The Ministry of Health has clarified that they rely on service agreements when it comes to inoperative medical machines in all hospitals and health facilities.

Fiji men’s 7s coach Osea Kolinisau has made it clear that players who have fallen out of the national squad still have a chance to return if they prove their commitment and development.

The Fiji Law Society says it is concerning to note that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecution officials have lodged a complaint to FICAC against the Director of Public Prosecutions alleging abuse of office.

The Fiji Football Association is slowly working towards installing video assistant referee cameras for their matches in adjusting to the Oceania Football Federation’s move for a professional league next year.

Improving utilization and productivity for sustainable growth and development is an important aspect which the Lands Ministry is advocating for amongst land owners.

The Water Authority of Fiji is working with the government to explore affordable and sustainable water solutions for communities like Qauia.

The Blue Water Boxing Promotions match between veteran Ronald Naidu and Mikaele Ravalaca Junior for the 61kg lightweight category has taken a sudden turn, with Mohammad Ali Junior stepping in to replace Naidu.

Lautoka Blues star striker Sairusi Nalaubu is currently in negotiations with prominent clubs during the 2025 January transfer window.

Iga Swiatek charged into the third round of the Australian Open on a bright and sunny Thursday before fellow Grand Slam winner Emma Raducanu booked an intriguing encounter against the second seed with a convincing victory.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth questioned Pete Hegseth on his knowledge of ASEAN, asking him to name a member, describe the U.S. agreement with them, and state how many nations are in the bloc.

McDonalds Mike Friday’s Select side showed no mercy in their opening match of the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s tournament this morning after thumping Devo Babas 26-12 at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

The Ministry of Tourism has sent the blood and urine samples from the affected guests of Warwick Resort to New Zealand for further testing.