Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka took responsibility for fostering healing and unity in the wake of past political upheavals, acknowledging the challenges Fiji is expected to face in 2025.

Despite increased security, recent violent brawls in Suva have heightened pressure on law enforcement during the festive season.

Like many athletes around the country, Helen Seipua is looking to book a spot at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau this year.

Fijians were out and about in parks, nightclubs, and restaurants across Suva yesterday, celebrating the New Year while reflecting on the challenges of 2024.

A heavy rain alert remains in force for Vanua Levu, Yasawa, and Mamanuca groups.

National athletics coach and former Olympian Albert Miller firmly believes that proper coaching and guidance are crucial in shaping the future of young athletes in Fiji.

As Fiji enters 2025, leaders and citizens alike are filled with optimism for the year ahead.

Canada’s former U.S. Open doubles champion and Paris Olympic bronze medallist Gabriela Dabrowski said on Tuesday she underwent breast cancer surgery earlier this year.

Ruben Amorim called it “embarrassing” as a Manchester United manager to be discussing the threat of relegation, but after Monday’s miserable 2-0 Premier League loss to Newcastle United he conceded that is the reality his team are facing.

Sugarcane farmers welcomed the New Year with a new support initiative, as the Sugar Cane Growers Fund and Pacific Specialist Healthcare signed a Loyalty Card Agreement.

A South Korean court gave authorities approval on Tuesday to arrest President Yoon Suk Yeol after he was impeached and suspended from power for imposing martial law, marking the first time that a sitting president of the country has faced arrest.

As we enter the year 2025, Archbishop Peter Loy Chong is urging Fijians to embrace the theme of reconciliation and forgiveness, aligning with the government’s commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, as well as Pope Francis’ World Day of Peace message.