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.

Fiji’s commitment to youth development in the Pacific region was reaffirmed during the South Pacific Youth Senior Government Officials meeting in Nadi.

The Ministry of Trade, Co-operatives, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises is working on a Farm to Fork Initiative in Savusavu organized by the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation.

KPMG Partner in Charge of Fiji Business and Tax Advisory Services Renu Chand will retire at the end of September after nearly 20 years with the firm.

The partner of a mother killed while saving her baby from a stabbing rampage in a busy Sydney shopping centre has spoken out for the first time, saying the day she died will “never make sense”.

With increasing cases involving children in Fiji, the Child Services Unit highlights its collaborative approach to addressing child welfare in line with the Child Welfare Act.

Although he is most prominently known for his decades-long rap career and being everyone’s “uncle,” Snoop Dogg has proven his talent extends beyond what he does in the recording studio.

The Health Ministry will engage with communities as much as possible to assist with health concerns, particularly drug-related incidents.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Chaplaincy Office, under the leadership of Chaplain Major Reverend Viliame Tunidau, conducted an outreach visit to former RFMF personnel in Vanua Levu as part of its ongoing Reconciliation and Restoration program.