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• Fiji remains unbeaten

  Change in style of play for Fiji 7s

• Fiji men on song in Paris

  Fiji 7s team through to the last eight

• Fiji 7s team ready to defend title

  When Jerry Tuwai's mum bought his first rugby boots more than a decade ago, he never thought it would lead him to three Olympic Games.

• Family proud of Loganimasi

  Families looking forward for gold

• Akuila Cama live from Paris

  Akuila Cama explains more on Fiji 7s

• Uruguay going in confident against Fiji

  Fiji to face Uruguay at 3am tomorrow

• Kerevi to feature in Japan team

  There are some players with links to Fiji that'll be playing for other rugby 7s sides at the Olympic Games.

• Paris security top notch

  Security is the Paris 2024 Olympics' hottest topic and France intends to leave no stone unturned as it prepares to ensure public safety during the Games with the help of anti-drone units.

• 14-year-old excited for first Olympics

  While Sevuloni Mocenacagi has been trying for nine to make the Olympic Games team, it's a different story for swimmer Anahira McCutcheon.

• From Nakasi to Paris

  Moving to a Suva school during the pandemic was the change Waisake Tewa unknowingly needed to go far in his athletic career.

• Miller backs team Fiji

  Three-time Olympian Albert Miller says the qualification of minor sports to the 2024 Paris in France this year is a testament to the development of these sports in the country over the years.

• First thing first for Cuvu U18

  The Cuvu College Under18 team is focusing on retaining the Western Division title in the Fiji Secondary School Rugby Union Deans competition before planning for the national quarterfinals.

• Nine years wait for Mocenacagi

  With the Olympics starting at the end of the week all Fiji sevens fans will be turning their attention to Paris.

• Live cross with Akuila Cama

  Akuila Cama has been following Team Fiji in Paris and joins us live now.

• Wu creates history

  Team Fiji Table Tennis rep Vicky Wu will create history at the Paris Olympic Games.

• Tuwai not flag bearer

  Two-time Olympic gold medalist Jerry Tuwai will not be Fiji's flag bearer at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games this weekend.

• Naitasi makes family proud

  Two years ago, Lolohea Naitasi was introduced to Taekwondo during a physical education class at Suva Grammar School.

• Inaugural U18 plays-offs in the North

  The Fiji Secondary School Rugby Union Deans competition will see the Under 18 teams play at Subrail Park in Labasa for the first time ever this weekend.

• Captain keen to host All Blacks

  Flying Fijians captain Waisea Nayacalevu says that he and the team would love to host the All Blacks in the near future.

• Tuwai fulfils promise to team

  If someone would've asked Jerry Tuwai seven months ago if he was going to make a third Olympic Games, the answer would be, yes.

• Unbeaten streak for Nasinu

  Nasinu Secondary School Under-18 team edged out MGM 24 -23 in the Southern Zone Deans final at HFC Stadium.

• Hard work pays off for Tewa

  Team sprinter Waisake Tewa's athletics journey is a testament of how hard work can make a difference.

• Behind the scenes crew

  Team Fiji athletes and officials arrive at every Games with their accommodation and transportation plus other logistics ready.

• Taekwondo also arrives in Paris

  This morning 7s head coach and 2016 Rio Olympics winning captain Osea Kolinisau led the first Team Fiji at the Games Village in Saint Denis, Paris.

• Gut wrenching loss for U20

  The Fijian Under 20 team wrapped up their World Rugby Championship journey with a narrow defeat, falling to Spain 24-19 in the 11th place play-off last night in Cape Town, South Africa.

• Ba U14 side look to retain title

  Ba Football Under-14 captain Jone Laga is confident that his team will return to the West as champions, defending their title in the Fiji Football Viti Futsal Cup, which concludes tomorrow.

• Down to business at Paris Olympics

  It's now down to business at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games after the athletes and officials village was opened.

• Olympic Village

  The first Olympic Athletes to arrive in Paris began checking into the Olympic Village , just over a week from the official start of the Games with the opening ceremonies on July 26.

• 13-men squad finalised

  Team Fiji Men's 7s coach Osea Kolinisau has finalized his 13 men squad for the Olympic Games in Paris, France.

• Humble beggining keeps Tuwai grounded

  Growing up in Newtown, Nasinu, Seremaia Tuwai commonly known as Jerry Tuwai has turned a cherished dream into reality for his parents, Poasa Vunisa and Seruwaia Vualiku, by reaching the Olympics for the third time.

• Tight security at the finals

  Following a stoning incident between Lelean Memorial School and Ratu Kadavulevu School last weekend, several changes have been made to the seating arrangements and fixtures for the two schools at the Deans Trophy Eastern Zone competition this weekend.

• Flying Fijians test

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has released the lineup for the upcoming match against the All Blacks that will be played at the Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, USA this weekend.

• Sibling happy for Nasova

  With the Fiji Airways Men’s national 7s side ready to defend their gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Va Nasova says she couldn’t be more proud of what her brother has achieved.

• Junior Bula Boys loses to Solomon Island

  The Fiji Men’s Under 19 team was defeated by the Solomon Islands 4-2 in the OFC U19 Championship third-place playoff in Samoa.

• Fijiana 7s arrive in Paris

  Team Fiji's women's 7s side will have a two days rest in Paris, France after arriving last night.

• Bryne focuses on building team cohesion

  Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne has emphasized building team cohesion throughout their tour, which has proven crucial in their preparation for their key encounter against the All Blacks this weekend.

• Spain ready to face Fiji

  The Spain U20 side are hoping to end their World Rugby Championship outing on a high.

• Big dreams for Nabura

  Suva Womens fullback Ivamere Nabura did not mince her words when she said she wants to run out in the Fijian Drua Women's jersey by next season.

• Positive atmosphere for Flying Fijians

  The head coach of the Fiji Water Flying Fijians emphasized that the recent Tests have been highly beneficial for the players.

• Focus on individual skills

  Fiji men's 7s team head coach, Osea Kolinisau, is focusing on improving individual skills and tackling techniques ahead of their Olympic Games campaign.

• Tewa set for Olympics

  Team Fiji sprinter Waisake Tewa is set to represent Fiji at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

• MGM U18 cautious

  The Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School under-18 side is not taking the Southern Zone final lightly, even though they have qualified for the national quarterfinal of the Deans competition.

• Georgia defeats Fiji

  The Fiji U20 fell heartbreakingly short in a thrilling 36-40 try-fest against Georgia in the second World Rugby Championships 9th-place semi-finals, narrowly missing a chance to advance to a meeting with Six Nations side Italy.

• Fiji falls to New Zealand

  The Fiji U19 team's hopes of qualifying for the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2025 in Chile were dashed after a 1-0 defeat to New Zealand in the OFC Men’s U19 Championship semi-final.

• Preparations ahead of Paris Olympics

  The Fiji 7s coaching staff has revamped the team's training schedule to better prepare the players for the upcoming Olympics.

• Fijiana 7s preparation going well

  Fijiana 7s side player, Mereani Rogosau, is preparing to leave no stone unturned as she gears up for the Paris Olympics.

• Rokotuisiga thankful for the support

  Fijiana 7s star Maria Rokotuisiga has expressed heartfelt gratitude to her supportive workmates and family, who have been instrumental in her journey towards fulfilling her dream of representing Fiji at the Paris Olympics.

• Players remain determined

  While the Fiji Men's 7s team is bonding well and enjoying each other's company in France, they are all vying for a spot on the team that will march into the games village.

• Hobby turns to passion for Baselala

  Joining rugby as a hobby was the best decision Suva women's U20 player,Silina Baselala ever made.

• Interests surge from youngsters

  The Syndicate is seeing a surge in interest from young car enthusiasts eager to join their events.

• Fiji 7s

  Preparations ahead of Paris Olympics

• Rampur College maiden appearance

  Upwards from here for Rampur College

• MGM continues to impress

  Captain gives credit to god

• Western Zone competition

  Action heats up in the Western Zone Secondary Schools rugby quarter-final

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• News Videos

• Gaps in the Navy

  Republic of Fiji Navy Commander, Commodore Humphrey Tawake spoke briefly about gaps in the Navy.

• Ba provincial council meeting

  Hard drugs that are currently plaguing the country was a topic of discussion at the Ba Provincial Council Meeting held in Namoli Village Lautoka.

• Volatabu lays the challenge

  Drug Free World Fiji Founder, Kalesi Volatabu is calling on church and traditional leaders to step up their efforts in the battle against illicit drug use.

• FCS looks at long term fix

  Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa believes that terminating or disciplining officers found breaching their contractual obligations offers only a short-term solution.

• Tuwai to captain side

  When Jerry Tuwai first joined the national 7s squad in 2014, one of the first to greet him was Osea Kolinisau.

• Live Cross with AC

  Standing by in Saint Denis, Paris is Akuila Cama who'll tell us more about Team Fiji and the Olympics.

• Nadoria rural Housing Scheme

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on Fijians to take an active role in supporting themselves and not to overly rely on government assistance.

• FRCS optimistic of ahieving $3 billion target

  The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is optimistic about achieving its ambitious revenue collection target of over $3 billion for the 2023/2024 financial year.

• PINCCER looks at data sharing

  The Pacific Island Network of Competition, Consumer, and Economic Regulators has been urged to establish a regional database for sharing information on consumer complaints, product recalls, and other critical issues.

• RFMF needs Ministerial endorsement to use arms in drug fight

  The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai has reaffirmed the RFMF's support for the police in the fight against drugs, however, he says this will be done within the bounds of current legislation.

• Coalition government committed towards restoring trust

  The Coalition government is committed towards restoring trust among Fijians and in the institutions of government.

• Sporting coach fronts court

  A Sports coach who has been charged for sexually assaulting three minors in Suva between last year and this year on ten different occasions was produced in the Suva Magistrates Court.

• FRCS provides support to MSMEs in meeting TAX oligation

  The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is ramping up efforts to assist Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises with their tax compliance needs.

• Zero tolerance drug policy

  Any Republic of Fiji Military Forces personnel found involved in drug dealing or use will face the usual disciplinary procedures and will be handed over to the police.

• RFMF passout parade

  New Republic of Fiji Military Forces recruits have been urged to resist external pressures and maintain their integrity.

• UNICEF Pacific says maltnutrition remains a challenge

  While under-five mortality rates in the Pacific are generally stable, there are concerning trends says UNICEF Pacific Representative Jonathan Veitch.

• No increase for RFMF personnel

  Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Major General Ro Jone Kalouniwai has confirmed that there will be no changes to the salaries of RFMF personnel.

• Project delay challenges highlighted

  The Fiji Council of Social Services has reported significant delays in the Cogea Relocation Project progress, attributing them to various issues hindering the relocation efforts.

• Call made for United effort to tackle social issues

  Assistant Minister for Women and Children is calling for a unified effort from parents and community leaders to tackle the alarming rise in sexual crimes against children, among other critical issues affecting women and youth.

• Fight against drugs

  The 2024 Digicel Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival committee has been hailed a success with great turnouts from the public at large and dissemination of information on the fight against drugs.

• Breaking the curtains of silence

  UNICEF has expressed concern about the high prevalence of violence against children in Fiji and is calling on Fijians to break the curtain of silence.

• Increasing drug cases a concern for Villages

  The increasing number of drug seizures in the Western Division has raised significant concerns among local villages, prompting actions to safeguard their communities.

• Fruitful PALM10 meeting

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reaffirmed the nation's steadfast commitment to the partnership between Japan and Pacific Island Forum members at the tenth PALM Summit.

• Persistent instances of sexual offences

  The Reproductive Family Health Association of Fiji has intensified its awareness on sexual and gender-based violence, given the persistent instances of sexual offenses in the first-half of this year.

• FCS aims to improve staff and inmate service

  The Fiji Corrections Service is reviewing its organizational structure to enhance services for both staff and inmates.

• Agreement reached on early warning satellite system

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida ahead of the 10th Pacific Leaders Meeting in Tokyo.

• PIF caucas meeting

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka joined other Pacific leaders at a Caucus meeting of Pacific Islands Forum.

• Mini strokes a concern

  There is need for education on recognizing the early symptoms of mini stroke to prevent long-term damage as neglecting the signs can lead to severe complications or even death.

• Strict border control

  Members of the Bua Provincial Council have supported the need for a strict border control system to be implemented at the Nabouwalu jetty to combat the growing issue of drug transportation and trade.

• Incidences increase in rural communities

  The Reproductive and Family Health Association of Fiji has recorded an increase in teenage pregnancy in rural communities throughout the country.

• Numerous policies for consideration

  The establishment of the new Department for Children will take time as numerous policies need to be considered.

• Human trafficking

  Human trafficking and child labor are complex issues that require immediate and decisive action.

• Surge in injectable drug use

  The Health Ministry has noted an increase in injectable drug use, with 10 cases reported so far this year compared to three during the same period last year.

• Vosarogo asked for audit

  Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo, in his first year in government, ordered an audit to be carried out on the Ministry's online payment system.

• Bainimarama and Qiliho's case

  The trial date for former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Chief Sitiveni Qiliho has been set for June 2nd next year.

• Youth admission at St Giles Hospital

  An alarming trend of younger people are being admitted at the Saint Giles Psychiatric Hospital, for the use of illicit drugs.

• Child drug use a concern

  The consumption of methamphetamine and heroin among children has grown out of proportion, raising serious concerns for the community.

• Child protection

  UNICEF, in partnership with Western Sydney University and the University of the South Pacific, is conducting a study on the impact of labour mobility schemes on children.

• HECF works with Universities

  The High Education Commission of Fiji is collaborating with universities to align technical and vocational education and training studies with higher education programs.

• PM remains positive

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressed confidence that making certain amendments to the 2013 constitution will be achieved.

• Police intercept suspected drug lab equipment from British Columbia

  Police has confirmed the seizure of apparatus consignments in Nadi on Friday night, suspected to be for a clandestine lab from British Columbia,Canada.

• Plans for National drug survey

  Drug-Free World Fiji is planning to carry out another national drug use survey with key relevant authorities amidst the emerging drug epidemic in the country.

• Surge in child cancer cases

  A significant number of children have been diagnosed with cancer in the first half of this year.

• Fijians fear drug epidemic

  Volatabu sheds light on drug hotspots

• New rice mill in Ba

  Raj challenges farmers

• Departure tax imposition

  Fijians fare much better in providing receptivity to tourist