The wave of Covid infections sweeping across China may already have peaked in some of the country’s largest cities, including Shanghai and Beijing, according to a new study.

The proposal for a new Rakiraki Mill to be built may not be a full-crushing mill.

The Tertiary Scholarship and Loan Service board says no discussions have been held so far with the Education Minister to forgive the debts of tertiary TELS students.

Senirusi Seruvakula has decided to step down from his position as head coach of the Fijiana and Rooster Chicken Fijiana Drua.

Racing 92 is proud to have in its ranks an athlete committed to society and one that’s invested in solidarity initiative.

On a day of political drama not seen in Congress for a century, Republican leader Kevin McCarthy repeatedly failed in his bid to be elected Speaker of the US House of Representatives.

A man who opened fire on a New York City subway train last year, shooting 10 passengers in a rush-hour attack, has pleaded guilty to federal terrorism charges.

The Suva Retailers Association is working on implementing some of its key projects in the capital city for 2023.

Fiji joins countries around the globe in celebrating “World Braille Day”, to raise awareness on the importance of Braille as a means of communication.

Organisers of today’s Tauranga festival A Summer’s Day Live headlined by UB40 have cancelled the event due to forecast high winds and rain forecast.

Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting, who starred in 1968’s Romeo and Juliet, filed a lawsuit against Paramount for child abuse over a nude scene in the film.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is committed to providing equal development opportunities in rural areas and the outer islands.