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• Finishing touches at Churchill Park underway

  Fijian Drua fans anticipate match in Lautoka

• Fiji wins gold in Toulouse

  Three second half tries handed the Fiji team the Toulouse 7s title and a gold medal in France.

• Suva wary of big challenge ahead

  Rams Cleaning Services/ All Freight Logistics Suva football team know they have a tough battle ahead as all teams are coming out guns blazing to take them down.

• Fijiana third in overall standings

  For the first time ever, the Fijiana 7s team is in the top three of the World Rugby Series standings.

• Fiji, Fijiana through to Toulouse 7s Cup Semis

  The Fiji and Fijiana 7s teams are both through to the Cup semi-final of the Toulouse 7s tournament.

• Winning start for defending Digicel Fiji Fact champions

  Defending Digicel Fiji FACT champion, Rams Cleaning Services / All Freight Logistics Suva got off to a good start defeating R. C. Manubhai Ba 1-0.

• Fijian Drua back home.

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua arrived last night for its last Super Rugby Pacific match of the season.

• Naitasiri retains Farebrother trophy

  Naitasiri has successfully defended the Inkk Farebrother trophy but Northland is the story from the challenge following their 6-10 loss at Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori.

• Fiji through to cup quaters

  The Fiji 7s side has secured its place in the quarter-final of the Toulouse 7s tournament.

• Chiefs next for the Fijian franchise

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will take a lot of lessons out of their defeat at the hands of the Crusaders last night.

• Suva primed for title defence

  Defending Skipper Cup champion Suva made a statement with a 26-19 win over Nadroga at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka yesterday.

• Gospel Saints work on building strong rugby program

  Gospel High School may not be a big name in secondary schools rugby but they are working on building a strong rugby program.

• Key in restarts: Fuli

  One of the major shortfalls for the Fijiana 7s team in Langford was the efficiency in their restarts.

• Season over for Derenalagi and Tuni

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Meli Derenalagi and young prop Meli Tuni’s 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season are over.

• Sela returns for Fiji FACT

  After two years away from Fiji Football tournaments, rising football star Josaia Sela is ready to return to the Digicel Fiji FACT.

• Fiji Finals ticket holders can refund or replace: Waqa

  Holders of the 2021 Coca Cola Games tickets can have them refunded or replaced when the Fiji Finals commences in August.

• Fiji finals in August

  The annual Coca Cola Games have been moved to August.

• Sauto recovering well

  Sauto was playing in Japan before joining the Fijiana Drua

• Mocenacagi back in Fiji 7s squad

  Former Fiji 7s rep Sevuloni Mocenacagi has joined the Fiji Airways Fijian 7s squad in France.

• Krishna ready for second Fiji FACT outing

  Nasinu player Ravikash Krishna is entering his second Digicel Fiji FACT, but he still feels like it’s his first.

• Drua out to forge its legacy

  Crucial game against Crusaders

• No slacking off says Singh

  There is no time to slack off and this is a stern reminder from Rewa coach Rodicks Singh as the side prepares for the Digicel Fiji FACT this weekend.

• Matarugu thankful for opportunity

  Vika Matarugu is also a military officer

• Gavidi shoulders responsibility for Gospel

  Gospel High School under-17 rugby league captain Josefa Gavidi wants to be a good role model for his teammates.

• Service Labasa 7s to be all inclusive

  The first-ever Fiji Bitter sponsored Service Labasa 7s is expected to be a major attention grabber with the inclusion of five-a-side futsal soccer.

• Cirikidaveta out of Crusaders clash

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua lock Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta will miss this weekend’s Super Rugby clash against the Crusaders due to injury.

• Labasa, a team to watch: Yusuf

  Fiji Football Association Chief Executive Mohammed Yusuf understands that district teams bring a different level of competition to tournaments like the Digicel Fiji FACT.

• Back to the drawing board for Nanukuloa

  Nanukuloa rugby side from Ra hopes to turn things around in the Vodafone Vanua Championship this week.

• Skipper Cup continues this week

  Nadi will play Rewa on Saturday at 3pm. In other Skipper Cup matches, Nadroga play Suva, Naitasiri hosts Northland, Rewa faces Nadi and Namosi will play Tailevu.

• Crusaders next for Drua

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have two games left to play in this Super Rugby Pacific season.

• Wainiqolo magic as Toulon makes ECC final

  Fiji’s Olympic gold medalist Jiuta Wainiqolo scored a decisive try to help Toulon make the European Challenge Cup final next weekend.

• TKO win for Charlo

  American Jermell Charlo has become the first-ever undisputed super welterweight champion after beating Brian Castano via a 10th-round technical knockout.

• Three wins in a row for Silktails

  The Kaiviti Silktails have recorded its third successive win this season.

• Slow preparations for QVS

  Tailevu Zone main focus for boys from Matavatucou

• Drua records second win

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua has recorded its second Super Rugby Pacific win after a 34-19 triumph over fellow newcomers Moana Pasifika.

• First loss for Naitasiri, hat-trick for Galala

  Nadi has put an end to Naitasiri’s Skipper Cup winning run at Prince Charles Park with a 32-31 win.

• Blue retains title

  Blue House retained the Suva Grammar Inter-House title.

• Tuwai out, Kunatani and Bolaca return

  Dual Olympic Games gold medalist Jerry Tuwai will not be part of the Toulouse and London 7s as Fiji Airways Fijian 7s Head Coach Ben Gollings named his final 13-member squad.

• Drua to have a new CEO

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will have a new Chief Executive Officer in a few months.

• Serevi hopes to make the cut

  Being the daughter of a world rugby sevens legend comes with its own set of expectations and Asinate Serevi is trying to live up to some of them.

• New midfield pair for Naitasiri

  Naitasiri Head Coach Ilaitia Tuisese has made a few positional changes to his line-up for tomorrow’s Skipper Cup clash against Nadi.

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• News Videos

• PM stands by the people

  Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has assured all Fijians that they will continue to receive their fair share of benefits.

• ADB-Fiji-sign-over-6m-grant-to-prepare-for-tourism-upswing

  The Asian Development Bank and the government have signed a $6.5 million grant to help Fiji prepare for a much-anticipated upswing in tourist arrivals.  

• Labourer cops mandatory life sentence for killing elderly man

  A 24-year-old man who brutally killed a 75-year-old in Viwawa, Navua last year for $100 has been handed a mandatory life sentence.

• Fijis-economic-rebound-on-track

  Fiji’s economy is rebounding strongly this year and International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director, Bo Li says this is an encouraging development for a developing country.

• Same-sex-marriage-needs-calm-and-rational-debate

  The inclusion of sex, gender, sexual orientation, and gender identity and or expression in the Fijian Constitution is an important legal safeguard.

• Tuiteci unfazed by sacking

  Sacked Social Democratic Liberal Party provisional candidate, Seremaia Tuiteci says the decision of the party does not faze him.

• Cement Company ordered to stop operations following breaches

  A stop-work order has been issued to Pacific Cement Limited by the Department of Environment.

• New Sun-business hub opened in Nadi

  A new business hub has been opened in Legalega Nadi.

• FijiFirst will not tell lies to win votes, says Bainimarama

  The leader of FijiFirst Voreqe Bainimarama has told supporters in Nadi that the party does not and will not lie to win votes.

• Tuiteci sacked by SODELPA

  Social Democratic Liberal Party proposed candidate Seremaia Tuiteci has been terminated from the Party effective immediately.

• Three-year sentence for Nawaikula

  Former Member of Parliament Nikolau Nawaikula will spend two years behind bars as part of a three-year sentence handed down by the Suva High Court moments ago.

• Mental Health experts worried about young people completing suicide

  Mental Health Experts are worried that more young people are completing suicide.

• Ratu Suliano used Veivatuloa village as permanent address

  Two witnesses from different stage agencies testified in the case against Social Democratic Liberal Party Member of Parliament Ratu Suliano Matanitobua today.

• Higher Education quality will improve: Dr Kishore

  The Fiji Higher Education Commission is working to enhance the qualifications of higher education institutions.

• NCD Crisis in Fiji

  According to the Health Ministry, Non-Communicable Disease deaths are consistent over decades and are the largest killer in Fiji.

• Ministry investigates absconding case: Kumar

  The Employment Ministry has confirmed receiving reports of absconding involving Fijians serving their tenure under Australia’s Pacific Labour Mobility Scheme.

• Rabuka blasted for mass migration comment

  PAP Leader Sitiveni Rabuka continues to get blasted for claiming that Indo-Fijians left Fiji willingly after his coup of 1987 that devastated Fiji.

• PM and AG raised concerns says Namosimalua

  Former Secretary General of Parliament Viniana Namosimalua has told the court that Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama had raised concern about allegations against some Members of Parliament.

• More women representation needed in Maritime sector

  In the Pacific, women represent 1.2% of the global seafarer workforce which indicates an increase of 45.8% in comparison to the 2015 quo.

• PM visits Coca Cola

  Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama visited the Coca-cola Europartners Fiji (CCE) main manufacturing and distribution site at Laucala Beach in Suva yesterday.

• MP is originally from Namosi village: FICAC witness

  The second witness in the case against Opposition MP Ratu Suliano Matanitobua has informed the court that the MP is originally from Namosi village.

• Fiji received $430m during the COVID period

  Permanent Secretary for Economy, Shiri Gounder confirms that Fiji received around $430m in budgetary assistance during the COVID period.

• Ministry stabilizes contraceptive supply chain

  The Ministry of Health has stabilized its contraceptive supply chain in terms of therapeutic drugs.

• Rabuka says India trip was for medical purposes

  People's Alliance Leader Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed his recent trip to India was a private, sponsored visit, which was used for medical purposes.

• Video bus driver bailed

  The Labasa bus driver at the centre of a viral video of assault by a police officer appeared at the Labasa Magistrate Court this afternoon with only charge filed against him.

• Internal audit of COVID expenses

  The Ministry of Health had to work with the national airline and Air New Zealand to receive passenger manifests for those being repatriated to Fiji.

• Freehold Buy Back scheme progressing well

  The iTaukei Land Trust Board's freehold buy-back scheme has been progressing well since its inception a few years ago.

• Court order part of the referral pathway

  A court order is last option for the Ministry of Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation’s Child Service Unit.

• Leptospirosis claims five more lives

  The Ministry of Health has recorded five new leptospirosis deaths since the last update on April 25th.

• Ratu Suliano has no house in Namosi: FICAC

  Opposition MP Ratu Suliano Matanitobua does not have a permanent dwelling place in Namosi Village.

• Flu-like illness

  Increase in children being admitted to hospitals

• Let’s work together to end discrimination and violence against LGBTQI individuals: Vulavou

  We need to stay committed to bringing about a region that is free from discrimination and violence and one in which people are free to love and be who they really are. That’s the message from Pacific Sexual and Gender Diversity Network Chief Executive Officer Isikeli Vulavou as we mark the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia (IDAHOT) today.

• Deadly figures: Two new diabetes cases daily

  At least two new diabetes cases are diagnosed at the CWM Hospital daily, which does not account for other new cases diagnosed at the health centers.

• $1.6M Project to boost Digital infrastructure in the Pacific Islands

  The Health and Education sector will soon receive ICT and digital equipment to extend their connectivity in the digital space.

• PM hits out at Ro Filipe over land issue

  Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has hit out at Opposition Member of Parliament, Ro Filipe Tuisawau with various irrelevant statements he made in parliament last week.

• Health staff not involved in claims of vaccine removal: Waqainabete

  The Ministry of Health is definite that no medical professionals were involved in the exercise to supposedly remove vaccines from those who have been administered COVID-19 jabs.

• Court order part of the referral pathway

  A court order is last option for the Ministry of Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation’s Child Service Unit.

• Judge to deliver ruling on MP’s case tomorrow

  High Court judge Justice Thushara Kumarage will deliver his ruling tomorrow on whether he will preside over the trial of Opposition MP Ratu Suliano Matanitobua.

• Contradictory statement about mass migration

  After a week of glaringly contradictory statements about why there was an exodus of thousands of Fijians exactly 35 years ago following his first coup, the leader of the People’s Alliance party now says descendants of girmityas were not chained or forced onto airplanes to mass migrate.

• Family organizes graduation rite for late son

  Josaia Usumaki was so close to finally achieving his dream of graduating when he died six weeks before his graduation rites.

• Midwifery curriculum at FNU reviewed

  The midwifery education programs need strengthening in order to ensure that it is aligned to the understanding of the ever-evolving medical science.

• Youth essential for economic stability: Sayed-Khaiyum

  Fiji needs to ensure that the country is on a path where people are able to have stability and confidence in the economy.

• Fiji is open to its people: PM

  Coming to Fiji has been made easier through the lifting of restrictions such as the quarantine requirement.

• Fiji is blessed with diverse religious traditions: PM

  Fiji is lucky to be blessed with many rich religious traditions and celebrate our different cultures as a nation.

• Gold FM ROC Market attracts huge crowd

  Scores of people flocked to the Gold FM ROC Market in Suva today to take advantage of homemade products, food, handicrafts, and other accessories on sale.

• Rabuka’s visit to India remains unclear

  The People’s Alliance has done a sudden and unexpected flip today changing its story about why its leader Sitiveni Rabuka unexpectedly departed for India earlier this week.

• 1987 coup motivated by ethnic hatred: PM

  The timing of the 1987 coup added insult to a grievous injury as that coup was motivated by ethnic hatred targeted at the Indo-Fijian community.

• Government invest millions into FCS infrastructure

  In the past number of decades, the Correction Services’ infrastructure, buildings, treatment of inmates and salaries of corrections officers were neglected.

• Fiji expects more visitors

  Visitor numbers continue to increase

• More work needed on jetties: Radrodro

  Opposition MP Salote Radrodro claimed in parliament that the Fiji Roads Authority has done very little to rehabilitate jetties around the country.

• Childrens safety is vital

  Counselling services are available

• Salt making process continues

  Traditional salt makers from Lomawai village in Nadroga believe the pandemic presents an opportunity to re-strategize.

• AG hits out at Naicker

  The Attorney General has shot back at Sadasivan Naicker for undermining the leadership in government.

• School teacher fronts court

  A Labasa school teacher appeared in court this afternoon charged with assaulting a student.

• Nawaikula seeks suspended sentence, FICAC disagrees

  Former Opposition Member of Parliament Nikolau Nawaikula has suffered a huge blow after his conviction in the Anti-Corruption High Court.

• i-Taukei landownership protected in Constitution says AG

  Opposition MP Ro Filipe Tuisawau questioned the government on why State land where the capital city is located hasn't been reverted to its traditional owners.

• Kumar confronts Oppositions for lack of participation

  Minister for Employment, Parveen Kumar has told the Opposition they do not have the right to represent the rights of Fijian workers.

• FEO ramps-up election preparation

  Preparations for the 2022 General Election are being bolstered as the Fijian Elections Office now explores probable set-up for the Count Centre.