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• Belgium out of World Cup

  Two first-half goals set Morocco on their way to the top place in World Cup Group F.

• Second-ranked team knocked out

  The second-ranked team in the world, Belgium, has been knocked out of the World Cup at the group stage as Croatia progressed with Morocco.

• Germany's World Cup dream in tatters despite victory over Costa Rica

  Germany crashed out of the Fifa World Cup on a remarkable night of drama despite victory over Costa Rica at Al Bayt Stadium.

• Japan scores controversial winner

  Japan scored a controversial winner as they staged another extraordinary World Cup comeback defeating Spain 2-1 and booking their final 16 spots.

• Fijian Drua secured untill 2030

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s spot in Super Rugby Pacific has been secured until 2030.

• National Inter-Club championship

  The Fiji Volleyball Federation has finally got the ball flying again after two solid years.

• Australia upset win

  Last time they made knock-out phase was 16 years ago

• Tunisia shocks France

  Tunisia claimed a famous 1-0 victory over France

• Argentina and Poland advance

  Tough last 16 clashes await

• Drua and Vinod Patel partnership

  Two years partnership with Vinod Patel Home and Living

• USA set up last 16 tie

  The United States won 1-0 against Iran as Christian Pulisic scored the winner to set up a last 16 tie with the Netherlands.

• England to face Senegal

  Marcus Rashford's second-half double propelled England to a 3-0 win over Wales today.

• Netherlands faces USA on Sunday

  The Netherlands will face USA in the knockout stage on Sunday.

• Senegal to face England

  Meanwhile, it'll be a huge challenge for Senegal as they've been confirmed to play England in the round of 16.

• Experienced squad named

  An experienced Fiji Pearls squad has been named for the 2022 Nations Cup in Singapore next week.

• First community games in central division

  60 communities are primed to be part of the Fiji National Sports Commission's Central Community Games.

• No Neymar, no problem

  Doha’s Stadium 974 thrummed to the samba beat on Monday night as Brazilian fans brought Latin American swagger to this patch of Qatar and Casemiro fired Brazil into the knockout stages of the 2022 World Cup finals with a 1-0 victory over Switzerland.

• My first goal could have been Ronaldo's, says Portugal's Fernandes

  Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes said a goal awarded to him – the first of his two in a 2-0 win over Uruguay might in fact have been scored by Cristiano Ronaldo, but what mattered was securing Portugal’s place in the World Cup’s next phase.

• Aboukar rescues Cameroon i 3-3 draw with Sebia

  Cameroon striker Vincent Aboubakar came off the bench to score one goal and set up another as the Indomitable Lions rescued a vital point in a 3-3 draw with Serbia that ended a run of eight successive World Cup losses for the African side.

• Ghana hold off South Korea in five goal thriller

  Mohammed Kudus netted twice as Ghana edged out South Korea 3-2 in a dramatic and fluctuating World Cup Group H game on Monday to stay in contention for the next round.

• Bese takes leap of faith

  Like most young girls, former sprint champion Younis Bese was inspired by the Fijiana 7s Olympic bronze medal win in Japan last year.

• Germany keep hopes alive

  Former champions, Germany, still has a chance of making the FIFA World Cup knockout stage.

• Morocco wins after 24 years

  Upsets at the Fifa World Cup in Qatar continue as Morocco secured a huge victory defeating Belgium 2-0.

• Croatia show quality to dispatch Canada 4-1

  Croatia crushed any hopes Canada had of progressing in the FIFA World Cup in Qatar following a 4-1 win in their Group F encounter.

• Costa Rica kept the faith

  Costa Rica claimed a surprise 1-0 victory in Group E putting a huge dent in Japan’s hopes of reaching the last 16 at the World Cup.

• 38-Member Drua Roster Revealed

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua is expecting a tougher second season of their Super Rugby Pacific campaign next year.

• Wilson relishes 7s selection

  A simple joke has now turned into reality for Brumbies and Fijiana 15s outside centre Talei Wilson.

• Derenalagi glad to be back

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain is happy to be back training with the squad.

• Nawaqanitawase inspire Wallabies in Wales

  Bemana, Nadroga man, Mark Nawaqanitawase inspired the Wallabies to a 39-34 win in Cardiff.

• Tunisia next for France

  World football star Kylian Mbappe scored a second-half double as France beat Denmark 2-1.

• Chance for Australia to progress

  A Mitch Duke header gave Australia their first World Cup victory in 12 years with a 1-0 win over Tunisia that kept alive their hopes of progressing from Group D.

• First win for Argentina

  Lionel Messi thumped in a 64th-minute goal and Enzo Fernandez added another late in the game to give Argentina a 2-0 victory over Mexico in their World Cup Group C match.

• Lewandowski off the mark as Poland close in on last 16

  An emotional Robert Lewandowski scored his first World Cup goal as Poland brought Saudi Arabia back down to earth with a 2-nil win in Group C victory that rejuvenated their tournament campaign.

• Skipper acknowledges Rookies

  The TotalEnergies Police side dedicated their FMF Sukuna Bowl win yesterday to the Commissioner Brigadier General Sitiveni Qiliho.

• First win for Senegal

  Hosts Qatar became the first team to be eliminated from the World Cup after going down 3-1 to Senegal.

• USA holds England

  England labored to a nil all draw against the United States to miss the chance to seal qualification for the World Cup knockout stage.

• World Cup hopes for Netherlands

  Enner Valencia scored his third goal of the World Cup before being taken off on a stretcher as Ecuador drew 1-all with the Netherlands to leave Group A wide open.

• Red card costs Wales

  Iran scored twice in stoppage time to snatch a stunning 2-0 win over Wales in the FIFA World Cup.

• Cristiano Ronaldo first to score

  Cristiano Ronaldo became the first man to score at five FIFA World Cups as Portugal began their campaign with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Ghana.

• Richarlison lit up the World Cup

  Richarlison lit up the World Cup with a moment of Brazilian magic as his side overcame Serbia 2-0 in an impressive start to their World Cup campaign.

• Switzerland's Breel Embolo scored the only goal against Cameroon

  Switzerland's Breel Embolo scored the only goal against Cameroon - the country of his birth - in a hard-fought World Cup Group G opener where his side won 1-0.

• TotalEnergies Police secured its 33rd Sukuna Bowl title

  TotalEnergies Police secured its 33rd Sukuna Bowl title today beating Subrails Army 19-11 at the HFC Bank Stadium.

• The 71st edition of the FMF Sukuna Bowl will be one to remember as for the first time

  The 71st edition of the FMF Sukuna Bowl will be one to remember as for the first time, the competition included women's rugby.

• A Peni Tuberi field goal proved to be the difference for Army

  A Peni Tuberi field goal proved to be the difference for Army as they defeated Police 15-14 to win the FMF Ratu Sukuna Bowl rugby league title.

• Sukuna Volleyball

  The Police women's team has defended its FMF Sukuna Bowl volleyball title for the fourth consecutive year.

• Fiji 7s

  Game management and awareness is an important issue the Fiji 7s team is trying to master heading towards the Dubai and Cape Town tournaments.

• Japan

  Japan produced a late comeback to stun four-time winners Germany fall 2-1 in their opening World Cup game in Qatar.

• Spain

  Former champions Spain got their World Cup off to a pulsating start with a record 7-0 rout of Costa Rica earlier this morning.

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• PA's policy to address social issues

  People’s Alliance candidate Cecil Browne says he trusts his party leader Sitiveni Rabuka.

• Former CRW soldier seeks Bainimarama’s forgiveness

  A former Counter Revolutionary Warfare soldier who was actively involved in the May 2000 takeover of Parliament has sought forgiveness from FijiFirst Party Leader Voreqe Bainimarama.

• Australia stands ready

  Australia will continue to stand with Fiji as the country is a few days away from the General Election.

• Confusion and discrepancies within PA

  FijiFirst has come out to identify confusion and discrepancies within the People's Alliance ranks, saying that what the Peoples Alliance is proclaiming in its manifesto is different to what it's saying to the public and media.

• 141 New HIV cases recorded

  Fijians particularly those who engage in sexual activity with multiple partners have been urged to remain alert for HIV and AIDS symptoms because they differ depending on the stage of infection.

• Persons with disability still stigmatized in society

  Stereotyping people living with disabilities continues to be a major challenge in society today.

• FEO prepares for Pre-Poll

  Pre-Poll to begin in remote areas from Monday

• AAP findings revealed

  FEO welcomes the fact-check finding

• Vote old politicians out

  Seruiratu says the nation has had enough of old politicians

• Peace and reconciliation commission

  Unity Fiji Party Leader believes Fijians are carrying a lot of wounds from past injustices.

• Border re-opening anniversary

  PM congratulates Fijians on border re-opening anniversary

• Fijians urged to think and vote wisely

  With 13 days remaining for the 2022 General Election, FijiFirst Leader Voreqe Bainimarama says Fijians need to vote for a government that will look after them.

• PA and NFP in Labasa

  The heads of two major political parties are rallying up support from voters across Vanua Levu with the national elections just two weeks away.

• Policy to reduce living costs

  Unity Fiji is adamant that its policies will moderate Fiji’s cost of living.

• History shapes the present

  The FijiFirst General Secretary says both the present and the future are shaped by history.

• New Generation Party confident

  The New Generation party is confident of winning at least three seats in the 2022 General Election.

• 77,907 Registered for pre-poll

  The Fijian Elections Office has 77,907 registered voters who will cast their ballot during Pre-Polling at 613 venues from December 5th.

• FijiFirst takes to Savusavu

  Fiji First Party candidates led by their leader Voreqe Bainimarama took the opportunity at their first party rally in the Northern Division today to call out People’s Alliance Party Leader Sitiveni Rabuka over his inability to do anything for Vanua Levu while he was in power.

• Delivering promises

  What guarantee is there that the People’s Alliance will deliver whatever they are promising. This question was raised by FijiFirst General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum after PAP candidate Filimoni Vosarogo said that their manifesto can be amended if the party gets into government.

• Coup affected progress

  The failure of moving Fiji forward economically started in 1987 after the military coup takeover by the then Military Commander Sitiveni Rabuka.

• Bulitavu says he is a changed person

  FijiFirst candidate Mosese Bulitavu says he is a changed person now and has apologised for the mistakes he made in the past.

• Off-cut papers

  Supervisor of Elections, Mohammed Saneem yesterday explained to the media what happens to ballot papers that are not suitable for use in the General Election.

• People's party aims for old style

  Church and politics were a form of governance in the early colonial days in Fiji, and more than 100 years later, the All-People's Party is campaigning to revive that if they form a government.

• An Important week for election says Saneem

  The 2022 General Election will officially get underway next week with pre-poll.

• NFP/ PAP have no track record

  The National Federation Party and the People’s Alliance Leaders are no comparison for the FijiFirst Leader and General Secretary.

• Misleading claims about Hindus

  The word "Jihad" has never before been used in Fiji until now.

• Opposition parties using dirty politics

  Two FijiFirst candidates are claiming that opposition parties are using dirty politics during campaign to sway votes.

• Singh aims for MP seat

  People’s Alliance candidate Charan Jeath Singh says he left the National Federation Party on good terms and no hard feelings exist between him and the NFP.

• Faith-based efforts to end violence

  Faith-based efforts to end violence against women and girls are succeeding in at least three communities in the central division.

• Reproductive health

  Responding to sexual and reproductive health after a crisis continues to be the focus for the International Planned Parenthood Federation or IPPF.

• FijiFirst leader denounces bigotry article

  FijiFirst Leader Voreqe Bainimarama has again denounced the growing number of inflammatory articles and videos about Fiji published on overseas blog sites.

• FijiFirst rally Qauia

  Fiji First leader Voreqe Bainimarama claims that he's aware of the strategies of the People’s Alliance party which is to win the election and to dispute the results if FijiFirst wins.

• Unity Fiji rally

  Education is one of the major priorities of the Unity Fiji manifesto for this year's General Election.

• Ballot box packing

  Packing of the pre-poll ballot boxes for the 2022 General Election is underway.

• Public-Private partnership needed

  President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere has reiterated the need for continued public-private partnerships.

• LGBTQI continue to be discrminated

  Anti-gender, anti-feminist, and anti-LGBTQI movements are on the rise as they continue to be discriminated.

• Bainimarama respond to Rabuka

  FijiFirst Leader Voreqe Bainimarama says People’s Alliance Leader Sitiveni Rabuka is already a flop as he is unable to read his opponent's mind.

• Unity Fiji rally

  Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube says whatever he achieved was not through the use of guns and coups.

• Observers to visit remote areas

  The multinational observers group says it plays an important role in assessing the electoral process.

• Social Media common camoam

  Webmedia South Pacific, an advertising and communications-based consulting company in Suva believes social media helps Fijian voters get information on all political parties.

• New website for the LGBTQI

  A new website has been established by the Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network in an effort to strengthen its online identity and visibility.

• Market connectivity

  The Labasa Municipal Market is now fitted with nine Walesi sets and TV screens and free Wi-Fi Hotspot as a means of providing vendors with access to information and online services

• RFMF Ensures Stability

  FijiFirst Leader Voreqe Bainimarama says the Republic of Fiji Military Forces have worked hard over the years to ensure stability and security in Fiji.

• Constant Attack On F‍ijiFirst

  The FijiFirst General Secretary has raised concerns regarding the constant attacks on the party.

• Joint Rally

  The People’s Alliance and National Federation Party say that if they come into power, women and children will be well looked after.

• NFP Attack

  The National Federation Party has today again launched a scathing attack on the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation and the Fiji Sun.

• Several Issues Highlighted To FCCC

  Several issues including election promises have been highlighted to the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission as it continues its second nationwide awareness.

• Election Prep

  The Fijian Elections Office continues to work closely with relevant organizations to make this General Election more accessible for persons with disabilities.

• FLP Meeting

  Fiji Labour Party leader Mahendra Chaudhry has pleaded with villagers of Sorokoba to make the right decision when voting for a new government.

• SODELPA Candidate

  Social Democratic Liberal Party candidate Mere Naulumatua claims that only a minimal number of indigenous Fijians run and own businesses.

• Government Assists

  The government has invested $272million to the province of Tailevu from 2014 to 2021.