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Updated: 6:30am - The Fiji Trades Union Congress this morning held a march from the Flea Market to Ratu Sukuna Park to protest against Government's decisions to impose fixed workers' contracts on the Teachers, Nurses, Civil Servants, the new minimum wage and workers' rights to take industrial actions in the form of a strike.

Updated: 7:35am - Defending champions Team Nadi sent out a strong warning to other teams in the 11th NZFFI IDC after they thrashed Avondale Nasinu 7 goals to nil in their opening pool match yesterday at Bill McKinlay Park.

Updated: 7:00am - Power Play - New Zealand has a new Prime Minister and a new government but how will New Zealanders be affected by the policy this new administration will roll out over the next term?

Updated: 6:54am - A case that has gripped the nation for 17 years has been back in the spotlight again this week, with Mark Lundy asking the Court of Appeal to take another look at the convictions entered against him at his second trial for the murder of his wife and daughter.

Updated: 6:42am - The 2017 ANZ Ratu Sukuna Bowl is going to Delainabua after the Army rugby side defeated Police 19-12 in wet conditions at the ANZ Stadium.

Updated: 6:38am - The Pillay’s Garments Champion versus Champion Series will now be played next year.

Updated: 6:32am - 10 families who lost everything in the fire that destroyed 6 houses in the Muslim League Settlement in Nabua 2 days ago have each received $1,000 cash, mattresses and clothes from the Ministry of Women Children and Poverty Alleviation.

Updated: 8:00am - The New Zealand Breakers have turned in their best performance so far of the new ANBL basketball season with a 90-73 victory over the Sydney Kings in Auckland.

Updated: 7:54am - Jacinda Ardern will hold her first caucus meeting as Prime Minister this afternoon, after New Zealand First chose to go into coalition with Labour.

Updated: 7:50am - Good faith will be critical to the success of the new Labour-New Zealand First government, former Prime Minister Helen Clark says.