Media industry leaders are stressing the need to keep pace with global trends and invest in continuous professional development to ensure journalists remain relevant in an evolving landscape.

Marist Rugby club has welcomed Paradise beverages once again for their 49 years of continuous support as the major sponsor of the Marist 7s.

Salman Rushdie spoke calmly and with occasional dry humor as he testified on Tuesday against the man accused of trying to murder him, the first time the two have been in the same place since the 2022 knife attack on the novelist onstage at a New York arts institute.

Michael Kors layered up for his fall/winter 2025 collection at New York Fashion Week on Tuesday, rounding out six days of shows and nearly 60 designers showing off their latest looks.

More businesses are now fire safety compliant, a positive sign noted by the National Fire Authority.

Warner Bros (WBD.O), opens new tab has agreed to develop a “Harry Potter Studio Tour” in Shanghai with Jinjiang International, the Chinese group said on Wednesday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday threatened to withdraw from the ceasefire in Gaza and directed troops to prepare to resume fighting Hamas if the militant group does not r elease more hostages on Saturday.

Over 640 residents on Malake Island in Rakiraki will now have access to clean drinking water.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board has clarified its authority to deduct and invest lease monies collected on behalf of Landowning Units, following recent social media concerns.

An estimated 127.7 million viewers tuned in for Sunday’s Super Bowl National Football League championship broadcast by Fox (FOXA.O), opens new tab, the largest audience in TV history for a single-network telecast, the Nielsen ratings agency said.

Over 50 women from 30 churches and 18 countries are participating in a regional convening to address gender-based violence, economic injustice, and the climate crisis, and to amplify women’s voices in policy frameworks.

President Donald Trump’s freeze on foreign assistance has dealt a blow to organizations fighting human trafficking and forced labor in Cambodia, where tens of thousands of people are held captive and forced to work in call centers running telephone scams.