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• 7s stars shine in India

  Fiji 7s sensation Joseva Talacolo contributed two tries while Filipe Sauturaga managed to put down one in their 31-17 win against Mumbai dreamers on the second day of the Rugby Premier League sevens competition in India.

• Smith signs with Drua

  Former Melbourne Rebels lock Angelo Smith is set to feature for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua side in the 2026 season after signing a two-year contract with the club.

• Leadership training gets underway

  Around 40 participants from sporting organizations and clubs across Fiji have convened in Suva for a four-day leadership training program aimed at building stronger, more inclusive sports communities.

• Tri-Nations boxing to be aired LIVE on FBC

  The Fiji Amateur Boxing Association has partnered with the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation to televise the International Tri-Nations Amateur Boxing Tournament live next week.

• Baselala swaps World Cup dream for aviation school

  Former Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women's halfback Noelani Baselala made a difficult decision earlier this year: to step away from rugby and focus on her education.

• Duo eye World Cup spot

  All eyes are now firmly on the Women’s Rugby World Cup! Fierce competition is truly building within the Vodafone Fijiana squad, as players vie for a coveted spot in what will be their second-ever appearance on the world stage.

• Rugby Premier League kicks-off

  Fiji’s rugby sevens sensation Jerry Tuwai stepped in as vice-captain for the Mumbai Dreamers in the inaugural Rugby Premier League sevens competition in India.

• Smith excited to represent team Fiji

  Eighteen-year-old Imelda Smith's swimming journey began quite unexpectedly when she joined her sister for a recovery session at the pool.

• Fiji Men’s Netball preps for international tests

  The national men’s netball extended squad is currently preparing for two international test matches in August.

• V6 Regatta Sprints a success

  Fiji Outrigger successfully hosted their first V6 Regatta Sprints of the year yesterday at Wailoaloa Beach in Nadi.

• Kaunikuila Basketball partners with BSP Life for player insurance

  In an effort to better protect their athletes, Kaunikuila Basketball Club has partnered with a leading local financial institution to offer insurance packages to its players.

• Labasa crushes Nasinu in EPL

  Labasa FC sent a strong message to their rivals in round two of the Extra Supermarket Premier League after delivering a dominant 6–0 win over Nasinu at the Uprising Sports Centre in Pacific Harbor yesterday.

• Nasinu edges SGS in U18 thriller

  Nasinu Secondary School's Under-18 side produced a gutsy and disciplined performance to edge Suva Grammar School 15–12 in a tightly contested Round One clash of the Vodafone Deans Southern Zone competition this afternoon at Grammar’s school grounds.

• Naisau thankful for support

  Kaunikuila Basketball Club president Ben Naisau says the ongoing support from old scholars, families, and sponsors continues to be the backbone of their annual club tournament.

• Elder focuses on recovery

  As the Pacific Mini Games approach, Weightlifting Fiji head coach Henry Elder is placing strong emphasis on the importance of recovery, even as training intensifies in the final stretch of preparation.

• Suva Netball introduces new “power play” format

  The Suva Netball Association has introduced a new “power play” format to the premier grades of their weekly club competitions.

• Fijiana to End Championships On a High

  Spirits are high within the Vodafone Fijiana XVs squad as they prepare to conclude the Oceania Rugby Women’s XVs Championship.

• Young Breaks National Record

  2023 Pacific Games gold medalist Tolu Young broke his own national record with a stellar performance at the Australian National Swimming Trials this week.

• Two Event For Simpson

  Fiji's middle-distance running star, Glandness Simpson, will represent the nation in the Women's 800m and 1500m events at the 2025 Pacific Mini Games.  

• Tokona Sets Goals For Mini Games

  Lifter Zion Tokona aims to break the Oceania record in the 110KG junior category while representing Fiji at the Pacific Mini Games later this month.

• Fijiana Well Aware of Somoa's Ability

  It's a fierce showdown this Saturday! The Vodafone Fijiana 15s take on Samoa's Manusina in the final of the Oceania Rugby Women's XVs Championship.

• Elder Confident In His Lifters

  Weightlifting Fiji head coach Henry Elder is brimming with confidence that his athletes are set to secure a podium finish at the Pacific Mini Games in Palau later this month.

• Test Ahead Of Gibraltar

  The Baby Pearls will face a stern test of their Netball World Youth Cup preparations when they host the Blaze Netball Under-21 and New South Wales Fijian Under-21 teams in an invitational tournament.

• Komo Out For Exposure

  Despite going down to an experienced Moce side in day four of the 2025 National Easter Cricket Tournament this morning, Komo head coach Atunaisa Bale is happy with his team's performance.  

• Flying Fijians 32 Member Squad Decided

  Tevita Ikanivere has been named the captain of the Fiji Water Flying Fijians, succeeding Waisea Nayacalevu for the upcoming July test series and the Pacific Nations Cup.

• Rise Rookies Amp Up Training

  The Fiji National Rugby League Women's Rise Rookies have intensified training for their international matches against the Canada Ravens.

• Mason Confident About Singh

  Next month's WBA Oceania Super Bantamweight title showdown will present a significant challenge for Junior Binnu Singh and his team, as they prepare to face Australia-based Runqi Zhou.

• Team Fiji Presents I-Tatau

  Members of Team Fiji gathered this afternoon at the FMF Gymnasium to bid a traditional farewell to the Minister for Youth and Sports before their departure for the Pacific Mini Games.

• Fying Fijians preparation time

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne hopes to make use of the limited preparations time they have before the two Tests against Australia and Scotland.

• Namoce signs with Drua

  Former Suva rugby centre Iosefo Namoce has signed for the Fijian Drua.

• Singh strikes back for Haider

  Boxer Junior Binnu Singh is stepping into the ring to fight for his late friend Ubayd Haider.

• Parents provide for athletics meet

  Parents of students from Stella Maris Primary School in Suva recently met to work towards a common goal - elevate children's sporting performance.

• Three More New Drua Signings Left

  Three more players outside the Fijian Drua setup are expected to be announced soon as new signings.

• First Big Win For Chand

  Last night’s BiC Fiji FACT final was an emotional affair for both Rewa and Labasa fans, but it held a particularly special significance for this season’s Labasa coach, Alvin Chand.

• Junior Binnu Signs Contract

  Naroon Buksh’s Kings Boxing Promotion is set to make a comeback after a five-year hiatus, with 11 exciting bouts lined up for next month.

• New Talent For Fiji Beach VolleyBall

  Fiji's beach volleyball team is integrating fresh talent, who will be guided by experienced players, as they build their squad.

• Labasa wins Fiji FACT 2025

  Labasa is the new BiC Fiji FACT Champion. The intense battle saw Labasa beat Rewa in a penalty shoot-out with a score of 4-2 .

• Rewa legends claim U40 title

  The International Veterans Tournament concluded its age-grade finals today at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva, with Rewa Legends emerging victorious in the Under-40s category.

• Fiji U20 defends title

  The Fiji Under-20 team has successfully defended their Oceania Rugby Challenge title with a dominant 48–16 victory over Samoa at Prince Charles Park in Nadi yesterday.

• Training on track for beach volleyball

  Fiji’s Beach Volleyball team is setting their sights on a podium finish at the upcoming Pacific Mini Games later this month.

• New winner to be crowned for Fiji Fact

  There will be a new BiC Fiji FACT champion this year, as Labasa ended Lautoka’s title defense with a 1-0 win in the first semi-final.

• Fijiana debutants impress

  The Vodafone Fijiana XV head coach praised the team’s dominant 59–5 victory over Tonga in their opening match of the Oceania Rugby Women’s Championship.

• Singh to take Zhou next month

  Fiji’s own featherweight champion, Binnu Singh Jnr, is set to step into the ring against Sydney-based Australian fighter Runqi Zoo next month for the WBA Oceania Super Bantamweight title.

• Tuisovivi eyes world cup selection

  Eighteen-year-old Tokasa Tuisovivi is training hard to earn a spot in the final Fiji Baby Pearls squad for the Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar later this year.

• Fijiana open Oceania Championship with dominant win

  The Vodafone Fijiana opened their Oceania Rugby Women’s Championship campaign in dominant fashion, cruising past Tonga 59-5.

• FRU eyes long-term strategy for 7s programs

  Fiji Rugby is setting its sights far beyond the next Olympic Games as it undertakes a comprehensive review of its 7s programs.

• Katonibau: Work Care Bill 2025

  Former national 7s and Flying Fijians rep, Isake Katonibau, made a heartfelt submission to the Standing Committee on Economic Affairs pushing for the inclusion of former and national reps to be recognized as workers in the Work Care Bill 2025.

• Labasa to make lineup changes for semifinal

  Labasa is actively making positional changes to sharpen their finishing touches on its opportunities.

• Sewabu urges patience with Drua

  Fiji Rugby Union interim CEO Koli Sewabu has called for understanding and long-term thinking as the Fijian Drua wrap up a difficult 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season.

• Five debutantes for Fijiana

  Vodafone Fijiana head coach Ioan Cunningham has named a strong and youthful line-up to face Tonga in their opening match of the 2025 Oceania Rugby Women’s Championship tomorrow.

• Lal not in Team Fiji list

  Despite securing first place in all three 1500 meters trials for the upcoming Pacific Mini Games, celebrated long-distance runner Avikash Lal is expressing deep disappointment after not being selected for Team Fiji’s final squad.

• Suva improves on training discipline

  After a disappointing absence from last year's Fiji FACT qualification, the Brian Singh-coached Suva FC side has been relentlessly putting in the hard yards, determined to re-establish themselves as a formidable force in Fijian football.

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• News Videos

• Govenment and police step up drug fight

  Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has issued an urgent warning about the escalating threat of drug abuse among young people, calling for immediate and collective action.

• Still time to turn tide

  Despite a zero point two percent downward revision in the growth forecast, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica remains optimistic, saying there’s still time to turn the tide.

• Harassment pay gaps push women out

  International lawyer and arbitrator Ana Tuiketei has sounded the alarm on gender inequality in Pacific newsrooms.

• Labasa continues to be the best-performing mill

  The Minister for Sugar, Charan Jeath Singh, has stated that he will continue to work on reviving the sugar industry to its former glory.

• NFA yet to establish cause of the fire

  A 71-year-old man has tragically died in a house fire this afternoon in Navakai, Nadi.

• FSC confirms crushing halt

  Crushing operations at the Lautoka Sugar Mill resumed at six this evening following an emergency shutdown over the weekend caused by a critical boiler fault.

• Tourism unfazed by forecast

  The man at the helm of Fiji’s tourism sector is unfazed by forecasts of a potential slowdown.

• Port of entry a prioprity

  Despite plans and forecasts for business growth and agricultural development in the North, residents believe a port of entry remains a top priority.

• Elderly neglect

  The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has revealed a series of shocking elder abuse cases, exposing what it calls a disturbing erosion of compassion and family responsibility in the country.

• Send them to jail, says Sugar Minister

  Minister for Sugar Charan Jeath Singh is taking a hardline stance against those responsible for torching cane farms.

• Film sector under pressure

  Film Fiji is anticipating tough competition in the global film industry.The National Fire Authority is urging Labasa residents to take fire and emergency sirens seriously.

• Farming in Vanuabalavu

  Farming on remote islands come with its own set of challenges. In Vanuabalavu, Lau, rocky terrain and limited water access make agriculture a tough job but not an impossible one.

• Fiji Water plots major agricultural investment in Vanua Levu

  Fiji Water is set to make a major investment in Vanua Levu’s economic and agricultural growth.

• Security on our terms says PM

  Australia has acknowledged Fiji’s critical role in regional affairs and has assured Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka that it will not dictate how the country handles its security matters.

• Women thrive in cane season

  Progress in the sugar industry is reshaping the cane fields, where diversification is evident as women join the harvesting crews.

• Unique underwater park takes shape off Qalito Island

  A unique underwater park is taking shape off Qalito Island — not on land, but on the seabed.

• Plane Crash Tragedy

  More than 240 people are dead after an Air India plane, bound for London, crashed moments after taking off in what authorities are calling the world's worst aviation disaster in a decade.

• Australian Prime Minister in Fiji

  Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in the country this afternoon.

• HIV Kits To Boost Cancer Fight

  Fiji's cervical cancer elimination efforts have received a major boost with the handover of Human Papillomavirus testing kits, vital for early detection.

• Bua Village Bridge Project Starts

  Construction of the $1.3 million iconic suspension bridge in Lomani Koro village, Bua, has officially begun, ending a 10-year wait.

• Drugs and Violence Targeted

  The Public Service Commission is intensifying its fight against gender-based violence and drug abuse, issuing a powerful call for unity, courage, and action from every public servant.

• Government To Make Ais Compulsory

  Fiji is tightening its maritime security with a new push for compulsory Automatic Identification Systems across all ports.

• Raicakacaka Rabuka

  With the national budget just around the corner, some senior citizens say an increase in welfare allowances will make a huge difference in meeting their daily needs.

• Case Transferred

  The Suva Magistrates Court has granted the application by the state counsel in the case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, and former Health Minister Dr. Neil Sharma.

• Dayal Shares Pain Of Family Abuse

  A 75-year-old retired civil servant, Umar Dayal, has shared his experience of abuse and neglect at the hands of his own family.

• Outdated Record Put Lives At Risk

  Tragically, thousands of diabetes cases across Fiji are going undetected. The reason? A national health data system that, according to Diabetes Fiji, is failing to provide accurate and up-to-date information.

• Nasinu Declared As Green Zone

  In a significant turnaround, Nasinu Town, previously identified as a "red zone" for high drug activity, has now been declared a "green zone" by police.

• Needle & Syringes Program Considered

  The Ministry of Health is cautiously considering the implementation of a needle and syringe program aimed at reducing HIV transmission among intravenous drug users.

• Nine Individuals Implicated

  Nine individuals including cabinet members are implicated in the Commission of Inquiry report into the now-dismissed FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali’s appointment.

• Matter Transfered To High Court

  The case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho has been transferred to the High Court for trial, pursuant to Section 188 of the Criminal Procedure Act.

• Drug Trial Continues

  A witness in the trial of one of the country’s biggest drug busts testified in court today that accused person David Heritage used his barge to transport the drugs from the high seas near Yasawa waters to the mainland.

• Concerns Mount On Constitution Impact

  As the simulation process for the electoral law review approaches its start at the end of this month, questions are being raised about whether the ongoing reform work will be impacted if the 2013 Constitution is removed or amended.

• Vanua Nabukelevu demands accountability

  Landowners in the Vanua of Nabukebuke are demanding accountability after more than 50 years of environmental damage caused by mineral exploration on their land.

• HIV diagnosis and care

  Health officials are raising alarm as nearly half of newly diagnosed HIV cases in Fiji are not enrolled in any healthcare facility.

• Challenging cultural misuse

  Sexual harassment is frequently downplayed due to entrenched cultural attitudes.

• Environmental protection is everyone's responsibility

  The Pacific Recycling Foundation has raised concern over a growing number of people regressing and failing to acknowledge the reality of climate change.

• Food safety is vital

  Few food establishments and outlets in Labasa town have yet to achieve the health and safety standard requirements for food safety.

• Namosi joint venture

  Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo has firmly denied claims that the government has any active mining plans under the Namosi Joint Venture project.

• Old birthing unit destroyed by fire

  98 percent of a vacant government building that used to be the old birthing unit has been destroyed by fire.

• Surveillance for littering

  Illegal dumping remains a serious issue in Nasinu, pushing local authorities to act swiftly.

• Surge in TB cases linked to HIV

  Fresh concerns have now been raised in relation to the surge in tuberculosis cases linked to the country’s growing HIV epidemic.

• Namosi reject mining license extension

  The landowners of Namosi have firmly rejected the renewal of the Namosi Joint Venture’s Special Prospecting License .

• Chief Justice denies GCC again on Constitution hearing

  Another attempt by the Great Council of Chiefs to participate in the Supreme Court hearing on the 2013 Constitution was denied by Chief Justice Salesi Temo.

• Accountants urged to partner in nation building

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on accountants to work closely with the government to help build a stronger and more sustainable Fiji.

• iTaukei bear brunt of HIV crisis

  Fiji recorded 1,583 new HIV cases with the iTaukei community accounting for the vast majority.  

• COI report handed to FICAC

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka confirms that Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Major-General Ro Jone Kalouniwai had raised concerns regarding possible interference in the Commission of Inquiry report.

• Turaga only one qualified to act as AG: PM

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has made it clear that, Siromi Turaga is the only qualified Cabinet member to serve as Acting Attorney-General, following the dismissal of Graham Leung last Friday.

• Vosarogo makes traditional apology to landowners

  Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo presented a Tabua today to the landowners of Namosi.