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• Highlanders next for Drua

  Lessons learnt from the Reds clash

• Back to farming for Lavena Reds

  Team looks forward to next Marist 7s

• Reds hold off late Drua comeback

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua came close but not close enough as they went down fighting 24-27 to the Reds in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific clash.

• Tuwai to get a dream home

  Minister for Youth and Sports Jese Saukuru has given reassurance that Olympians Jerry Tuwai will get what he was promised and Napolioni Bolaca will get his much-needed surgery.

• Consistent winning mindset

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua knows expectations from fans have shot up another level after their historic win over the Crusaders in round three of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.

• Youth Final

  Dominion Brothers retains its title in the youth division of the 47th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s.

• 3 to 4 minutes game time for Bolaca

  Napolioni Bolaca has been impressive so far for Fiji in the 47th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s tournament, showcasing the flair he is known for in the international sevens scene.

• Tuwai Investments PTE Limited

  Two-time Olympic gold-medalist, Jerry Tuwai launched his very own company - Tuwai Investments Pte Limited today.

• Drua hopes to get more crowd

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua is chasing its second home win in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific competition and is calling on fans to turn up in numbers to cheer on the players.

• Fijiana Drua presents i-Tatau

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua are set for it's Super W title defence, presenting its i-Tatau today at the State House to President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere.

• Valenitabua appointed to FRU board

  Suva lawyer Simione Valenitabua has been appointed to the Fiji Rugby Union Board by Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.

• Maul concerns for Drua

  It's business as usual for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua.The side has addressed a very critical part of their game, which is the driving maul.

• Drua reset and re-focus

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s win against defending Super Rugby champions the Crusaders is history now and the team will need to focus on their next match.

• Go FundMe Page for Olympian

  A Go FundMe Page has been set up by two rugby fans to help raise money for Olympic gold medalist Napolioni Bolaca.

• Naikasau on a mission

  Fiji 7s extended squad rep Leo Naikasau is on a mission to inspire the younger players in the Tabadamu 7s team to another level.

• Paris Olympics

  The French embassy hosted a relay race today as a buildup and commemoration of 500 days until the Paris 2024 and Paralympic games.

• Hill set to stage another big promotion

  Olympian Winston Hill is set to stage another big promotion which will be bigger and better after a successful finish last year.

• All set for Marist 7s

  The 12 seeded teams in the main Cup competition of the 47th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s will have the games of their lives as they battle for supremacy to make the top 16 in day two eliminations.

• Western State Maroons to host Hela Wigman

  Fiji’s Western State Maroons will host Papua New Guinea’s Hela Wigman side at Churchill Park in next Saturday's return of the Melanesian Cup after two years.

• Easter competition next for FVF

  With the succesful completion of the Vulaca and Vanua Challenge, the Fiji Volleyball Federation now looks forward to hosting their third and final sanctioned tournament of the year.

• Cricket Fiji aims to improve ranking

  Fiji’s main aim at the Pacific Island Cricket Challenge is to improve its ranking.

• Nakasi High ready to retain zone title

  Triple N Zone boys division winner, Nakasi High School, looks forward to retaining their title this year.  

• Drua progress

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua is now fifth on the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific standings after three rounds.

• Kikau instrumental in Bulldogs win

  Jacob Kiraz and Josh Eddo-Carr provided the magic and Viliame Kikau the muscle as the Bulldogs upset the Storm 26-12 in their NRL round two clash last night.

• Fiji volleyball calender

  Despite the challenges, Fiji Volleyball Federation managed to stage another successful tournament for the year.

• Pacific cricket challenge

  Both the Fiji women's and men's sides won their respective games at the inaugural Pacific Island Cricket Challenge at Albert Park in Suva.

• Historical Drua win

  Super Rugby history has been created right here at home as the Swire Shipping Fijian Deua defeated the defending champions, Crusaders 25-24.

• Drua development outing

  The Drua Development squad had some needed game time today, taking on Australian based GPS rugby club.

• Marist interhouse

  Claudius have once again won the Marist Brothers High School Inter-house today after the school went through two elimination rounds.

• Suva Volleyball keeps the ball flying

  Suva Volleyball has once again kept the ball flying scooping both titles at todays Vanua Challenge in Suva.

• Tailevu Naitasiri hopes to up their game

  Despite their loss at the Digicel Fiji Women’s Super League, the Tailevu Naitasiri goalkeeper Bernadette Penjueli says she is proud of her team's performance being better than last.  

• Consistency for Drua

  There's a lot of confidence in the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua camp as they countdown to tomorrow's Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific clash against the Crusaders.

• Heat factor for Crusaders

  Crusaders coach Scott Robertson says he is expecting his team to be playing against 16 men when they meet the Swire Shipping Fijian Drau tomorrow at Churchill Park.

• OVF President here to listen

  Oceania Volleyball Federation president Hugh Graham is confident Fiji can do well.

• Sila Central prepares for Tripple N Zone

  Sila Central High School hopes to excel academically and also in sports this year.

• Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco

  There will be no time for new Force backrower Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco - who has links to Fiji - to settle into life in Western Australia.

• Panthers hold off fast finishing Rabbitohs

  The Panthers are on the board in 2023 after surviving a late comeback from the Rabbitohs to win their NRL clash 16-10 in the opening game of Round two.

• Eroni Sau to start

  Majority of the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua players grew up watching and admiring the Crusaders but it will be a different story altogether when they clash in this weekend's Shop N Save Super Rugby round.

• Fijian trio starts

  The three players with links to Fiji in the Crusaders squad will all start against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua on Saturday.

• Mayanavanua to join Northampton

  Flying Fijians lock Temo Mayanavanua will feature in England’s Premiership rugby next season.

• Preparation continues for Bula Boys

  Despite not having Ashnil Raju and Wiliam Valentine, the Digicel Bula Boys interim coach Marika Rodu can still make some changes in the squad.

• Blues go against Hurricanes this weekend

  One of the big games of Super Rugby will be between the Blues and Hurricanes this weekend.

• Drua forwards commended

  Our Swire Shipping Fijian Drua forwards have been praised for their efforts against the Waratahs which has given their coach a platform to work on before facing the defending champions.

• Fijiana Drua emphasize on the importance of education

  The Rooster Chicken Fijiana Drua know how important education is as it's something that'll help them in the long run, especially after rugby.

• Bula Boys march into camp

  Marika Rodu, who was selected to lead the team for Tri-Nations FIFA International Friendlies this month, believes that the boys have learned a lot from their former coach, Flemming Serristlev.

• Cricket to enhance Pacific Island bond

  The 2nd day of a 4-day sports development program for cricket participants is underway. It was organized by the Australian Defence Force, International Cricket Council and Cricket Fiji and will be completed Friday before the T20 International Cricket tournament in Albert Park on Saturday.

• Lami High School inter-house

  Lami High School is requesting for financial support from business houses ahead of the zone meet next month.

• Chiefs top of Super Rugby

  It's not often we see this in recent years, the Chiefs are top of Super Rugby, one of three unbeaten teams, and they've racked up the points in the first two weeks of the competition.

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• Walesi investment

  Claims of $123M used to establish Walesi surfaced

• Oral health

  Oral health issues still a concern

• Unpaid rates

  $34M owed to WAF

• Work continues to grow GDP

  The government is working towards growing the Gross Domestic Product by 50 percent in the next ten years while paying off the government's debt.

• Fiji expands it's international reach

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, says there is a strong sense of confidence and trust that is building between Fiji and international communities.

• MSME's need support

  The Micro small and Medium Enterprises businesses in Fiji have the ideas however they lack the financial support needed to move them forward.

• Thousands without water

  The Water Authority of Fiji is trying its best to achieve full water restoration for thousands of Fijians along the Suva-Nausori Corridor.

• Bau to host GCC

  Kubuna paramount Chief, Vunivalu Tui Kaba Ratu Epenisa Cakobau has received confirmation from the government to host the Great Council of Chiefs this May.

• Mahuta visits Bau

  Close family connections, rugby, education amongst other relationships are ties that brings Fiji and New Zealand together.

• 341 Civil Servants terminated

  Civil servants who were fired because of the 'no jab no job' policy can re-apply if there are vacant positions to fill.

• Debt Repayment

  The Pacific Economist for the ANZ Bank has provided some positive news on the government's debt management during the pandemic.

• Tui Nakelo laid to rest

  The Vanua o Rara o Nakelo today farewelled its paramount Chief, the late Tui Nakelo, na Vunivalu Ratu Tevita Na-mela.

• Crime rates

  Crime against women on the rise in Fiji

• No jab, no job regulation revoked

  Cabinet has revoked the "No Jab, No Job" regulation that was introduced during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Violence will not be condoned

  Violence will not be condoned in any of the public rental board flats and those involved will be evicted.

• Sovereign wealth fund for Fiji

  The establishment of a sovereign wealth fund is Fiji's answer to preparing against unexpected crisis situations.

• PRB and police to work together

  The safety and security of children at the various public rental board flats has taken centre stage following suspicions that they are being used to transport illicit drugs.

• Private public partnership

  The government has announced a major new initiative to tackle the country's housing crisis.

• It was good having Roko Ului back, Kamikamica

  Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica says it was good to have the former 3FIR Commanding Officer of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba Mara, back in the country.

• Immigration policies

  Loss of skilled labor to Australia and New Zealand is a growing concern for corporate bodies.

• Officer welfare

  Prioritizing the welfare of Fiji Correction Officers is an area that the coalition government will be focusing on.

• Drainage issue

  If the Ministry of Waterways is unable to manage drainage in the North, the sugar minister says he will encourage them to delegate the responsibility to the sugar ministry.

• No charges on Kean

  The former Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner, Francis Kean, is a free man facing no charges.

• Drug raid

  Over 4000 plants believed to be marijuana have been seized by police following raids in various areas around the country.

• SODELPA investigates

  The Social Democratic Liberal Party has launched an investigation into potential mismanagement of party funds.

• FSC urged to be transparent

  The sugarcane farmers in Labasa have called on the Fiji Sugar Corporation to be transparent.  

• Follow mandate

  The Attorney General Siromi Turaga reminded prison officers to measure themselves with the constitution.

• Spike in Leptospirosis cases

  There has been a surge in leptospirosis cases in the province of Macuata and Bua in the Northern Division.

• $3 billion of Potential investments

  There are approximately $3 billion worth of potential investment projects in Fiji currently.

• Call for economic diversification

  ANZ Bank Pacific Economist, Dr. Kishti Sen, has warned against a rushed approach towards budget consolidation emphasizing the importance of a fiscally responsible strategy for budget repair.

• Road accidents

  18 lives have been lost so far on our roads this year compared to only three for the same period last year.

• Tourism development

  Vanua Levu is set to undergo major development in the coming years.

• Diversifying products

  The sugar mills in Fiji will soon have a refinery and an ethanol plant to diversify the products made in the mill.

• New life

  In a heartwarming story of redemption and second chances, three long-serving prisoners were released earlier this week after being granted a presidential pardon.

• Rape offenders

  Ninety-one percent of rape offenders over the past six years were known to the victims, says Fiji Women's Crisis Center coordinator Shamima Ali.

• Water woes

  The Water Authority of Fiji admits it is playing a catch-up game in terms of supply in the Suva-Nausori corridor.

• Vunivalu proposes to host GCC

  The newly installed Vunivalu na Tui Kaba Ratu Epenisa Cakobau has extended an open invitation to host the first Great Council of Chiefs meeting on the chiefly island of Bau.

• TSLS review

  The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has plans to undertake a review of its priority areas of study.

• Farmers raise concerns

  Ministry introduces new incentives

• Bainimarama and Qiliho granted bail

  Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho have elected for a Magistrate Court trial.

• Ratu Epenisa officially installed

  Today marks a new Era for the Kubuna confederacy as the Chiefly Island of Bau traditionally installs Ratu Epenisa Cakobau as the Vunivalu na Tui Kaba.

• Emolument committee reviews allowance and benefits

  An independent Emolument Committee will be engaged to review the benefits and allowances of parliament members.

• Warehouse partially destroyed

  Alfa Private Limited, a leading manufacturing company and subsidiary of CJ Patel and Company Limited based in Wailada in Lami was partially destroyed by fire today.

• Students urged to read TSLS policies

  The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service says prospective and current students need to familiarize themselves with its policies and regulations.

• Farmers request for maintenance

  Over 200 sugarcane farmers in Wainikoro and Daku Sectors in Macuata have raised concerns regarding the state of railway infrastructure.

• DPP sanctions charges

  Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde has sanctioned charges of abuse of office against the former Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama, and suspended Police Commissioner, Sitiveni Qiliho.

• Two fold increase in cases recorded by FWCC

  The number of domestic violence incidents reported to the Fiji Women's Crisis Center doubled last year.

• President pardons three inmates

  Three serving inmates finally reunited with their loved ones today after serving for more than 20 years behind bars.

• Over $614 million owed under TSLC

  Over $614 million is owed by students who have been assisted under the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service, as of last month.

• Terminated officers may be reconsidered

  The Fiji Police Force is receiving applications from officers whose employment was terminated due to extramarital affairs.

• Give prior notice

  Fijians heading to Australia under the Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme have been advised to give prior notice to their local employer.

• No-drop policy help police force

  Women in the Force are exposed to domestic violence in the workplace like any other organization.