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• Counter Ruck ltd to administer Fijian Drua Women

  Counter Ruck Pte Limited, the company that oversees the Fijian Drua has announced that it will take over the running of the Fijiana Drua.

• Police out to win with youth squad

  The Police Rugby Sevens team is banking on their young players to help them end on a high-note in the remaining leg of the Fiji Bitter Sevens Series.

• Northern Sharks out to develop youngsters

  Northern Sharks, the first-ever team made up of secondary school students is making waves at the three-day Fiji Bitter Labasa 7s.

• Silktails apply for juniors grade

  The Kaiviti Silktails side has put in an application to compete in the Jersey Flegg Cup competition in New South Wales, Australia next year.

• Fiji 7s gear up for Cape Town 7s

  The Fiji Airways 7s side is looking at resetting its focus and fine-tuning their play ahead of the Cape Town 7s in South Africa this weekend.

• Three-day competition to scout for sports talent

  Over 150 teams from various communities are taking part in this year's Central Division Community Games in Suva.

• Organizers hopes for better turnout next two days

  Raiwasa Taveuni and Police Blue have put their hands up as the teams to beat in this year's Fiji Bitter Labasa 7s.

• Indian boxer here to defy the odds

  Indian boxer, Kuldeep Singh is all geared up for this weekend’s bout against Alivereti Kauyaca in the South Pacific Boxing Promotion program.

• Back to the roots for Drua

  The Drua Franchise continues to exploit ways to connect with fans around country.

• 38-member extended squad

  Kaiviti Silktails head coach, Wes Naiqama, has his hands full as he contemplates trimming his squad for the upcoming season.

• AFL Under-16 Oceania Cup

  Albert Park in Suva came to life today despite the scorching sun as the AFL Under-16 Oceania Cup got underway.

• Sami preparing well for this weekend

  A 56-year-old who will step in the boxing ring for the first time ever is not worried about his opponent who is a former boxer.

• Drua pens three year deal

  The Punjas Group come on board with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua ahead of the 2024 season of Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.

• Ali to follow uncle's footstep

  Late Joy Ali’s nephew, Mohammed Ali, is set to compete in his first international fight this weekend.

• Reviving the sport of Dart

  It was a night of reflection and appreciation for the Suva Darts Association as they gathered for their awards night yesterday.

• Ratuniyarawa to face jail time

  Former Flying Fijians player, Api Ratuniyarawa has pleaded guilty to two counts of assault by penetration and one of sexual assault at Revolution between October 31 and November 1st in the United Kingdom.

• Boks dashes Fiji's dream

  Fiji to try again in Cape Town 7s

• Fijiana falls in last four

  Handling errors and discipline cost the game

• Good times ahead for Basketball Fiji

  Regroup and refocus strategy

• Chand ready for Rakuro

  Chand anticipates tough encounter

• Suva FC gets Khan as new Leader

  Khan calls for support

• Work starts now for Team Fiji

  Fiji ranked sixth in Pacific Games

• Flagbearers win six gold medals

  Karan selected as flag bearer for closing ceremony

• Daunivavana given second chance

  Daunivavana to fight on Saturday

• Cirikidaveta excited for new season

  Drua flanker hopes to boost team

• Challenges motivate Davule

  Davule credits aunt for win

• Team Fiji Netball falls in final

  National Netball Team struggles to defeat Tonga

• Fiji basketball men's 3x3 team defeated by Guam

  Guam reign supreme

• Tahiti dashes Fiji's hopes

  Fiji Basketball women's 3x3 side missed alot of opportunities

• Triple gold

  Karan secures third gold in 3000m steeplechase

• Tennis pair wins gold medal

  Cornish proud to play along side senior

• Hockey makes clean sweep

  Fiji hockey team defends gold medal

• Davule emotional

  Boxer dedicates Pacific Games to late mother

• Support needed

  Maharaj calls for more backing for Karan

• Double gold for Vateitei

  Vateitei bags two gold, one silver in Vaá

• Promising future for boxing

  Saratibau impresses in Pacific Games outing

• Chua expects tough PNG side

  Fiji out to bag first gold medal

• Bulai tributes win to family

  Team Fiji athlete Deborah Bulai won our 13th gold medal at the Pacific Games in the women’s hammer throw.

• Karan powers through to golden finish

  Former Tavua College student Yeshnil Karan created history in the Solomon Islands after winning the first track gold medal for Team Fiji at the Pacific Games yesterday.

• Kulas to face PNG in final

  Team Fiji women's football will face Papua New Guinea in the gold medal play-off on Friday.

• Solomons down Fiji in semis

  The Team Fiji men's football side bowed out of gold medal contention this afternoon after losing 2-0 to the Solomon Islands in the semi-final.

• Young sprint team

  A young sprint team is representing Fiji at the Pacific Games in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

• Vateitei leads by example in medal hunt

  Team Fiji's Va'a squad added a gold and bronze medal to our medal tally

• Saratibau wins via knock-out

  Team Fiji boxer Amini Saratibau began his Pacific Games campaign in style.

• Seruvakula, Nawavu adds Fijian flavour to Pacific teams

  Team Fiji may have made a clean sweep in rugby 7s at the Pacific Games but some Fijians made special vital contributions to other teams.

• Likuceva leaves behind infant son to focus 7s duties

  Olympic bronze medalist Laisana Likuceva left her nine-month-old son for the first time to play for the Team Fiji women's 7s at the Pacific Games.

• FBC official radio and TV broadcaster

  The Fiji Police Force is pulling out all stops to retain the Sukuna Bowl for another year.

• Fiji men's and women's teams retain gold

  The Fiji men and women's 7s team successfully retained their gold medals in emphatic fashion in the Solomon Islands.

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• News Videos

• Fijians warned of scammers

  Fijians have been warned of scammers utilizing artificial intelligence to enhance their deceptive tactics.

• PM emphasizes role of lawyers

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasizes the pivotal role of lawyers in actively understanding and addressing the legal challenges associated with sexual crimes.

• People's coalition broader vision

  As the People's Coalition Government approaches its one-year anniversary, National Federation Party member and Assistant Foreign Affairs Minister, Lenora Qereqeretabua, has stressed the importance of fostering a sense of ownership among citizens.

• Cost of corruption substantial

  Estimates show that corruption costs developing countries a staggering US$1.62 trillion a year.

• LTA board steps in

  The new board of the Land Transport Authority is actively involved in efforts to counter the exodus of LTA workers.

• FNPF gets higher returns and unveils innovative employer portal app

  The Fiji National Provident Fund expects investment returns for the current fiscal year to surpass its 2022 figures.

• Ministry of Health and Fiji Correction Service forge partnership

  Fiji Corrections Service inmates, staff, and their families will now benefit from improved health care services.

• Fiji Tourism stands out

  In a year marked by unprecedented challenges for the global tourism industry, Fiji Tourism stands out as a beacon of success.

• $1.8m Tagimoucia court house

  Acting Chief Justice Salesi Temo has today shed light on what he perceives as the longstanding issue of the Western High Court being treated as a second-class judicial entity.

• Collaborative action to solve issues

  The Construction Industry Council has affirmed its dedication to preventing exploitation by dishonest individuals.

• Decade long vision fulfilled

  The Fiji Police Credit Union has today realized its ten-year-old dream with the launch of the Fiji Police Families Savings and Investments Co-operative Limited.

• Franchise scheme enhances island accessibility

  The Ministry of Transport has clarified the involvement of eight private vessel operators servicing the government franchise scheme.

• Over 14,000 part of the Viber Group

  High-profile individuals revealed to be part of the Highway Alert Public Viber Group, says Acting CEO of Land Transport Authority.

• Farmers asserts concept ownership

  The Fiji Cooperative of Farmers expresses dissatisfaction, claiming lack of information on talks about industrial hemp.

• DPM says USP staff pay dispute can be solved

  Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad announces significant progress in resolving issues between the University of the South Pacific Staff Association and its management.

• Elevate your performance

  Police Chief of Operations ACP Livai Driu issues a stern warning to officers, urging them to elevate their performance and deliver the expected services of a professional institution.

• Government pays off $10m arrears

  DPM says normal grant restored in business

• Unsafe use of devices concerning

  Be courteous and considerate

• Council receives 611 complaints

  CIC urges Fijians to be vigilant

• Plans to boost educational tourism

  More emphasis on cultural exchange programs

• Risk of infectious diseases

  Health Ministry urges caution as Christmas approaches

• Climate Action

  Finance pledges at COP28

• EEZ security challenges

  Police engaged in resolving security crisis

• Gratitude and inclusivity

  Fiji corrections service wrap up the year with annual church service

• Concerns over shortage of medicines

  Plans to boost procurrent and supply processes

• Fiji reports 258 HIV cases

  Urgent call to action

• More recruitment expected

  Strategy used to bolster its rank

• Teachers reminded of their vital role

  Concerns over rising children neglect and abuse

• Caucaunibuca's career transition

  Rugby field to realm of customer service

• Plans for new hospital

  Meeting the demand of increasing population

• 1,968 child neglect cases recorded

  Adults urged to step up

• Increased demand for TVET

  Job markets are evolving

• Inaugural flight to New Caledonia

  Fostering stronger ties between two countries

• Break the silence

  Domestic violence survivor encourages women

• Spike in teenage pregnancies

  Government enhances awareness

• Staff exodus

  123 Officers have departed

• Increase in costs

  Additional rooms needed to meet the demand

• Teachers urged to comply with procedures

  Due to an extensive teacher shortage, around 90 teachers whose registrations had expired last year were allowed to teach in schools this academic year.

• Workers take action

  Employees from a prominent contractor of the Fiji Roads Authority have initiated legal actions against the company.

• Clean energy for sports facilities

  The facilities under the Fiji Sports Council will soon transition to using ultra-modern wind turbines to source clean, green, renewable energy.

• 206 vacant titles filled

  Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs, Pita Tagicakirewa, says that the implementation of the $100 monthly allowance for chiefs and Turaga Ni Koro has both advantages and disadvantages.

• Issuance for employment permits

  Fiji is witnessing an unprecedented surge in the issuance of employment permits and passports, highlighting the dynamic challenges faced by the nation's immigration system.

• Heart heros Fiji launched

  Rheumatic Heart Disease is currently the second leading cause of death among children, which is equivalent to 1 in every 50 school-aged children in Fiji.

• Change in weather affects villagers

  Residents in Navua were caught by surprise as flood water started to rise quickly due to the heavy downpour.

• Collaboration work needed

  The major cause of the gender-based violence epidemic is gender inequality.

• Staff wants Ahluwalia out

  A compelling shift is unfolding at the University of the South Pacific, where a resolute call to action has emerged among the faculty: the immediate removal of Vice Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia.

• LTA relooks at procedures

  The Land Transport Authority is calling on all driving schools to strictly adhere to the Code of Practice in the wake of mounting concerns over alleged collusion between certain driving schools and LTA examiners.

• Political interference in police leadership

  Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua highlights a longstanding issue of political interference in the appointment of Police Commissioners since 1987.

• LTA examiners and driving schools under srutiny

  In light of the disturbing increase in road fatalities, the Land Transport Authority examiners and driving schools across the country are now under heightened scrutiny.

• PM highlights strong investment prediction

  A total of $13.9 billion worth of investment leads has been estimated to be realized in the next few years.

• Concerns raised on certain beneficiries

  Around 24,000 active beneficiaries of bus fare assistance under the Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Protection have unused balances, prompting concerns about the program's effectiveness.

• Rabuka highlights achievements

  To mark the end of this year's parlimentary session, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka proudly highlights the significant accomplishments of the Peoples Coalition government during its tenure.