• Sports Videos

• Drua ready for new adventure

  The Fijian Drua will embark on an exciting journey next week where they'll experience something for the first time as a group.

• 45 players for U20 camp

  The SportsWorld Fiji Under 20s development camp concluded last week bringing together 45 players from across the country.

• Bula Bay in to win

  The Bula Bay 7s team is gearing up for their debut at the McDonald’s Fiji Coral Coast 7s tournament next month, united by one common goal: to make their mark on the prestigious stage.

• Fiji Womens out for Pacific Cup title

  With their eyes set on winning the Oceania Pacific Cup, Fiji Women's Hockey captain believes her side has what it takes to achieve this ambition.

• Fijiana to host Wallaroos

  The Fijiana 15s will play a Test match against the Wallaroos next year in Fiji.

• Drua tens

  The Sun Bell Drua 10s on Friday at Prince Charles Park in Nadi is free for fans to attend.

• Lomani to elevate team

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua co-captain Frank Lomani says the team is now fully focused on the Drua following a great Northern Tour with the Flying Fijians.

• Pacific Cup a special one for Kumar

  Despite representing Fiji at various international tournaments for almost 10 years, Divyankar Kumar ran out for the first time in the national jumper at home.

• Development next for Men's Netball

  After creating history in Singapore on the weekend, the Fiji Men's Netball side is back in the country and they hope to assert their dominance but the next step for them is development.

• Coach impressed with Fiji team

  The Fiji Men's hockey side showcased their strength, matching the prowess of the Fiji Warriors with a commanding 5-1 victory in their opening game at the Oceania Pacific Cup.

• Oceania 7s

  The Fijiana Development side won the Oceania 7s title after a hard earned 14-5 victory over Samoa at the National Stadium in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

• Perth next stop in series

  Despite finishing third at the Cape Town 7s, the Fiji Men's team still leads the Series points standings.

• Drua sets high ambitions

  With the Super Rugby Pacific season to start in February, the Fijian Drua have already set their sights on the prestigious trophy.

• Labasa northpole wins NCC

  Labasa Northpole captain Christopher Wasasala dedicated their achievement to their fans and supporters back home after winning the Cecil’s National Club Championship in Suva.

• Pacific Cup 

  Members of the Fiji Men’s and Women’s Hockey side received their official jerseys last night for the Oceania Pacific Cup competition that starts tomorrow.

• Youths encouraged to take up AFL

  While AFL may not be a major sport in Fiji, it provides benefits that other common sport in the country provides to national reps.

• More game time for Baselala

  Tough competition for Baselala at half-back next season

• 2025 Drua merch

  Collection promises new standards

• Fiji Development shines at Oceania

  Fiji men's and women's secure wins

• Labasa Northpole through to final

  Northpole FC of Labasa to face Buiduna of Tailevu Naitasiri in Cecil’s National Club Championship final

• Bogisa confident in team

  Fiji 7s Development team expects tough matches in Oceania 7s

• Tanivanuakula set for Cape Town 7s

  He's expected to continue his fine form in Cape Town

• Former national rep continues work

  Meli Vuilabasa mentors Flying Arrow FC

• Tabadromu out to pursue greatness

  Hopes of representing Fiji at international level is slowly materializing for fifteen-year-old Charlotte Tabadromu

• Promoter yet to be interviewed

  South Pacific Boxing promoter Freddy Chand is one of the three individuals based overseas yet to be interviewed by the Board of Inquiry as part of its investigation on the passing of local boxer Ubayd Haider.

• Fiji 7s development

  The Fiji Men’s 7s development team is gearing up for the Oceania 7s, which kicks off this weekend.

• European Professional Club Rugby Champions Cup

  Bath Rugby head coach Johann van Graan has hinted at using the Springboks’ innovative 5-2 bench split in their European Professional Club Rugby Champions Cup opener against Levani Botia's La Rochelle this weekend.

• Possible reward for players at end of the season

  There's a possibility the Fiji Airways Men’s 7s team may get some financial reward if they lift the overall World Series title next year.

• No quarterfinals in Cape Town

  There’ll be no quarterfinals at the Cape Town 7s in South Africa this weekend.

• Oceania 7s this weekend

  Fans can watch the Fiji 7s and Fijana 7s Development sides at the Oceania 7s in Honiara, Solomon Islands this weekend live on FBC Sports

• Boxing board of inquiry

  The Commission of Inquiry is continuing its investigating into the death of the late boxer, Ubayd Haider.

• Pacific Cup next week

  There may be some rookies in the national hockey squads preparing for the Pacific Cup but there are a few who have been there and done it.

• Fiji reigns in Dubai

  Osea Kolinisau has created another feather in the cap after winning his first World 7s Series tournament in Dubai this morning as a coach

• Kolinisau delivers title

  Fiji's national anthem was heard again after two years in a World Sevens Series tournament final.

• Rewa reigns

  Rewa owned the Fiji Football Association Awards night, scooping five awards.

• Vatukoro secures victory

  Supercool Vatukoro secured a well-deserved victory in the Fiji Sports Council Men's Bowl final, defeating the formidable Western Marines 10-5 in a hard-fought match.

• Seru grateful to Silktails

  Former Queen Victoria School head boy Tomasi Seru is thankful for the opportunity to develop his rugby career through the Kaiviti Silktails program, which eventually led to his selection by La Rochelle.

• NZFFI Auckland retains Pacific Cup

  The NZFFI Auckland All Stars continued their dominance in the Pacific Community Cup, defeating Manukau All Stars 2-0 in the final at Churchill Park, Lautoka.

• Fiji 7s development

  The Fijiana 7s development team is gearing up for the Oceania 7s tournament, which kicks off next week in the Solomon Islands.

• Bears win

  Flying Fijians back-row Viliame Mata and inside center Kalaveti Ravouvou both scored a try in the Bristol Bears' impressive 48-24 victory over Harlequins, with Mata making a strong debut in the Top 14.

• Vunivalu to debut

  Former Queensland Reds winger Suliasi Vunivalu is set to make his Top 14 debut for La Rochelle.

• Ali humbled by nomination

  Navua coach Saiyad Ali is humbled by his nomination for Coach of the Year at the 2024 Extra Supermarket Fiji FA Awards.

• Boys U14 200m

  Suva Rua athlete Lawrence Fatiaki clinched the gold medal in the highly anticipated Boys Under-14 200m final this afternoon.

• Girls U14 200m

  Unaisi Rusivakula of Nadi struck gold in the Girls Division, making her mark as one of the standout athletes of the competition.

• Talei helps team secure win

  Karen Talei has expressed pride in her team’s performance at the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games, despite finishing second in the under-12 girls' 4x4 relay event.

• Fairytale finish for Ravuyawa

  Ravuyawa shines before Australia move Mario Ravuyawa will soon bid farewell to Fiji as he prepares to migrate to Australia next month, but not before achieving a memorable milestone.

• Fijiana 7s ready to shine in Dubai

  The Fijiana 7s team is gearing up for the Dubai Sevens this weekend with a fresh squad, including nine debutants.

• Lal overcome odds to make team

  For Arnav Lal, simply securing a spot in the Ra athletics side for the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games is an achievement in itself.

• Bua back after six years

  Team Bua is back in the Fiji Primary Schools Athletics scene after a lapse of six years.

• Ratubaka's gold reinstated

  The Fiji Primary School Tuckers Ice Cream Games saw a dramatic turn in the U13 girls’ 1500m event as Merekeleni Ratubaka of Ra was reinstated as the gold medalist after her initial disqualification was overturned.

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• Dubai 7s Men
• Pacific Cup
• November Tour
• Cricket

• News Videos

• 16 reports in one day

  In a disturbing trend, the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre reported a staggering 16 cases of intimate partner violence on a single day, Monday.

• Revenue collection

  Fiji is on track to make history with tax revenue collections surpassing projections $3.3b for the first time says Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad.

• FRCS crime taskforce

  The newly formed Fiji Revenue and Custom Services Crime Task Force will now take appropriate action to ensure that the legitimate taxes are accurately collected.

• Drugs gives way to violence

  Reports have emerged of women being subjected to violence, including forced sexual activity, as a result of drug-related activities by their intimate partners.

• Gavoka praises Veikoso

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism Viliame Gavoka has hinted that celebrated artist George “Fiji” Veikoso has exciting plans for Fiji in 2025.

• 2024 HIV cases skyrocket

  The Fiji Medical Association has issued a dire warning about a surge in HIV cases across the nation.

• New trend

  Fiji's struggle with drug abuse continues to deepen, with a particularly alarming rise in ketamine misuse.

• Climate crisis

  A new report released by the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change has painted a grim picture of Fiji’s health crisis, exacerbated by the growing impact of climate change.

• Ali criticizes government

  The coalition government came under scrutiny over allegations of human rights violations.

• Drug inaction

  Fiji's drug crisis has reached boiling point, according to Drug-Free World Fiji Founder Kalesi Volatabu.

• Breaking HIV Stigma

  In a society where stigma and stereotypes often silence the marginalized, 23-year-old Shaheel Lal has emerged as a voice that challenges societal norms and sparks conversations about acceptance.

• Social media concerns

  Social media platforms in Fiji, particularly Facebook, have become battlegrounds for bullying, shaming, and personal attacks.

• Life free of corruption

  Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali says the organization remains committed to its mandate of holding individuals accountable for corruption despite changes in leadership.

• FICAC launches new song

  The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption launched a song today that illustrates the need for cooperation in the fight against corruption.

• Concerns raised about potential

  The government is considering an independent review of the driver licensing system to address increasing concerns about reckless and careless driving.

• Gaps in monitoring ports of entry

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has highlighted gaps in monitoring, particularly at local airports and domestic routes, which drug smugglers have exploited using sophisticated methods.

• Portable Cameras

  Land Transport Authority invests in portable cameras

• Historic plea

  Fiji makes historic plea

• Illegal immigrants

  Department to strengthen compliance effort

• Robust discussion

  Continued dialogue is vital

• Border security measures

  Addressing drugs issue is vital

• Health Minister warns of untested HIV cases

  The Minister for Health has expressed grave concern about a large number of individuals who remain untested for HIV

• Constitution flaw claims Apted

  Opinion differs says Opposition Leader

• Role of legal professionals stressed

  Policymakers have been urged to carefully consider the lessons of the past

• Childcare and protection bill

  Increase in child abuse cases

• Online violence

  As women bear the brunt of online violence, it is demanding immediate action as a crime that has extensive consequences compared to other forms of violence.

• Truth and Reconciliation Commission

  The opposition has called for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to comprise independent and apolitical members to ensure impartiality and credibility in addressing issues of national concern.

• $1.5 billion investment

  Fiji's tourism hub is set for yet another development, with discussions underway for a billion-dollar project that is set to surpass Denarau in scale.

• Personal battle amid growing drug crisis

  With drugs becoming a global epidemic and a growing concern here in Fiji, the pressing question arises: Where did it all go wrong, and how do we fix it?

• Communication gaps between ministries

  The communication gap between government departments has become a source of frustration, hindering collaborative problem-solving efforts.

• Walesi investigation

  An audit into the operations of Walesi has revealed serious allegations of financial mismanagement, poor governance, and disregard for procurement regulations.

• Critical bridges projects

  Four key bridges along Queens Road are set for reconstruction and upgrades as part of a major infrastructure initiative funded by the Asian Development Bank.

• Judge ruled bail to be granted

  Lautoka High Court Judge, Justice Aruna Aluthge, ruled yesterday that bail should be granted to Justin Ho, Louie Logaivau, and Jale Aukerea, three men accused in connection with a major $2 billion methamphetamine bust in Nadi earlier this year.

• Fiji lacks child experts says Tabuya

  Fiji is currently facing a significant shortage of child experts to assist with the rehabilitation of children in the country’s care facilities.

• Performance gaps

  The 2024 Year 8 Examination results, while indicating an overall pass rate of 69 percent has exposed a persistent gap in academic performance between urban and rural students, as well as among different ethnic groups.

• Parliament to debate TRC bill

  Parliament members will debate on the Fiji Truth and Reconciliation Commission Bill 2024 on Wednesday.

• RFMF peacekeeping missions

  In response to concerns about the safety of Fijian troops deployed to the middle east for peacekeeping missions, Minister for Home Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua, assures that the safety of soldiers remains a top priority.

• Key findings

  The newly launched health report on Fiji’s health system reveals that women in Fiji are facing serious health risks due to non-communicable diseases.

• Celebrating innovations

  The Prime Minister’s International Business Awards last night celebrated innovations that benefit not only the present but also future generations.

• Disaster resilience

  Disaster resilience is not the responsibility of governments alone

• Google invests US$250 million in Fiji

  Fiji is set to leap into a digitally advanced economy, paving the way for innovation and opportunities.

• Tabuya defends proposal

  Minister for Children Lynda Tabuya argued that increasing the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 will ease the workload for the Fiji Police Force.

• Transformative action

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is calling for urgent, collaborative action to reform the health system, highlighting its critical role in addressing the nation’s non-communicable diseases crisis and ensuring long-term economic and social well-being.

• Fuel and LPG prices to increase

  Fuel and LPG prices are set to increase.

• Fiji's health system not equipped well

  Fiji's health system is neither appropriately structured nor equipped to prevent and manage the alarming disease burden.

• Medicine supply

  The Health Ministry is facing a severe shortage of essential medications, with over 100 vital drugs currently out of stock, threatening the health and well-being of patients across Fiji.

• Alleged harassment

  Following allegations of sexual harassment against some odd 30 female students at the University of the South Pacific, a male student has come forward to share troubling accounts of alleged sexual misconduct by a lecturer.

• Polydrug use a concern

  The simultaneous use of multiple substances, referred to as "polydrug use," is emerging as a growing public health concern.

• Moana 2 now in cinemas

  With Moana 2 now screening in cinemas, the excitement is off the roof, and it is a much-anticipated return after eight long years.

• Fiji's life expectancy is 68years

  The latest Fiji Health Sector Review report by the World Bank reveals that Fijians are not reaching their full productive potential due to poor health outcomes.