

Nearly 50 percent of the chiefly titles in Serua remain vacant, a pressing issue highlighted during the Serua Provincial Council meeting held in Navutulevu Village.

Suspended Assistant Commissioner of Corrections, Salote Panapasa has been granted bail by the Suva Magistrates Court.

With only two days left until the OFC Nations Cup kick-off, the Fiji football team is bracing for whatever the 2016 finalist, Papua New Guinea, will bring with them this Sunday.