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• Flying Fijians carry out rugby clinic

  Members of the Fiji Water Flying Fijians coaching staff and a few players were part of a rugby clinic at Lormont in Bordeaux today.

• Mini 7s starts tomorrow

  Fans will be treated to some top-class sevens action when the Fiji Airways International Mini tournament kicks off tomorrow at Albert Park in Suva.

• TFF thrives on DFAT Funding

  Touch Rugby Fiji has been boosted by funding from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade with less than 60 days remaining until the Pacific Games.

• Tough moment for Radradra

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians star Semi Radradra has for the first time spoken about the dropped ball against Wales in the dying stages of the game.

• Former reps bets on current squad

  Former Flying Fijians representatives are thrilled by the remarkable talent displayed by the current players.

• Mini 7's to prepare Fiji for Oceania 7's

  The Fijiana Sevens team, led by their head coach Saiasi Fuli, is set to hit the field this week.

• Raiwalui commend players efforts

  The Head Coach of the Flying Fijians, Simon Raiwalui, maintains his deep sense of pride in the team's recent triumph, a 22-15 victory over Australia.

• Fuli to assess players

  The Fijiana Sevens Head Coach is happy about the mini 7's tournament scheduled to take place this Thursday.

• Hills' plans laid out for near future

  A renowned figure in boxing, Winston Hill, is contemplating the prospect of challenging pugilists from various weight divisions.

• Kuruvoli shines in kicking role

  Some say cometh the hour, cometh the man and this morning it was Simione Kuruvoli.

• Former reps commends players

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians re-wrote the script in Saint Etienne, France with some former national reps on the grandstand to witness it.

• Narayan happy with boxing progress

  Boxing Commission of Fiji Chair Adi Narayan has expressed his gratitude towards young promoters for their proactive efforts in organizing boxing bouts.

• Leleiwasa to run out for Wallabies

  One of the six players with links to Fiji will make his Rugby World Cup debut against the Fiji Water Flying Fijians.

• Daunivalu excited for tomorrow

  Just like last week, many Fijians in Europe are again in France to watch the Fiji Water Flying Fijians second World Cup game against Australia.

• Fiji loses second test match

  In a thrilling encounter last night, the Vodafone Fijiana 15's faced a tough defeat against Japan in their second test match, with Japan emerging triumphant with a final score of 41-36.

• Priceless experience for Miramira

  The experience of being part of a Rugby World Cup campaign is priceless for rookie Fiji Water Flying Fijians flanker Vilive Miramira.

• Eight changes for Fijiana XV

  Vodafone Fijiana XV’s head coach Inoke Male has made eight changes to the lineup for their second test match against Japan.

• Labasa ready for Lautoka

  Labasa Football head coach, Intiaz Khan, is pleased with the team's performance in their Rooster Chicken/Scoop Premium Ice Cream Battle of the Giants last pool game yesterday.

• Harris says interesting match ahead

  Some say Fiji is expected to enter the Saint-Etienne match on Monday against the Wallabies breathing fire after they fell short against Wales in their opening Rugby World Cup pool game.

• Live update from Bordeaux, France

  Akuila Cama with the updates from Bordeaux, France.

• Botitu glad to represent Fiji

  Olympic gold medalist Vilimoni Botitu is glad to be given another opportunity to represent Fiji, especially at a Rugby World Cup.

• France rugby side

  Beating New Zealand to open the Rugby World Cup in Paris last week was three years in the making for France.

• Four nations for mini tournament

  Discussions are underway about hosting a mini 7s tournament after the Toulouse 7s this year, with France, Australia, New Zealand and USA agreeing to have Fiji as the host.

• Back to jolly ways after loss

  Fans can breathe a sigh of relief as there are no significant injury concerns in the Fiji Water Flying Fijians camp as they prepare for their second World Cup pool match against Australia.

• Life after rugby in France

  Life after rugby is always a challenge but for former Nadi and Fiji Barbarians winger Aseri Latianara he's enjoying his 19th year in France.

• Qaranivalu hopes for Drua Contract

  Former Fiji 7s player Anasa Qaranivalu is determined to join the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua in the upcoming year.

• England's Curry banned for Japan, Chile games

  Tom Curry will miss England's next two Rugby World Cup matches after his red card in Saturday's win over Argentina.

• Seven to represent Fiji at PG

  Boxing Fiji will send a team of seven male boxers to the upcoming Pacific Games in the Solomon Islands.

• Fiji needs to win remaining matches

  Despite yesterday's 32-26 loss to Wales, the Flying Fijians' hope of making the Rugby World Cup top eight is still very much alive.

• Bolavucu gives back to rugby

  Former Flying Fijians and Fiji 7s speedster Filimoni Bolavucu can't be thankful enough for what rugby has done to him and his family.

• Insurance cover national players

  The Fiji Rugby Union has added another sponsor to its Vuvale with Marsh Pte Limited joining as an insurance partner.

• Lautoka looks forward to BOG semis

  As the Rooster Chicken/Scoops Premium Ice Cream Battle of the Giants knockout stage starts this Saturday, the Bargain Box Lautoka side is certain their opponent, who will be determined soon, will not be easy on them.

• Fiji women are medal contenders

  The Fiji women’s touch rugby team has a strong chance of winning the bronze medal at the Pacific Games this year.

• Fiji falls short in remarkable match

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians' Rugby World Cup journey has encountered a first up challenge following their 32-26 defeat to Wales in a thrilling Pool C match earlier today.

• Public reaction

  The Flying Fijians' loss to Wales in their first pool game in Bordeaux today evoked a range of emotions among fans.

• Springboks open RWC with a win over Scotland

  South Africa kicked off its Rugby World Cup title defence with a bruising and streetwise 18-3 victory over Pool B rivals Scotland.

• Japan down brave Chile to take World Cup Pool D lead

  Japan defeated Rugby World cup debutants, Chile 42-12 with bonus points after scoring six converted tries.

• Improvement in players physique

  Fiji Volleyball Federation President Kemueli Naiqama has observed significant enhancements in the players' physical fitness.

• Flying Fijians set for RWC opener

  Our Fiji Water Flying Fijians are all set for their Rugby World Cup opener against Wales tomorrow morning.

• Bolavucu commends Flying Fijians

  Many former rugby stars believe the Flying Fijians can cause a few upsets at the Rugby World Cup.

• Family root for Radradra

  Semi Radradra, a well-known figure in the Rugby World Cup, is eager to represent Fiji in the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

• Australia beat Georgia in Pool C opener

  Australia beat Georgia 35-15 at Stade de France to start its Pool C campaign with a bonus-point victory, ending a run of five straight losses.

• Fiji U23 taught a footballing lesson

  Fiji faced a very tough loss in the final of an Oceania Football Confederation tournament, making it one of their biggest defeats in this kind of competition.

• Tela knows expectations of him

  Flyhalf Teti Tela knows the expectations to deliver in the number 10 jersey are high following Caleb Muntz's recent performances.

• Story to tell for years to come

  The inspirational journey of Fiji Water Flying Fijians wing Selestino Ravutaumada, is a story he can share with future generations.

• Former coaches proud of Wainiqolo

  When Jiuta Wainiqolo walks in, any room ignites with his infectious humour and vibrant personality.

• France down All Blacks to open home World Cup with a bang

  France rode a wave of passionate home support to beat three-time champions New Zealand 27-13 in the opening match of the 10th Rugby World Cup this morning.

• Approach, focus doesn't change

  The senior players are taking a leading role in ensuring the Fiji Water Flying Fijians don't lose sight of their goal at the Rugby World Cup.

• Boost for Cirikidaveta

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians lock Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta will make his Rugby World Cup debut with his mom on the grandstand.

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• A new dawn for education

  Children's well-being takes center stage

• Balevuto visit

  Misinformation caused unnecessary concerns

• Drug abuse

  Use of drugs becoming dangerous

• Police Attack

  A man from Raiwai is now in police custody following an early morning attack on the Totogo Police Station.

• $55M investment for Nausori Town

  The Ministry of Local Government has unveiled a substantial $55 million investment initiative today.

• Improving health care services

  Deputy Prime Minister Biman Prasad has reiterated the government's unwavering commitment to improving healthcare services across the country.

• Boys dropout rates skyrocket

  More boys are dropping out of school than girls.

• Possible pay cut for some workers

  Discussions are underway with Australian employers who employ Fijian workers to establish a fixed minimum pay deduction for individuals involved in extramarital affairs.

• Shipping Industry Review

  The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has announced its plans to embark on a comprehensive market survey of the maritime shipping industry.

• Reverend Rinakama plays pivotal role

  While the Fiji Water Flying Fijians may not possess the extensive resources of Tier One nations in the Rugby World Cup, the team is employing alternative strategies to ensure both their physical and mental readiness.

• Drug Trends in Fiji

  The harsh reality of drug use amongst Fijians has reached the next level, as many are now using it as a coping mechanism.

• Minister tours Balevuto Ba

  While 96 diarrheal cases have been reported in the Balevuto area, two more have tested positive for the bacteria enteropathogenic E.coli and two cases tested positive for the parasite Entamoeba histolytica.

• Akuila LIVE from France

  Akuila Cama shares more on Fiji's victory and celebrations.

• Historic win to last for a lifetime

  This Rugby World Cup victory will undoubtedly be a topic of discussion for years to come, as the Fiji Water Flying Fijians displayed an unprecedented level of dominance in a historic showdown against the Wallabies.

• Celebrations continue

  Meanwhile, In Saint Etienne, France this morning, a multitude of passionate Fiji Water Flying Fijians supporters gathered, bearing witness to a moment of great significance in Fiji's rugby history.

• This is for the fans: Nayacalevu

  In a historic triumph, the Fiji Water Flying Fijians emerged victorious against the Wallabies, igniting a wave of soaring emotions.

• Lack of parental affection

  An assessment conducted by the non-governmental organization Aruka Fiji highlights the concerning trend of young individuals turning to the streets due to insufficient love and affection from their parents.

• Municipal elections date set

  The government has unveiled the designated month for upcoming municipal council elections.

• Fiji to prove themselves

  With the rugby world now abuzz with how Fiji is a threat to the big boys means we're doing something right.

• Akuila LIVE from France

  Akuila Cama shares the critical factors Fiji need to focus on with the match against the Wallabies.

• Fans anticipate good outing

  Meanwhile,in the lead-up to what promises to be a historic moment for the national team, the Flying Fijians enjoy unwavering support from the entire nation.

• Ebay scammer identified

  The Ministry of Trade, in collaboration with other stakeholders, has successfully identified the company responsible for the contentious EbayShop Recruitment Scheme in the country.

• Visa-free travel

  The Australian government has successfully decreased the visa processing time for Fijian visitors to Australia.

• Head hunt starts

  People who are alleged agents of the so-called EBay Shop Online Recruitment Scheme are now under heavy scrutiny from the government.

• Climate finance experts for Fiji

  Fiji will be one of the eight Pacific Island countries to benefit from the Climate Finance Experts that will be funded by the Australian government.

• Commission to be established

  The government has approved the establishment of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

• Collaboration to address HIV cases

  The Ministry of Health will be working with other government ministries to address the increasing number of HIV cases in the country.

• 72 residents seek answers

  Health officials in the Balevuto Medical Area are working diligently to identify the cause of a sudden and concerning surge in cases of diarrhoea that has left residents anxious and searching for explanations.

• Fifty-seven complaints received so far

  In the wake of the EbayShop online recruitment scheme's collapse, several individuals are turning to authorities for help, including the Fiji Police, the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission, and the Consumer Council of Fiji.

• Tikoduadua clarifies stance

  Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua has clarified his reason for referring to Grace Road Group as a 'cult.'

• Department for children to be established

  Around 64 percent of women face some form of violence in their lifetime, but according to the Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya, statistics involving children are far worse.

• Business to remain in Fiji

  Minister for Trade, Manoa Kamikamica, has offered assurance that Grace Road's business operations in Fiji will remain unaffected, and Korean workers will not be repatriated.

• 411 teachers resign since January

  The Education Ministry experienced 441 teacher resignations in the first half of this year.

• Strategies in place to retain health officials

  The Ministry of Health acknowledges that the growing loss of healthcare workers, particularly nurses, is affecting their capacity to efficiently execute operational plans.

• $3.5 million for home renovation

  Revelations were today made in parliament that $3.5m of taxpayers money was spent on renovating the Prime Minister's residence in 2017 and 2018 when it was occupied by former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

• Four health teams monitoring current situation

  Four health teams are actively working on the ground investigating and promoting awareness in response to the diarrheal outbreak in Balevuto, Ba.

• Nuclear wastewater disposal

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has restated his dedication to closely follow expert assessments of treated wastewater discharged from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant and to maintain an ongoing dialogue with Japan.

• Government appeals against court order related to Grace Road

  The government has taken steps to appeal a court order that bars the deportation of Daniel Jung Young Kim, the President of Grace Road in Fiji.

• Efforts to tackle NCD needs to be scaled up

  Although measures have been taken to address non-communicable diseases, the number of cases keeps increasing, causing significant challenges for individuals, families, healthcare systems, and the economy.

• Flying Fijians eager for more history

  Less than 12 hours remain for the eagerly awaited Rugby World Cup clash between the Fiji Water Flying Fijians and Wales.

• Update from Bordeaux

  In Bordeaux, France, Akuila Cama describes the mood within the team's camp.

• Fans unite in spirited support for Flying Fijians

  Fijians, renowned as some of the world's most passionate rugby fans, are preparing to rally behind their Flying Fijians heroes from the cozy confines of their homes tomorrow morning.

• World suicide prevention day

  The increasing incidence of suicide and attempted suicides in the nation highlights the pressing necessity for greater awareness and open discussions about mental health issues says Lifeline Fiji.

• FCCC will monitor rice prices

  India's recent ban on non-basmati white rice exports has prompted the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission to closely watch rice prices in Fiji.

• 14 Players to debut against Wales

  14 players will make their Rugby World Cup debut for the Fiji Water Flying Fijians on Monday when they play Wales.

• Live Cross update

  FBC Sports Editor Akuila Cama updates us on the countdown for the Flying Fijians first Rugby World Cup Match from from Bordeaux, France.

• Health ministry shifts focus to private sector

  As some healthcare professionals have sought better opportunities abroad, the Ministry of Health faces a considerable challenge due to the migration of public sector medical staff to the private sector.

• Digital health steering group formed

  A Digital Health Steering Group is now in place to oversee and make important decisions regarding the advancement of digital technology in healthcare.

• President visits France

  A guard of honour was accorded to President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere as he visited the French Foreign Legion in Paris, yesterday.