• Sports Videos

• Flying Fijians to face USA in semis

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians is a step closer to defending the Pacific Nations Cup title.

• Selectors impressed

  As the McDonalds Talent Development Inter-District-Championship came to an end today, Fiji Football head of talent development Sunil Kumar says they are surprised to see an abundance of talent from very young players.

• France thumps young Kulas

  The Fiji Young Kulas suffered their biggest loss of the FIFA Under-20 World Cup after going down 11-0 to France in their final pool match.

• Side to focus on discipline

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has highlighted discipline as a key area for improvement following his team's 50-19 victory over Tonga in their second Pacific Nations Cup match.

• More than 40 countires to compete

  Over 40 countries are expected to compete in the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships, set to take place later this month at the Vodafone Arena in Suva.

• Flying Fijians thrashes Ikale Tahi

  The Flying Fijians delivered an impressive 50-19 win over Tonga in their Pacific Nations Cup clash played in the Island Kingdom.

• Naisewa confident in team

  Fijiana XV captain Karalaini Naisewa is confident her team is ready for the challenges ahead, with a mix of experienced players and fresh faces in the squad.

• Rainibogi keen to meet Opeloge

  Fijian weightlifting star Taniela Rainibogi is setting realistic expectations for the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships, aiming to deliver his best performance rather than promising medals.

• Talented players to be selected

  Fiji Football Association's head of development, Sunil Kumar, announced that the McDonald's Talent Development Inter-District Championship is the first step in their strategy to develop elite football talent for the country.

• Fijiana XV gears up for first test

  Fijiana XV coach Mosese Rauluni is confident ahead of their upcoming tour, which will kick off with a challenging test match against Scotland.

• Spartans partners with FBC

  The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation has signed a partnership with Spartan Race Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji as their exclusive media partner.

• Moodie calls improvement

  Defender Talei Moodie has called for stronger 1v1 defending following the Young Kulas’ 9-0 loss to Canada in their FIFA U20 Women’s World Cup match.

• More than 450 players to compete

  More than 450 players are expected to participate in the McDonald's Talent Development Inter-District-Championship in Suva tomorrow.

• 25 to represent Fiji at championship

  Twenty-four weightlifters will represent the country at the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships on the 17th of this month.

• Fiji Faces Another Huge Defeat

  The Young Kulas faced another challenging match at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, enduring their second heavy loss with a 9-0 defeat to Canada.

• Young Kulas

  The Fiji Women's Under-20 team is determined to make a strong impression at the FIFA World Cup.

• Boxing Fiji

  Fiji Boxing Commission Chair Adi Narayan has confirmed that heavyweight boxers James Singh and Semi Dauloloma have been suspended from competing in any licensed events for the next four months.

• Young Kulas

  The Fiji Women's Under-20 team gained valuable experience despite a 9-0 loss to Brazil in their Group B opener at the Under-20 FIFA Women's World Cup yesterday.

• Weightlifting Fiji

  Weightlifting Fiji’s athlete numbers have increased at an opportune time as they prepare to compete against top lifters from around the Pacific and the world in the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championships this month.

• 2031 Pacific Games

  The Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee has officially announced its bid to host the 2031 Pacific Games.

• Daunting challenge for Baby Kulas

  In their much-anticipated debut at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, the Baby Kulas faced a daunting challenge against the Brazil U-20 team, resulting in a 9-0 loss.

• Fiji weightlifting duo scoop top awards

  Fiji weightlifting duo Taniela Rainibogi and Miriama Taletawa have scooped the top awards at the 2023 Fiji Sports Awards.  

• Samoa thrashes Tonga

  Tonga's coach, Tevita Tuifua, remains focused on the positives despite a challenging 43-17 loss to Samoa in round two of the Pacific Nations Cup in Apia yesterday.

• Wests Tigers thump Silktails

  The Kaiviti Silktails' losing streak in the Jersey Flegg Cup extends after a tough 32-0 defeat against the West Tigers at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

• Moce wins Secondary School cricket

  After an 18-year hiatus, the Fiji Secondary School National Men's U19 Cricket Tournament concluded in thrilling fashion yesterday, with Moce Secondary School emerging as the champions.

• Development crucial for Taekwondo

  The Fiji Taekwondo Association aims to engage more youth in their programs.

• Fiji 7s to be presented incentives

  The Fiji men's 7s team to the Paris Olympics will be formally presented with their incentives at the 2023 Fiji Sports Awards.

• Flying Fijians out to maintain form

  The Flying Fijians are testing all the combinations at training in Nadi even with a smaller squad.

• FBC Sports to air Sports Awards live

  The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation and the Fiji Sports Council have signed a three-year deal to broadcast the Fiji Sports Awards live, starting this year.

• Moodie to represent Fiji

  USA based Young Kulas rep Talei Moodie says representing Fiji to the 2024 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup is a way she can keep connected to her Fijian heritage.

• Muntz and Dolokoto look to improve

  Despite putting up a great performance in the opening match of the Pacific Nations Cup against Samoa on Friday, Fiji Water Flying Fijians flyhalf Caleb Muntz and prop Mesulame Dolokoto believe they still have a lot of room for improvement.

• QVS wins deans title for the 25th time

  Queen Victoria School’s head coach for the under-18 team, Josaia Waiwalu, admits that defending their Vodafone Deans Trophy title against Nasinu Secondary School was a challenging task.

• President Katonivere praises FSSRU for U18 Deans Trophy finals

  During his speech before the Vodafone Deans Trophy under-18 finals, President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere thanked Fiji Secondary School Rugby Union for hosting a successful competition that has produced some of the best high school rugby action.

• Humble despite big strides

  Isoa Laulaba stars for Lami

• Byrne proud of side's performance

  Flying Fijians to play Tonga next

• Youngster dedicates win to late dad

  RKS U-14 scoops Deans title

• Raluve crown travels to Lautoka via Natabua win

  Natabua High defeated ACS 20-15 in the final

• Sigatoka Methodist girls U-16 captain gives credit to divine intervention

  Sigatoka Methodist claims girls U-16 title

• Football talent abundant in Fiji

  Former Los Angeles player coaches children

• RKS restores lost glory

  RKS claims U-17 title

• Deans finals starts

  One of the Nasinu Secondary School under 18 players that stood out in their Deans semifinal win last week was their captain Rafaele Dagaga.

• Four top bets for young male athlete

  Fijian Weightlifter Nehemiah Elder is among three other athletes vying for the Young Male Athlete of the Year award for the 2023 Fiji Sports Awards.

• Cawaci wins U19 hockey title

  Saint John’s College of Cawaci boys Under 19 has won the Crest Chicken Fiji Secondary Schools Hockey title after beating Saint Thomas High School 1-nil in the final.

• Byrne Preparing for long run

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has begun planning for the future, acknowledging that some veteran players like Waisea Nayacalevu may not be around for the next Rugby World Cup.

• Nasinu to don new jerseys

  Nasinu Secondary School will be donning their original navy-blue rugby jerseys this weekend when they face Queen Victoria School in the Vodafone Deans Trophy under-18 final.

• Tilak Stuns Marist

  Tilak High School delivered a stunning 1-0 victory over Marist Brothers High School in the Under-19 boys secondary school hockey tournament today.

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Fixtures & Results

• Women's U-20 World Cup
• DEANS
• PNC
• DFPL
• Rugby Championship
• Cricket
• NRL

Fiji

01 Sep

0 - 9

Pool Match

FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup

Brazil

Fiji

04 Sep

0 - 9

Pool Match

FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup

Canada

Fiji

07 Sep

0 - 11

Pool Match

FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup

France

More FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup

Nasinu Secondary

24 Aug

13 - 27

U18

Vodafone Super Deans Championship 2024

QVS

ACS

24 Aug

15 - 20

U18 [Raluve]

Vodafone Super Deans Championship 2024

Natabua

Lami High

24 Aug

20 - 19

U19

Vodafone Super Deans Championship 2024

QVS

MBHS

24 Aug

34 - 35

U17

Vodafone Super Deans Championship 2024

RKS

More Vodafone Super Deans Championship 2024

Fiji

23 Aug

42 - 16

HFC Stadium

Pacific Nations Cup 2024

Samoa

Samoa

30 Aug

43 - 17

Apia Park

Pacific Nations Cup 2024

Tonga

Fiji

06 Sep

50 - 19

Teufaiva Stadium

Pacific Nations Cup 2024

Tonga

More Pacific Nations Cup 2024

Nasinu

25 Aug

0 - 1

Round 15

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Tailevu Naitasiri

Navua

25 Aug

2 - 2

Round 15

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Suva

Nadi

25 Aug

1 - 1

Round 15

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Labasa

Labasa

17 Aug

1 - 1

Round 14

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Tailevu Naitasiri

Suva

17 Aug

3 - 2

Round 14

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Nasinu

Nadi

17 Aug

2 - 3

Round 14

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Lautoka

Rewa

18 Aug

0 - 0

Round 14

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Navua

Ba

18 Aug

4 - 2

Round 14

Digicel Fiji Premier League

Nadroga

More Digicel Fiji Premier League

South Africa

01 Sep

31 - 27

Week 3 of 6

Rugby Championship

New Zealand

Argentina

01 Sep

19 - 20

Week 3 of 6

Rugby Championship

Australia

South Africa

08 Sep

03:00

Week 4 of 6

Rugby Championship

New Zealand

Argentina

08 Sep

07:00

Week 4 of 6

Rugby Championship

Australia

More Rugby Championship

England

29 Aug

ENG leads

Test 2 of 3

Cricket

Sri Lanka

Pakistan

30 Aug

BAN leads

Test 2 of 2

Cricket

Bangladesh

Scotland

06 Sep

02:30

Test 1 of 3

Cricket

Australia

More Cricket

Cowboys

29 Aug

38 - 30

Round 26

NRL 2024

Storm

Bulldogs

30 Aug

22 - 34

Round 26

NRL 2024

Sea Eagles

Panthers

30 Aug

34 - 12

Round 26

NRL 2024

Rabbitohs

Eels

31 Aug

44 - 40

Round 26

NRL 2024

Dragons

Dolphins

31 Aug

40 - 6

Round 26

NRL 2024

Broncos

Sharks

31 Aug

28 - 30

Round 26

NRL 2024

Warriors

Knights

01 Sep

36 - 14

Round 26

NRL 2024

Titans

Roosters

01 Sep

12 - 14

Round 26

NRL 2024

Raiders

More NRL 2024

• News Videos

• Shortage persists

  Some public health hospitals and health centers are facing challenges in maintaining services due to a shortage of manpower.

• Multiple intelligence

  An academic strongly advocates for the development of multiple intelligence in Fiji.

• Waqaniburotu wins title

  The Festival of the Friendly North has raised a total of $318,117.88 in gross proceeds during this year's weeklong celebration.

• HIV and TB in Fiji

  The multi-country Western Pacific Integrated Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Tuberculosis Programme is a timely assistance considering the grave situation of HIV and TB in Fiji.

• Kumar criticizes hardware companies

  Opposition MP Premila Kumar has criticized hardware companies, accusing some of exploiting customers by selling untreated timber under the pretence that it is treated, potentially contributing to the termite infestation problem.

• More remittances coming through

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the adoption of mobile e-wallets for receiving remittances has made a significant difference and advancement in Fiji’s financial ecosystem.

• Plans outlined to reduce substance abuse

  The Ministry of Health has set a target to have an 85 percent reduction in substance abuse, morbidity, and HIV cases linked to injectable drug use over the next five years.

• TLTB works on reversing land to righful owners

  The iTaukei Land Trust Board is actively working to return land to its rightful landowners, a process that had been delayed due to paperwork under the previous administration.

• Villagers to partake in elections

  Minister for Local Government Maciu Nalumisa told Parliament that Municipal Council elections will take place in this financial year.

• Local government minister admits delays

  The Local Government Ministry is working with the Ministry of Public Works to develop plans for upgrading urban infrastructure.

• AG raises questions

  Attorney General Graham Leung raised questions on the motive around the questioning of Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption's newly appointed Commissioner Barbara Malimali.

• Naitasiri provincial council meeting

  President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere expressed grave concern over the increasing use of drugs in the various provinces in the country.

• Suicide rates

  The Health Ministry is calling for a major shift in how the country addresses suicide.

• Government invests in online safety

  The government is actively investing in the safety and security of people in the digital space, and one of the major initiatives is the development of the National Cybersecurity Strategy.

• U18 schoolboys side to be selected

  Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union General Secretary Navitalai Waiwalu says that having an under-18 schoolboys team will greatly aid in developing the sport and producing the next generation of rugby stars for the country.

• 16 Children Die Due To Cancer

  WOWsKids Fiji has announced a heartbreaking statistic with 16 children having tragically lost their lives to cancer between January and August this year.

• Mental Health Stigma

  A recent study conducted by a public health researcher at the Fiji National University has highlighted alarming levels of stigma towards mental illness among university students.

• Pilna Report

  The Pacific Islands Literacy and Numeracy Assessment reveals that in Years 4 and 6, female students outperform boys in literacy and numeracy.

• Growing Rates Arrears

  Outstanding town rates across Fiji have reached a concerning $67.2 million as of 30th August, 2024.

• Alarming Trend

  Health screenings conducted on 3,156 civil servants over the past 12 months have classified 50 percent of those screened as obese.

• Gender Disparity

  Despite significant strides in gender parity within the medical field, female doctors at the CWM Hospital are still grappling with substantial barriers, particularly related to gender discrimination and the challenges of balancing career aspirations with family responsibilities.

• Public Enterprises

  The government is actively working towards eliminating conflicts of interest and enhancing the accountability of public enterprises.

• iTaukei Act

  Preliminary reports from consultations on the review of the iTaukei Affairs Act 1994 indicate that Fijians support the continuation of the Great Council of Chiefs.

• Allan Alo Arts Festival

  The third Allan Alo Arts Festival was officially launched at the University of the South Pacific’s Laucala Campus, where Pacific art will be on full display this week.

• Beijing Platform

  Fiji reaffirms its commitment to gender equality with the recent endorsement of the Beijing Platform for Action Plus 30 National Review Report.

• PIDF Review

  The Pacific Islands Development Forum, the youngest regional organization, continues to grapple with issues of relevance and purpose.

• Kava Export

  Fiji's kava export industry has seen significant growth, with over 128 tonnes exported to Australia from December 2021 to July 31 this year.

• Fiji China Relations

  Chinese Ambassador to Fiji Zhou Jian has expressed delight in the future of cooperation between Fiji and China.

• Drug Problem

  Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua says the National Counter Narcotics Strategy is just one part of addressing Fiji's drug problem.

• Reconciliation process

  The Republic of the Fiji Military Force is hoping that its reconciliation process will pave the way for honest dialogue and healing while also being mindful of the legal implications related to Fiji’s constitution and its immunity provisions.

• TRC to operate independently

  There is widespread agreement that Fiji needs a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

• Internal Reconciliation

  The Republic of Fiji Military Force will work on completing its reconciliation first before venturing into the national reconciliation process.

• Narcotics strategy 2023 to 2028

  Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua has outlined a comprehensive plan aimed at tackling the drug trade and reducing its impact on society and the economy.

• Anti-drug campaign to combat drugs

  China is willing to provide rehabilitation support and facilities to Fiji in combating the rising issues of drug abuse and addiction.

• Price change

  There will be changes to the fuel and LPG prices from today.

• Reject geopolitics

  Chinese Ambassador to Fiji Zhou Jian is calling on Pacific island nations to reject geopolitics and prioritize regional development and cooperation.

• PRF ready soon

  The Pacific Resilience Facility which is the first Pacific-led and member owned financial facility will be ready for business by 2026.

• Taskforce to address pornograpghy

  Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Communications Manoa Kamikamica has stressed the urgent need to address Fiji's online pornography consumption.

• Fiji-Australia Business Forum

  The Pacific region, particularly Fiji, is seeing a surge in infrastructure investment opportunities as it recovers from the severe impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

• PM meets Fijian dispora in Tonga

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with the Fijian diaspora yesterday to discuss key concerns, including working conditions, immigration issues, and social welfare.

• Tui Suva calls for village by laws to be implemented

  Suva's paramount chief, Sanaila Mudunavosa, has emphasized the urgent need to fast-track the implementation and enactment of village by-laws, enabling village chiefs and turaga ni koro's to take effective action against rising drug-related activities.

• Stringent interventions to be implemented

  The Ministry of Education is taking decisive action against the growing issue of drug abuse among children by establishing a specialized task force.

• Issues highlighted include drug issue and climate change

  The influence of new cultural waves, the rise in drug use, and escalating crime rates are significant burdens on peacemakers.

• Traditional reconciliation

  Ongoing efforts within the RFMF

• Work begins

  Consultation to begin on legal framework for TRC

• Methodist Church Ministerial session

  Discipline and leadership reforms crucial

• Open communication

  Sensitive topics must be discussed

• RFMF Reconciliation

  Members of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Reconciliation and Restoration Committee have today held a talanoa session with former military officers and family members that were involved in the takeover of the Sukanaivalu Barracks, Labasa, in 2000.

• 2013 constitution review

  The Republic of Fiji military forces have responded to the ongoing discussions surrounding the review of the constitution.

• Two lost their lives to meth

  During the launch of the Yasayasa Moala Youth Festival in Lau yesterday, Police Inspector Usaia Donu issued a grave warning to the young attendees about the rising threat of methamphetamine use among Fijian youths.

• Festivals bring unity

  The 2024 Vodafone and Gavya Nasinu Festival will be concluding tomorrow with the crowning of a new queen.

• Fiji and China Relations Strong

  Chinese President Xi Jinping has assured Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka of China's support to help advance Fiji's economic and social development.

• HIV Risks Among Children

  There have been recorded cases where certain children who engaged in sharing injectable illicit drugs or Bluetoothing practices have contracted HIV.

• Drug Awareness

  The surge in drug cases has prompted authorities to reiterate the need for a united front in addressing the root causes of drug use and trafficking.