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• Flying Fijians ready

  The Flying Fijians are fired up to turn heartbreak into home pride.

• Full circle moment for Scottish coach

  Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend says returning to Fiji more than 30 years after first playing here is a rare and humbling privilege.

• Fisher ready to lead Fijiana XV

  As the Vodafone Fijiana 15s prepare for their first-ever test match against the USA Women’s Eagles in Washington, D.C., all eyes are on captain Alfreda Fisher, whose leadership has become the heartbeat of the squad’s preparations and ambitions.

• Kulas record second win

  Fiji is unbeaten after two games in group B at the OFC Women’s Nations Cup football tournament, following a comfortable 3-0 victory over Tonga at the HFC Bank Stadium last night.

• Fiji eye stronger start in home test

  The Flying Fijians are back in Suva and wasting no time addressing the key areas that let them down in their narrow loss to Australia.

• The Scots are in town

  Scotland may have edged past the Māori All Blacks last week, but this Saturday they'll face an entirely different beast, the Flying Fijians in Suva.

• Fijiana XV's preparations underway

  The Vodafone Fijiana Women’s team, featuring a blend of seasoned players, emerging young talent, and sevens specialists has been in camp for the past week preparing for their upcoming test against the USA.

• Valuable game time for Baby Pearls

  After weeks of intensive training in preparation for the Netball World Youth Cup later this year, the Fiji Baby Pearls are putting their hard work to the test.

• Rayasi is him

  Flying Fijians debutant Salesi Rayasi might just be the answer to Fiji’s fullback puzzle.

• Fourth test for Scotland in Fiji

  After starting their tour with a historic win over the Maori All Blacks on the weekend, Scotland now have their eyes on the Flying Fijians.

• Kulas to focus on communication

  After surviving a narrow scare in their opening OFC Women’s Nations Cup match on the weekend, the Fiji Kulas will need to come out sharper against Tonga.

• Wallabies triumps over Flying Fijians

  A try from Wallabies captain Harry Wilson in the dying minutes saw them spoil the party for the Flying Fijians, for a close 21-18 win in their first test match of the year.

• Still much room for improvement

  The Kulas looked shaky at times in front of their home crowd at the HFC Bank Stadium, but did enough to take all three points.

• Youths finds solace in rugby

  A group of players from Dakuivuna village in Wainibuka, Tailevu, has brought a fresh and determined spirit to the Suva Rugby Club Games.

• Much improvement shown in round five

  Nasinu Netball vice president Emily Bryson says she has been impressed with the performance of their players and teams in their weekly club games over the past few months.

• FWCC slams FRU over Masi call-up

  The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre is calling on the Fiji Rugby Union to suspend Fijian Drua player Iosefo Masi from national duties until an assault case involving his de-facto partner is resolved.

• Flying Fijians ready to take on Wallabies

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians are gearing up for their first Test match of the year against Australia.

• Discipline drives Suva Grammar

  The Suva Grammar School Under-17 rugby team has their sights firmly set on the 2025 Vodafone Deans title and they're not just showing it on the scoreboard, but in discipline and unity on and off the field.

• Police Sharks out to defend title

  The defending champions Police Sharks are off to a strong start in the Vodafone Cup women’s rugby competition.

• Byrne hopes bowl becomes annual event

  The Flying Fijians and Wallabies will go head-to-head this Sunday in Newcastle, but there’s more than just pride on the line — they’ll be playing for the inaugural Vuvale Bowl.

• Deans and Raluve official launch

  Queen Victoria School's under-18 captain Sailosi Taka says defending their Deans Trophy title this year will be no easy feat.

• Strict guidelines for boxers and promoters

  The Boxing Commission of Fiji will tighten some loose ends in the upcoming Zeg Kings Promotions this month in Suva.

• Coach unsatisfied over Bidesi Park

  Tonga Mataliki Coach Kilifi Uele openly shared his disappointment regarding the Bidesi park allocated to his team for the OFC Women’s Nations Cup training.

• Rayasi ready to honor family legacy

  Flying Fijians ramp up Wallabies preparation

• Waqa impresses in Palau

  28-year-old returns after seven years break

• No rest for Fiji Basketball

  Fiji women on track for gold medal

• Krishna in talks with Indian clubs

  Shuts down speculation of a Fijian club move

• Tabua to captain Fiji team

  Fiji FA CEO confident in Kulas lineup

• National play offs to be held in Suva

  The National Play-offs for the Vodafone Deans Trophy competition will be held at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this year.

• Muntz Forever Grateful To Fiji Rugby

  Every time Caleb Muntz wears the white jersey of the Flying Fijians, it’s more than just a game, it’s a reminder of a second chance that changed his life.

• Big Shoes To Fill For Wye And Baselala

  Two exciting young halfbacks are set to make their mark as the Fiji Water Flying Fijians gear up for their blockbuster Test against Australia this Sunday.

• Gold in The Pool

  Team Fiji swimmer, gold medallist, Samuel Yalimaiwai says he’s riding a wave of accomplishment after reaching the goals he set for himself at the Mini Pacific Games, in Palau.

• Youngster Thankful For Debut

  17-year-old Kelera Volau was a game-changer in Fiji’s thrilling victory over American Samoa in their opening match.  

• Flying Fijians brace for Wallabies

  The Flying Fijians are preparing for a fiery challenge from Australia in their opening July test this Sunday, with the Wallabies seeking redemption after their shock 2023 Rugby World Cup loss to Fiji.

• Rakuro signs with Taranaki Bulls

  Fijian Drua winger Taniela “Motopai” Rakuro will be joining the Yarrows Taranaki Bulls for the 2025 Bunnings Warehouse NPC season.

• First women's title fight

  Interested fans will get to watch the upcoming Zeg Kings Boxing Promotions on pay per view for $99 as 22 boxers will light up the night in 11 fights.

• Waqa stood down

  Lautoka FC star striker, Saula Waqa, has been stood down from playing football after testing positive for drugs during the 2025 BiC Fiji FACT semifinals.

• Flying Fijians set for Wallabies

  The Flying Fijians know that nothing can be achieved without hard work.

• Bai determined for impoved performance

  The big stage is nothing new for her, but this time around, Vivita Bai hopes to level up on the podium and improve on her bronze medal from the 2023 Pacific Games in the Solomon Islands.

• Fiji dominates deaf 7s tournament

  The Fiji men's and women's Deaf Rugby 7s teams dominated the Pacific Rim Deaf Rugby 7s Tournament, with both squads remaining undefeated and securing commanding victories in their respective finals.

• Historic win for Chennai bulls

  The Chennai Bulls stormed into the history books this morning, dismantling the Delhi Redz 41–0 to claim the first-ever GMR Rugby Premier League 7s title in India.

• Reds and Bulls to meet in the finals

  Fijian stars were at the heart of semifinal action in the GMR Rugby Premier League, but only two will move on to the final.

• Laqere grateful for the opportunity

  The Kaiviti Silktails continue to provide a crucial development pathway for young Fijian talents aspiring to reach professional rugby league.

• Tri Nations a success

  After a strong showing at the International Tri-Nations Amateur Boxing event, Fiji National Boxing Coach Cameron Todd is now shifting focus to nurturing the next generation of boxing talent.

• Rugby Premier League 7s

  The top four teams for the Rugby Premier League 7s in India have been confirmed.

• Nasinu U18 Beats Nabua

  Last year’s Deans under 18 finalist, Nasinu Secondary School escaped a gutsy Nabua Secondary side in their Southern Zone clash today.

• Former Reps Help Nahehevia Rugby

  The Nahehevia rugby club from Nadi received a generous jersey sponsorship from the Nadi Brisbane Community in Australia.

• Johnsal Semi Takes The Win

  Fiji's Norman Amran who was the junior gold medalist in the Oceania Boxing Championship lost to Johnsal Semi of Samoa in the Tri Nations tournament this afternoon in Suva.

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• People of Lau ready

  The people of Lau are eagerly preparing for a momentous occasion: the installation of their fourth paramount chief, Turaga Tui Nayau, Sau ni Vanua o Lau, Ratu Tevita Kapaiwai Lutunauga Uluilakepa Mara.

• Maori Queen to attend Tui Lau installation

  The Maori Queen Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po arrived in the country this afternoon.

• Tui Nayau installation

  Yesterday, a powerful wave of tradition and emotion swept through Narocivo Village.

• Water woes

  Residents of Vatudova, outside Labasa, are urging the government to urgently address their water issues, hoping they won't have to wait another five years.

• State Visit

  King Tupou VI and Queen Nanasipau’u of the Kingdom of Tonga are in the country for a state visit and will also travel to Lau for the installation of the Tui Nayau, Tui Lau, and Sau ni Vanua ko Lau.

• World Skin Day

  Skin diseases are now being recognized as a global health priority with Fiji joining countries calling for stronger action.

• Crime Fighter

  After nearly 20 years in global conflict zones, former police officer Waisea Salele has returned home to help protect families in Pacific Harbour.

• Cane Fire

  Farmers in Waidamudamu, Labasa, are facing tough times after recent fires damaged crops and livelihoods.

• Justice delivery

  More than 35 families in Rovadrau, Nakaulevu, Navua are celebrating a major High Court ruling that secures their legal rights to land they’ve called home for generations.

• Savusavu airport

  The existing Savusavu Airport will not be expanded to cater for larger aircraft, following a World Bank-supported decision that the current site no longer meets space requirements.

• Trial date set

  The trial for former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and the former Minister for Health Neil Sharma has been set for November.

• Get your act right

  The Suva Magistrates Court has told the Acting Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption, Lavi Rokoika to follow proper legal procedures in the future.

• Government backs Vatukoula for exploration

  The government has issued a Special Prospecting License to Vatukoula Gold Mines to explore Mount Kasi.

• 25,000 cases of violence recorded in schools

  Violence in schools has surged, with over 25,000 incidents reported last year alone.

• Broader breach risk

  Border security at Savusavu port is weak, despite its status as an official entry point.

• Misuse of school funds

  Principals and school heads have been warned,misuse or mismanagement of school funds will not be tolerated.

• Bold budget bets

  Concerns have emerged about Fiji’s 2025–2026 budget. Former Reserve Bank Governor and Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube warns the revenue forecasts are too optimistic.

• 19-35 age group leads in drug offenses

  Fiji’s youth are at the centre of a growing national drug crisis.

• Drug trafficking link

  Illegal berthing of yachts and abandoned vessels has been one of the key security issues highlighted in the Cakaudorve provincial council meeting.

• Rural students pay the price

  A major transport setback is now affecting students in Cakaudrove. Rural Service License operators have stopped running due to low voucher support from the government.

• Budget plan

  One speaker at last night’s National Budget Forum didn’t hold back, calling out the government for failing to plan for one of the biggest global disruptions.. artificial intelligence.

• Preparation well underway

  Preparations are well underway in the chiefly village of Tubou, Lakeba, as the Vanua of Lau prepares for the sacred installation of the Sau ni Vanua ko Lau.

• Fresh forensic evidence in murder case

  The State has presented fresh forensic evidence in the Suva High Court, linking convicted murderer Edward Nand and his two co-accused to the alleged murder of Nadi man Afroz Khan late last year.

• Civil Service Day

  In celebration of Civil Service Day, we recognize civil servants across the country who are dedicated to their calling..whether they serve in the interior of Fiji, peri-urban communities, or in cities and towns.

• Labasa bypass project set to begin in 2026

  Works targeted for 2028 completion

• Dentist numbers still short

  MOH focuses on improving workforce planning

• Levula takes the stand

  Accused claims he was betrayed

• PM Open To Striking Deals

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says he is open to striking a deal with Australia that could see Fijians join the Australian Defence Force.

• Commission Begins Major Review

  In a bid to reform our education system, a commission has been established with appointed members to carry out a comprehensive review.

• Fiji Lack Qualified Oncologists

  Fiji still has only one qualified oncologist, despite repeated calls over the years to address this issue.

• Davelevu Denies Involvement

  The fourth accused in Fiji’s largest drug bust trial has told the court that his involvement began after a random trip to Nadi with his cousin in December 2023.

• Call for clarity

  The Fiji Medical Association is calling on the Health Ministry to release current HIV statistics urgently, saying accurate data is critical to tackling the rising cases.

• Heritage offered $2million

  David Heritage told the Lautoka High Court that he is unaware of the effects of drugs on the community, particularly on young people.

• 120 minors face mental illness

  Over the past five years, more than 120 children and adolescents under 18 have been diagnosed with mental illness, with the majority also having a history of substance use.

• Former AG stands firm

  Former Attorney-General Graham Leung says he never discussed Barbara Malimali’s appointment with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

• Drug cases involving minors

  Parents and guardians are once again urged to step up and take ownership of their children's wellbeing, as young people become increasingly vulnerable to the drug crisis.

• Villages join drug fight

  As police ramp up drug -fighting efforts in the country, rural and maritime committees are also contributing to address the issue.

• Drugs affects tourism brand

  The Ministry of Tourism has reconvened its Tourism Risk Mitigation Unit to address various challenges, including natural disasters, economic fluctuations, social issues, and the growing threat of illicit drugs.

• Discrimination persist for ex-offenders

  The Fiji Corrections Service is raising concerns about persistent discrimination faced by former inmates in the workplace.

• Trust key for Bureau

  The Ministry of Policing is moving ahead with plans to establish a new Narcotics Bureau, but concerns about corrupt officers threaten to undermine the effort.

• Flying Fijians bank on experience

  The Flying Fijians are gearing up for a high-stakes clash against the Wallabies next Sunday.

• TRC gains support

  Faith-based organizations have extended their support to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission process, playing a key role in fostering healing, forgiveness, and unity among communities.

• Government targets lower food prices

  It's a call for local businesses to get more productive! Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad is putting the spotlight on efficiency as the government lowers tariffs to help consumers save money.

• VAT monitoring system for transparency

  To significantly enhance tax administration and boost revenue transparency, the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is set to introduce a new VAT Monitoring System. This system will be mandatory for all businesses with an annual turnover of $50,000 or more.

• Budget Relief Welcomed By Many

  As families across Fiji begin to unpack the details of the 2025-26 National Budget, a collective sigh of relief and a sense of hope are emerging.

• Focus Shifts To Productivity

  The government will not be reviewing the five dollar minimum wage rate in the near future, instead shifting its focus to improving workforce productivity.

• Trade Tensions Challenge Growth

  The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, speaking at the Post Budget Breakfast in Suva today, highlighted the significant threats posed to national stability by prolonged trade tensions, volatile commodity markets, and ongoing geopolitical instability.

• 13,000 New Students To Be Sponsored

  The government plans a significant expansion of its tertiary scholarship and loans scheme, aiming to sponsor over 13,000 new students in the upcoming financial year.

• VAT slashed to 12.5%

  Tonight's story centers on a bold tax move, the government has slashed Value Added Tax by 2.5 percentage points, down to 12.5 percent, effective August 1. This is expected to deliver $250 million in direct relief.

• Fijians to get bus fare relief

  Fijians have welcomed the government’s decision to subsidise bus fares, viewing it as a positive step towards reducing daily travel costs.

• Opposition MPs respond to the budget announcement

  Opposition Member of Parliament Premila Kumar says the government is offering a “feel-good” budget filled with announcements.

• UNAIDS lauds $10M budget boost for HIV response

  UNAIDS has commended the Government’s bold allocation of $10 million in the 2025–26 National Budget to intensify HIV response