The Fiji Bula Boys have settled into their training camp at the Oceania Football Confederation Academy in Auckland and have commenced their preparations for a series of friendly matches this week.

The government is actively encouraging private sector investment in commercial agriculture, attracting both domestic and foreign players.

The United States is drawing up a plan to potentially give Russia sanctions relief as President Donald Trump seeks to restore ties with Moscow and stop the war in Ukraine, a U.S. official and another person familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications Manoa Kamikamica has referred the case involving newly appointed Online Safety Commissioner Filipe Batiwale to the Solicitor General for further legal consideration.

A new health strategic plan will be formulated this year.

Lelean Memorial School will be looking to send 180 of their students to represent the school to the Triple N Zone competition next month.

Food, medicine and shelter stockpiles in Gaza are limited and aid intended for Palestinians in desperate need may spoil following Israel’s suspension of deliveries to the enclave, humanitarian agencies said on Monday.

The 97th Academy Awards marked a celebration of independent film, with Neon’s “Anora” claiming five Oscars, including for best film, lead actress and director.

Twenty-two years after enduring horrific abuse, a woman has seen her perpetrator, her own father, brought to justice.

Blessed with a venue advantage and with a depleted Australia at their disposal, India will be gunning for revenge when the familiar foes clash in the first semi-final of the Champions Trophy on Tuesday.

Blues number eight, Hoskins Sotutu, will miss three Super Rugby Pacific rounds after copping a three weeks ban for a dangerous tackle against the Hurricanes last week.

The government is working with Aspen Medical to expedite the construction of the new 305 bed hospital in Lautoka.