The Fiji Airways Kaiviti Silktails and Fiji National Rugby League Academy match at Churchill Park in Lautoka today has been cancelled.

The Suva City Council is pleading with its residents to ensure the safety of those working in its garbage collection team.

Growing concerns about substance abuse in the country coupled with the overburdened Saint Giles Hospital, have ignited discussions on establishing a dedicated rehabilitation centre.

A wronged woman’s spiritual journey plays out amid the peaks and villages of the Himalayas in “Shambhala”, Nepal’s first film in competition at the Berlin Film Festival, which debuted Friday.

One of the major challenges currently faced by the people of Kabara in Lau is the need to review the current selling price of Tanoa and Magimagi in the local and international markets.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces hosted a 26-member British Royal Navy amateur boxing team in a meet at Tuvasu Hall in Nabua yesterday.

Fiji-based non-governmental organization, Human Dignity Group Executive Officer Dr. Patricia Kailola claims that foreign nationals with false documents have been allowed to work in the country.

Spain secured their first-ever Olympic qualification after clinching their spot at the Paris Games with a 3-0 home win over the Netherlands in the semi-finals of the women’s Nations League on Friday.

Indian farmers demanding higher prices for their crops burned effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other ministers on Friday as they sought to expand their protest against his government months before elections.

Italian luxury label Prada said it looked to the past for its latest womenswear line at Milan Fashion Week on Thursday, presenting a collection that played with contrasts and feminine touches.

With an upbeat new album all about love and friendship and a world tour under way, K-pop girl band TWICE has set its sights on a new high on the Billboard main chart, the group told Reuters.

The United States on Friday imposed extensive sanctions against Russia, targeting more than 500 people and entities to mark the second anniversary of