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• Fiji loses 2023 Pacific Games bid

  The 2031 Pacific Games will be held in Tonga and not Fiji.

• Fijiana faces Samoa at 2am tomorrow

  Our Fijiana 15s can climb as high as 13th on the World rankings with a large victory against Samoa on Sunday in round 2 of the WXV3 in Dubai.

• Drua at FNU Open Day

  Players from the Fijian Drua and the Fijiana Drua teams graced the Fiji National University open day today as part of their newly formed partnership with FNU.

• Five year development for Kaji Rugby

  Development is key for the Fiji Primary Schools Rugby Union according to its president Sakiusa Turagabeci.

• FSC Under 20 sevens

  The Central Division Police side is looking to make one better at this year’s Fiji Police Inter-District-Championship after reaching the semi-finals last year.

• Kaji Rugby returns after five years

  Yesterday marked a significant milestone for rugby in primary schools after the Kaji Rugby Nationals competition was launched at the Vodafone headquarters in Suva.

• Central division looks to win tourney

  The Fiji Sports Council and Fiji Rugby Union have announced a partnership for an U20 7s Rugby Tournament.

• FRU trustees call for evidence

  The Fiji Rugby Union trustees have expressed their willingness to investigate allegations of corruption and late payments if players come forward with concrete evidence.

• Tuidraki proud of team

  Fiji Schoolboys Under-18 captain Samuela Tuidraki is proud of his team and the coaching staff for their effort in preparing for the Test match against the Australian Schoolboys that concluded yesterday.

• Surf competition boosts economy

  The return of the World Surf League Corona Fiji Pro has had a significant impact on Fiji’s tourism and hospitality sectors.

• Double victory for Fiji U18

  The Fiji School Boys Under 18 team doubled down on their victory against Australia School Boys defeating them 34-25 this afternoon in their second Test at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

• North tour for Fiji Bati

  Fiji Bati coach Wise Kativerata has revealed plans to visit the Northern Division next week, accompanied by several team members ahead of the full squad's assembly on Saturday for the Pacific Bowl Championship.

• 2024 IDC Pool draws

  The FMF Inter District Tournament pool draws for this year's tournament were revealed this morning with 20 teams in three divisions.

• Drua excited to host Brumbies

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are set to kick off the new season with high expectations, hosting the Brumbies for the first time and aiming for their maiden victory against them.

• Game 2 heating up

  After creating history on Saturday night in Lawaqa Park, the Fiji Schoolboys will be looking to get only their second win over the Australia schoolboys when they face off tomorrow.

• Fiji Schoolboys make history

  Fiji Schoolboys Under-18 coach Peniona Ranitu expressed immense pride following his team’s historic 26-14 victory over Australia at Lawaqa Park last night.

• First win for Fijiana XV

  The Fijiana rugby team delivered a commanding performance in their opening match of the WXV 3 tournament, cruising to a 38-3 victory over Hong Kong China.

• Army trusting the process

  Former captain wary of police challenge

• Mental preparation is key

  Fijiana XV to open WXV 3 account against Hong Kong China

• Tavua promoted to DFPL

  Tavua dominant over Bua

• 96th pineapple Cup commence

  Finding new young players a challenge

• Fiji thumped by NZ Maori

  Foster optimistic of team

• Fijiana set for WXV3

  Three key players out due to injuries

• Fiji schoolboys team counts down

  Teamwork to play a key role

• Police accepts Army challenge

  2024 Sukuna Bowl officially launched

• Tavua football mission

  Tavua will be without Malakai Tiwa

• Do-or-die for Nasinu

  Discipline is key says Tagi Vonolagi

• School visit from Aussie team

  Friendly match

• Set price key for Fiji Schoolboys

  Getting the basics right will be key for the Fiji Schoolboys rugby side ahead of their first match against the Australia Schoolboys on Saturday.

• 2024 Police Inter-formation launch

  Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew has urged all officers to maintain discipline both on and off the field during the 2024 Police Interformation soccer competition.

• Set price key for Fiji Schoolboys

  Getting the basics right will be key for the Fiji Schoolboys rugby side ahead of their first match against the Australia Schoolboys on Saturday.

• Botia thanks of life after rugby

  For Flying Fijians World Cup flanker Levani Botia, it's about life after rugby and making up for the time lost with family during tours.

• Experienced players boosts team

  The Fiji Under-18 rugby team is gearing up for their highly anticipated match against the Australian Schoolboys this Saturday.

• Squad depth

  The Flying Fijians will surely have some new and returning players for the November Tour.

• Derenalagi voices concern

  Drua skipper and Flying Fijians number eight Meli Derenalagi is one of the members of the current squad who has taken a bold step to speak out about the situations they face.

• Good depth says Byrne

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne expressed optimism about his team’s depth after beating Japan to clinch the Pacific Nations Cup title.

• Fiji Schoolboys rugby

  Two Queen Victoria School Deans winning under-18 players are excited to be part of the Fiji Schoolboys side.

• Senior players join Nayacalevu's call

  Call for immediate change at FRU

• Fiji schoolboys ready for Australia

  Team camping in Sigatoka

• Lautoka rugby wraps up season

  Off season program to start soon

• Elder helps Dahlman win gold

  Nine months of training pays off

• Fiji preps for Oceania Championship

  Powerlifting Fiji is preparing to send five to six athletes

• Weightlifting Fiji success

  The 2024 Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship definitely raised the bar for Fiji

• Rainibogi delivers gold and record

  The 2023 Fiji Sportsman of the Year, Taniela Rainibogi, won Fiji’s first senior gold at the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship at the Vodafone Arena in Suva.

• Francis laid to rest

  Former Fiji Finals senior boys' high jump gold medalist, Kaiava Francis has been laid to rest today.

• Byrne backs Momo

  Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne has addressed concerns that have arisen about Epeli Momo's performance in the Pacific Nations Cup semi-final last week.

• Double silver for Tokona

  Weightlifting Fiji athletes Zion Tokona and Tomasi Saukuru delivered outstanding performances, adding to Fiji’s medal haul at the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship in Suva this afternoon.

• Duo adds to Fiji's medal tally

  Fiji Weightlifting scooped another three medals today at the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship through Olimaipa Secivo and Elizabeth Waqavou who competed in the Women’s 81Kg category at the Vodafone Arena in Suva.

• Bryne confident in Ravula

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has reaffirmed his decision to keep Isaiah Armstrong Ravula in the full-back position for the highly anticipated Pacific Nations Cup final against Japan.

• Nayacalevu - FRU saga

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has raised concerns about persistent maladministration within the Fiji Rugby Union following recent tensions involving former Flying Fijians captain Waisea Nayacalevu and the union.

• Habosi indefinitely suspended

  Reports out of France state that Fijian wing Vinaya Habosi has been indefinitely suspended by his club, Racing 92.

• Byrne aware of Japans fast-pace

  Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne is well aware of the fast-paced style Japan brings to the game and says his team is preparing to slow things down in the final of the Pacific Nations Cup.

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• Water disruption for central division

  Residents along the Suva-Nausori corridor will face water disruptions starting from Thursday midnight until Sunday, as the Water Authority of Fiji will conduct essential connection works

• Vatukoula gold mine workers

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged the protracted 33-year strike by Vatukoula Gold Mine workers, reflecting on its historical significance and the government’s commitment to resolving their grievances.

• Integrity within government

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has asserted his confidence in the restoration of integrity within the government, specifically in the settlement of the matter at the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

• HIV epidemic

  Fiji has emerged as the second fastest-growing HIV epidemic in the Asia-Pacific region, following closely behind the Philippines. In 2021, HIV claimed 25 lives in the country.

• Derelict vessels

  The Ministry of Public Works in collaboration with key maritime partners, is set to address the long-standing issue of derelict and abandoned vessels, with the first tangible removals expected to begin next month.

• Tuisawau reveals boat safety issues

  Infrastructure Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau highlights the need to improve the monitoring of small boats in Fiji, citing the safety risks of boat operators not complying with regulations.

• Couple allegedly defrauds FRU

  A couple fronted the Suva Magistrates court this morning for allegedly defrauding the Fiji Rugby Union.

• Term of reference drafted

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka states that the terms of reference for the Commission of Inquiry to investigate allegations made by former FICAC Acting Deputy Commissioner, Francis Puleiwai, are in draft form and will soon be formulated and released.

• Baseless allegations

  Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga has refuted claims made by Francis Puleiwai, the former Deputy Commissioner for Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption, on interference in an ongoing investigation.

• Strict rules for fundraising

  School fundraising is only permitted under very special circumstances, as per the Education ministry's directive.

• Labour migration persists

  Fiji's ongoing labour shortage continues to pose challenges, with the government working hard to address the issue.

• Police remembrance day

  The personal sacrifices of police officers were honored today by Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew, who highlighted the challenges faced by families when duty calls their loved ones away.

• Police investigations underway

  Former Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Deputy Commissioner Francis Puleiwai has revealed she left Fiji on September 7 due to safety concerns.

• PM demands inquiry

  Puleiwai alleges political meddling

• Rice production

  Direct support to boost rice production

• Alternate route

  Ensuring the capital city remains accessible

• Urgent action

  Sea-level rise threatens 240 coastal communities by 2025

• Mortgage defaults common

  Ministry to address issue

• Shortage of specialists

  Successful operations

• Buy-Back scheme

  Vugalei clan buys back 73-acres of land from government

• Navigating our future

  Minister emphasizes safety first

• RFMF reconciliation

  The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will now operate under civil law as part of their commitment to uphold the interests of Fiji and its people.

• Employers concern about productivity

  Workers’ productivity continues to be a concern for employers and workplaces across the country.

• Million visitors expected

  Fiji is expected to reach a million visitors by the end of this year.

• 93 resignation on average

  The resignation of an average of 93 teachers per month from the Ministry of Education between January 1st and August 31st this year has raised serious concerns about the state of Fiji's education system.

• Seeto calls for transparency

  Investment Fiji Chair Jenny Seeto is calling for greater transparency and accountability in the allocation and management of funds for the implementation of the National Development Plan 2025-2029 and Vision 2050.

• No disturbance to peace

  Residents of Nauwa and Valelawa outside Dreketi, Macuata, are confident that the recent release of George Speight does not affect the bond and relationship amongst ethnic communities around Fiji.

• Crime surge

  Fiji has seen a concerning increase in criminal activity this year, with cases of assault, burglaries and theft on the rise, according to Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations, ACP Livai Driu.

• Stable International order

  Fiji's foreign policy is being put to the test like never before as the world order shifts rapidly.

• Foreign Policy White Paper

  Shaping future international engagements

• New start date for FNU Labasa

  No repeat of past incident

• Airports Fiji Limited infrastructure

  More work to enhance AFL services

• Students selling drugs

  30 drug cases last year

• Surge in defamation cases

  Commission collaborates with social media platforms

• Drug addiction

  Tutani shares story

• Housing issue

  Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Housing, Manasa Lesuma, says there is significant work needed to address the housing shortage in urban centers across the country.

• Environment Ministry clears backlog

  The Ministry of Environment has cleared 98 percent of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) application backlog that had accumulated before November last year

• Cancer claims 10 lives

  A total of 10 women between the ages of 30 and 50 recorded from the Northern Division have died from cervical cancer out of the 20 cases detected since January 2023.

• FPF faces drugs tampering concerns

  The Fiji Police Force has reported an increase in alleged serious cases of drug tampering within its ranks.

• World Bank commits $400 million

  The World Bank is committing $400 million over the next decade to support economic growth under the NaVualiku-Fiji Tourism Development Program in Vanua Levu.

• Hindrance of development

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged that those involved in Fiji’s past turmoils largely contributed to delays in the nation’s development.

• Mixed reactions

  Former Prime Minister and Fiji Labour Party Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has raised his concerns over the recent release of 2000 coup leader Ilikini Naitini, commonly known as George Speight.

• Financial sector surges

  Fiji’s financial system has grown significantly over the past 10 years, with assets valued at $29.5 billion in December 2023, compared to $12.7 billion in 2013.

• Housing market

  Fiji’s housing market is reaping the rewards of historically low interest rates, driven by the Reserve Bank of Fiji’s monetary policies.

• Registration halted

  The Ministry of Employment has deferred new registrations for the Labour Mobility Scheme until next year.

• Fiji battles severe poverty

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica has revealed that a significant portion of Fiji's population is living in poverty, with more than half of the nation affected by economic hardship.

• Signing agreement

  Fiji and Japan today signed an exchange of notes for a multi-million dollar stand-by loan to support post-disaster recovery and rehabilitation.

• Airports Fiji Limited support

  The government signed an agreement for a grant of 1.25 billion yen, approximately 15 million Fijian dollars, from the Japanese Government to Fiji Airports Limited.