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• Sweet revenge in the sugar city

  It was sweet revenge in the Sugar City as the Fijian Drua toppled the Waratahs 28–14 in Lautoka.

• First ever away win for Silktails

  After a winless debut season last year, the Kaiviti Silktails have made history in their second year of the Jersey Flegg Cup, securing their first-ever away victory with a memorable 34-26 victory over the Melbourne Storm this afternoon.

• Aitcheson notes immense growth in Volleyball

  The final sanctioned tournament for Fiji Volleyball wraps up today at the Vodafone Arena in Suva.

• Raikatalau eyes repeat glory at Fiji Finals

  A young middle-distance sensation from Ratu Kadavulevu School is aiming to make headlines again at the 2025 Coca-Cola Games.

• Masi out Ravutamada in

  The Fijian Drua have made a late change to their backline ahead of Saturday’s highly anticipated Super Rugby Pacific clash against the NSW Waratahs.

• Murray excited to be back

  Fijian Drua forward Motikiai Murray is back and fired up after serving a 3 weeks suspension following a dangerous tackle against the Brumbies in week 5.

• FRU partners with Calmer Co

  Fiji Rugby Union and The Calmer Co. International Limited have launched a new co-branded range of kava products, including kava shots and instant kava powder.

• Former National Rep excited for Fiji Finals

  The countdown is on to the Fiji Finals—and after weeks of intense zonal competitions, the stage is set for one of the biggest showdowns in the secondary schools athletics calendar.

• Revenge game for Drua

  The Fijian Drua are ready to bring the heat to Churchill Park this weekend as they gear up for a high-stakes rematch against the Waratahs in Round 10 of Super Rugby Pacific.

• Warratahs hope for favourable weather

  The NSW Waratahs are preparing for a unique challenge this week — one that comes not just from the Fijian Drua’s attacking style, but the electric atmosphere of a Fijian home crowd.

• Major step for women's rugby

  Hosting the Wallaroos in Fiji is considered a major step forward in the development of women’s rugby in the country.

• Fiji 7s focus on team bonding

  The Fiji Airways Men’s 7s side has wrapped up the 2024 HSBC SVNS series in style finishing second overall, and now the real test begins.

• Drua determined to make a comeback

  Undeterred by weekly outcomes, the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua maintain an unwavering commitment to compete with maximum effort in every encounter.

• Homecoming for Gleeson

  Sydney-born Waratahs Backrower Langi Gleeson, who has Fijian heritage, is preparing to face Fijian Drua in Lautoka this week for round 10 of Super Rugby Pacific, a homecoming of sorts.

• Hard work pays off for Aisake

  The dream of donning the white jumper is slowly becoming a reality for Aisake Peni, one of the new additions to the Fiji Airways Men's 7s squad.

• All Black wing Tele'a announces Japan switch

  Mark Tele'a, a key winger for the Auckland Blues and the All Blacks, will play rugby in Japan next year, making him ineligible for All Blacks selection in 2026.

• Drua focuses on their starting

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson admits his team has struggled to start their games strongly in their past few Shop N Save Super Rugby season matches.

• New equipment for fiji finals

  The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association is upgrading equipment for the Fiji Finals, replacing older items with new, internationally certified gear.

• Nakula makes the most of exposure

  Baby Pearls rep Nina Nakula is making the most of every opportunity to gain exposure as she prepares for the upcoming Youth World Cup in Gibraltar later this year.

• Timely boost for Volleyball Fiji

  Fiji Volleyball Federation has received a timely financial boost of over $9, 000 from the Hot Bread Kitchen for their Easter Volleyball Championships that will be held this weekend.

• Drua committed to giving their best

  Facing a tough 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season with seven losses and one win, Swire Shipping Fijian Drua co-captain Mesulame Dolokoto is stepping up as a leader, urging his teammates to not let go of the joy of playing rugby.

• Scotland excited to play in Fiji

  Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend says playing test matches against the Flying Fijians is something they look forward to every year.

• Big target for women referees in Fiji

  The Fiji Rugby Referees Union is aiming to develop more women referees to follow in the footsteps of Lavenia Racaca and officiate at the international level.

• Still much room for improvement

  Fresh off a dominant 7-2 victory over Nasinu in the Extra Supermarket Premier League, Suva FC is already back in training, bracing for a looming showdown that head coach Brian Singh anticipates will be their toughest test yet.

• Drua still in the fight

  Despite a tough run in the 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby season, Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson is urging fans to keep the faith, insisting the team is still in the race for a top-six spot.

• Relation must be maintained

  The Flying Fijians and Scotland will reignite a decades-long rivalry this July in a test match that promises more than just action on the field—it’s a celebration of rugby legacy.

• Build-up underway for World Cup

  Fiji Bulikula head coach Josaia Rabele is on the lookout for fresh talent to strengthen his squad ahead of the 2026 Women’s Rugby League World Cup.

• Bulldogs thump Kaiviti Silktails

  The Kaiviti Silktails suffered another tough loss in the 2025 Jersey Flegg Cup, going down 44-14 to a dominant Bulldogs side this afternoon.

• ACS and Lelean Triple N champs

  A new champion was crowned at the Triple N Zone Athletics Competition this afternoon, as Lelean Memorial School claimed the boys' division title at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Leleca stamps mark at Triple N Zone

  Samisoni Leleca is set to be an athlete to watch at the upcoming Fiji Finals. He secured two gold medals and a silver for Sila Central High School at the Triple N Zone Athletics Competition held at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• ACS dominates track events

  Adi Cakobau School showed why they're one of the best schools in the country in athletics, after recording an impressive win in the senior girls 4x100m finals during the Triple N Zone competition.

• Baselala ready for Highlanders

  After what felt like an eternity sidelined, Swire Shipping Fijian Drua halfback Philip Baselala is brimming with excitement to return to the field.  

• Drua urged to play calmly

  Pressure driven mistakes cost Drua

• New kits for FRU Referees

  Timely sponsorship ahead of domestic competitions

• Lutu to defend title for the third time

  Nakasi acknowledges tough competition at triple Z Zone

• Leleca comes from behind to win gold

  Triple N Zone to conclude tomorrow

• Dispute over sponsorship funds

  School Netball Association demand pay up

• Baselala returns after two years

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s young halfback Philip Baselala has been named on the bench this weekend in the Round 9 Shop N Save Super Rugby match against the Highlanders.

• Drua a fairly young team, says Jackson

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua players have been reminded not to be too hard on themselves after a loss.

• Na Soko launches

  Fiji Rugby has launched Na Soko, a new women’s rugby franchise competition kicking off this Friday at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

• QVS dethrones RKS in Tailevu Zone Athletics

  A new winner has been crowned in the boy’s division of the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition that concluded at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this afternoon.

• Susau handles the big job

  Drua Academy captain Tane Susau embraced the honour of leading his side in their historic first match against Australia’s visiting Melbourne Brothers club yesterday.

• Cunningham to explore more talent

  Vodafone Fijiana XV coach Ioan Cunningham believes it is his duty to explore untapped rugby talent in the country, especially as he prepares a team for a busy period ahead.

• Baby Pearls march into camp

  The local members of Netball Fiji's Baby Pearls squad are set to march into camp today in preparation for the Ruby North Series, scheduled for later this month.

• RKS and Tailevu North claim Blue Ribbon

• Fiji crowned Singapore 7s champs

  In a thrilling display of resilience, the Fiji Airways men's 7s team staged a dramatic comeback to snatch victory at the Singapore 7s, ultimately defeating Kenya 21-12 in the Cup final.

• Drua Women grateful for fans support

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women have always cherished the undying support of their fans, whose presence lights up every Super W match they play in.

• Swift turnaround for Drua in match against Crusaders

  The Fijian Drua face a swift turnaround and a period of intense reflection after a bruising encounter with the Crusaders in Suva on Saturday.

• Silktails to focus on recovery

  Kaiviti Silktails coach Timoci Duve is now turning his focus to full recovery before the team heads back on the road for a few games.

• Drua miss out on Super W final

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women’s side came agonizingly close with a courageous second-half rally, but their hopes of a Super W final were shattered in a heart breaking 54-40 loss to the Queensland Reds.

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• Investigation lag, Push for reform in FPF

  Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has raised the alarm over delays in major investigations, saying a surge in unresolved cases is putting the Fiji Police Force under serious strain.

• Cruise Ships

  New projects are in the pipeline to enhance Fiji's appeal to cruise ship tourism.

• PM pushes for joint solution

  The Prime Minister is warning of tough times ahead if Pacific countries don’t act together.

• Violent attack on foreign vessel being investigated

  A violent attack carried out on a foreign fishing vessel in Suva is being investigated.

• Rabuka urges nation reflection

  The Prime Minister is calling for national unity and a renewed focus on family and community in his Easter Message.

• Reflect on change amid social concerns

  This year’s Good Friday observance brought a renewed focus on reflection and spiritual renewal, with families and communities across the country coming together in worship.

• Saukuru reminds youths of their importance

  Minister for Youth and Sports, Jese Saukuru, delivered a strong message to young street dwellers today, assuring them that they are special and not forgotten.

• Police Investigate nude circulation

  The police cybercrime unit has opened investigations into reports of nude images being shared through the Telegram app.

• New policy to boost affordable housing

  Fiji’s housing crisis remains a pressing national challenge, with thousands still living in informal and often unsafe settlements.

• Act review targets informal settlements

  Outdated laws are slowing down efforts to improve conditions in Fiji’s informal settlements, prompting a full-scale review of the 2022 Informal Settlement Act.

• Rayalu urges staff to fix attitude

  Minister for Agriculture Vatimi Rayalu has issued a stern call to civil servants within his ministry to reassess their commitment to public service.

• Christians urged to reflect on the true meaning of Easter

  As Christians prepare to mark one of the most important events in the church calendar, religious leaders are calling for deeper reflection this Easter.

• PM and COMPOL reflect on sacrifice

  The Police Chief is calling upon officers to consider the core values of Easter as they fulfill their vital role in enforcing law and order.

• All crime reports will be investigated, says COMPOL

  Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu has assured the public that the Internal Affairs Division will take seriously and look into any claims of police inaction.

• New supermarket opens

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has stressed economic recovery in Ra province after the closure of the local sugar mill.

• China labels tariffs as economic bullying

  China has described the United States’ recent tariffs on global trade partners, including Fiji, as a form of “economic bullying,” raising concerns about the impact on international trade relations.

• Qualified finance personnel needed

  The Standing Committee for Public Accounts has identified a lack of qualified finance personnel in provincial councils across Fiji.

• Lau paramount chief installation

  The chiefly island of Lakeba in the Lau Group is undergoing urgent infrastructure improvements as it prepares to host the traditional installation of the new Tui Nayau, Ratu Tevita Kapa-iwai Ului-lakeba Mara, in July.

• Kumar spared jail time

  Magistrate Seini Puamau has issued a strong warning to social media users who engage in uncivilized and harmful rhetoric.

• Improved supervision

  The Public Works Department was re-established not to sideline local contractors, but to enhance their performance through improved oversight and project supervision.

• LCC intensifies dengue fight

  The Lautoka City Council has intensified its efforts with large-scale clean-up drives and enhanced mosquito control measures to curb the spread of dengue fever disease.

• Drug fight intensifies

  The discovery of drug apparatus and other by-products along the Udu coastline in Macuata indicates a growing threat to the safety of villagers, their communities, and the marine environment.

• Vosarogo visits Lakeba island

  Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo emphasized the need for government officers stationed in rural areas to exhibit strong leadership and decision-making skills.

• Calls for control over political parties

  Among the many submissions received by the Electoral Law Reform Commission during its first week of public consultations is a call for greater control over political parties.

• Calls for more funding

  The Chair of the District Council for Older Persons in Nasinu is calling on the government to increase funding to improve the lives of vulnerable groups in informal settlements, including people with disabilities and the elderly.

• Shifting global dynamics

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica says Fiji must focus on long-term economic resilience amid shifting global dynamics, including trade tensions between major powers

• Aging workforce

  The Ministry of Public Works is facing a significant challenge in delivering critical infrastructure and maintenance projects due to a lack of experienced personnel.

• Reliable water

  Access to clean and safe drinking water is transforming lives in the remote villages of Nayau in Lau with health professionals already noting a reduction in waterborne diseases.

• Fire leaves six families homeless

  Heartbreak in Valelevu this afternoon, as six families are left with nothing. A devastating fire at Kanace Road in Nasinu has completely destroyed their homes.

• $1 billion in outstanding scholarship bonds

  Nearly one billion dollars in outstanding scholarship bonds are currently held under the Tertiary Scholarship Loans Service Board.

• Pre-Primary Education Policy

  The revised National Pre-Primary Education Policy launched today prioritises one year of full-day, high-quality pre-primary education for all children before primary school.

• TSLS launches platforms to streamline services

  The Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Scheme has launched Five new digital platforms and one framework aimed at streamlining services for sponsored and graduate students.

• Skill-based training program underway

  Aims to help vulnerable youth gain employment

• Thorough investigations to be conducted

  Ali's suspension withdrawn, serves as regular staff

• Charges consolidated

  Edward Nand told to file Abili Notice

• Push for more inclusivity

  Enhance disability-friendly infrastructure and learning space

• Amendments to strengthen public access to information

  The proposed amendments to the Information Act 2018 aim to strengthen the right to access information.

• MoE moves to resolve salary delays

  The Minister for Education is actively working to resolve all outstanding salary payment issues.

• FTA backs review of outdated Education Act

  While the Education Act of 1966 was developed for largely traditional and centralized education systems dependent on conventional learning methods, it now fails to address key modern priorities.

• Urgent action needed for WASH targets

  Pacific countries are falling behind in meeting basic targets for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services in healthcare facilities.

• Villages alarmed by growing drug crisis

  Concerns over the growing drug problem and its ripple effects are creating alarm in many villages.

• Pacific must act now on unfair US Tariffs

  The Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister is urging Pacific leaders to urgently meet and create a united regional response to the unfair tariffs imposed by the United States.

• FMA backs private sector role in health

  The President of the Fiji Medical Association believes Fiji can strengthen its response to outbreaks like dengue and leptospirosis by fostering greater partnerships with the private sector.

• Over 50 Lau schools to receive supplies

  More than 50 schools in the Lau Province will benefit from school supplies provided by the Lau Education Charitable Trust.

• Women's contributions foundational to Pacific's progress

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka insists that women's contributions must be recognised as foundational to the Pacific's progress.

• HIV crisis may fuel Cancer surge: Bera

  The Fiji Cancer Society has issued a warning about a potential increase in cancer cases linked to the increasing number of individuals living with HIV in the country.

• Calls for stronger family support for seniors

  The demanding task of caring for elderly family members necessitates not only love and commitment but also a profound sense of understanding for the unique challenges they face.

• Ministry to improve response to future flood events

  The Ministry of Rural and Disaster Management is working on improving its response to future flood events, particularly in light of recent delays experienced in the Western Division.

• Families urged to reconnect

  Families are urged to restore meaningful communication, as increasing reliance on technology is believed to hinder authentic relationships and family connections.

• Restoring lives, rebuilding futures

  Homes of Hope continues its profound impact, supporting over 1,000 young mothers and children.