Fiji

The Suva High Court has dismissed a bail variation application from the Fiji Times' Publisher Hank Arts.

Fijian rugby league players have one final chance to impress the selectors before the Bati squad for World Cup is finalised.

The Fiji Pearls have been outclassed 52-34 by Scotland in their opening match at the Netball Europe Open Championships in Cardiff.

A new-look Fijian squad are stressing the positives after finishing runners-up to Australia at the Oktoberfest Sevens in Munich. A new-look Fijian squad are stressing the positives after finishing…

There is anger in the Fijian community in California that prime minister Frank Bainimarama is the chief guest at Fiji Day celebrations this weekend.

The Fiji military is set to assume policing functions in an effort to fight crime.

Opposition leaders in Fiji are urging the government to solve problems with the newly introduced electronic ticketing service on the nation's buses.

The United Nations says a conference being held in Fiji this week is a chance for women leaders around the Pacific to boost women's economic power.

The opposition SODELPA party in Fiji says it's disappointed by the United Nations decision to reject a petition from the people of West Papua calling for an act of self determination.

Fiji's Bureau of Statistics says poor internet connectivity has hampered the census count in the Northern Division.

Fijian Drua backs Eroni Vasiteri and Apisalome Waqatabu will face a judicial hearing tomorrow night after being cited over an alleged eye gouging incident in their heavy defeat away to the Canberra…

Fiji's Cancer Society says fear is driving too many women away from hospital care to traditional and herbal remedies to treat breast cancer.

Former Australia and Fiji rugby league international Lote Tuqiri believes the upcoming World Cup could be the most competitive yet.

The leader of the opposition SODELPA party in Fiji, Sitiveni Rabuka, has called on the relatives of people convicted of sedition to stay calm and maintain respect for the rule of law.

The Fijian Drua have dropped to fourth in the Australian National Rugby Championship after a crushing 66-5 defeat in Canberra brought their winning run to a halt.

14 of the 15 people convicted last week in Fiji on sedition charges have been given custodial sentences of up to three years.

The Fijian Drua are still demanding improvements despite sitting atop the Australian National Rugby Championship going into tonight's match away to the Canberra Vikings.