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• Drua women denied Three-Peat

  A Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Super Rugby Women's three peat was denied by the New South Wales Waratahs in Brisbane.

• Byrne expected better

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Mick Byrne says he was expecting a better outfit from the players in their 24-17 win against Moana Pasifika at Churchill Park yesterday.

• Macuata keeps Skipper spot

  FMF Macuata has done just enough to remain in the Skipper Cup competition after defeating Tailevu 22-15 at Subrail Park in Labasa last night.

• Champions ready for final dance

  Drua women excited for final

• Fangirl moment for drua women

  Drua women trained on same ground with Blues

• Former captain ready for final

  Tawake present from the start

• Sisters to help Drua defend title

  Marawa draws motivation from Naisewa

• Qualifying standards for Fiji Finals

  Marist not letting guard down

• Akuila Cama Live from Brisbane on Super W

  Final kicks off at 4pm and you can watch live on FBC Sports

• Draw thriller

  Ba-Labasa ends in draw at Subrail Park

• Heat advantage for Drua

  Brumbies up next

• Physical battle

  Drua out for redemption

• Five changes

  Recall for Mecenacagi, Teba, Rasaku and Rere

• Fiji Finals to air live on FBC Sports

  Overseas viewers have pay to watch option

• Baselala detours from rugby

  Young goalkeeper making waves

• Drua calls on Queensland fans

  The Queensland and New South Wales sports rivalry is something the Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua hopes will work in their favor on Sunday in the Super Rugby Women's final.

• Drua centre tops most defenders beaten stats

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua centre Iosefo Masi leads the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific statistics on defenders beaten this season.

• Savea wary of Fijian Drua threat

  Former All Blacks and Moana Pasifika center, Julian Savea is warning of the challenge the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua pose, especially after their loss at home against the Hurricanes last week in Suva.

• MGM eyes all grades title

  Mahatma Ghandi Primary School is among the 17 schools vying for supremacy in this year's Suva Zone Primary Schools Soccer competition at the HFC Bank Stadium Suva.

• Speedster eyes returns to National side

  Fiji Airways Men’s 7s speedster Iowane Teba is looking to make his return to the international circuit after a long injury lay-off.

• Buna threat to be minimized

  The New South Wales Waratahs understand they need to minimize the attacking opportunities for Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua fullback Atelaite Buna when they meet in the Super Rugby Women’s final on Sunday in Brisbane.

• MGM U18 present i-Tatau

  Mahatma Ghandi Memorial High School under 18 team will represent Fiji at the Sanix World Rugby Youth Invitational Tournament in Japan starting this Sunday.

• Sirewa to follow mum's footsteps

  Doing something for the sake of trying it out may be a career path for Bulou Sirewa who will represent Saint Vincent College in discuss at the Fiji Finals.

• Drua women's ready for final

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua players have developed really well over the past few weeks.

• Crucial week for Fijian Drua

  Swire Shipping Fiji Drua coach Mick Byrne says he has been impressed with how Moana Pasifika has been during this Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season.

• Fijiana 7s scrimmage session

  The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s team are leaving no stone unturned as they prepare for the Singapore 7s.

• Navua all good to go

  Not too long ago Navua football was struggling to find its feet in the Digicel Fiji Premier League.

• Fiji FA to meet Suva FA admins

  The Suva Football Association executive members are set to appear before Fiji Football Association's Chief Executive, Mohammed Yusuf, tomorrow regarding the ongoing governance issue plaguing the association.

• Online tickets launched

  The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association this afternoon launched its online tickets for the Coca Cola Games.

• Drua women's thankful

  It was a memorable night for the Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women as HFC Bank Stadium was jam-packed with spectators Friday cheering them on.

• Nasilasila happy to be back

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua lock, Isoa Nasilasila says it was a good feeling to be back.

• We have to believe in ourselves, says Arei

  Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women center Vani Arei says the side cannot afford to play catch-up rugby if they are to defend the Super W title next weekend against the Waratahs.

• Bua pull through despite 8-all draw

  The Bua rugby side is through to the Vodafone Vanua Challenge semifinals on technical grounds.

• Tailevu Naitasiri regroups from close loss

  Navua successfully defended their home turf in the Digicel Fiji Premier League this afternoon with a 1-nil win over Tailevu Naitasiri.

• Saukuru addresses support for team Fiji

  Government can only assist national sporting bodies with funding but the performance of national teams and athletes very much depends on the talent of each individual involved.

• Fijian Drua Women secure third Super W final spot in a row

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua are through to the Super W final for the third year in a row, after defeating the Western Force 25-14 at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva yesterday.

• Drua failed to capitalize on opportunities

  A sell-out crowd and playing against 13 men at one point was not enough for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua as they lost to the Hurricanes 38-15 in Suva last night.

• Suva beats Naitasiri

  Suva remains the only unbeaten team in the Skipper Cup after edging Naitasiri 28-23 at Bidesi Park.

• Rateri double not enough for Silktails

  The Fiji Airways Kaiviti Silktails have succumbed to their seventh straight loss in the Jersey Flegg Cup in Australia, losing 22-14 to the South Sydney Rabbitohs.

• Buna powers Drua to Super W final

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women's side has a chance to defend their Super W title after defeating the Western Force 25-14 this afternoon in front of a sell-out HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Nasova hungry for more game time

  Fiji Airways Men's 7s rookie Joji Nasova got his baptism of fire at the Hong Kong 7s last week and is eager to get more game time in the bag.

• Kadavu ready for encounter

  The Kadavu Rugby Union U20 is anticipating a tough game against the Cakaudrove side in the Vodafone Vanua Challenge quarterfinals.

• Taekwondo hopes to develop sport further

  Fiji Taekwondo rep Venice Traill says some last-minute technique adjustments before the qualifiers in the Solomon Islands really helped their chances of making it to the Paris Olympics.

• Barbarians up first for Flying Fijians

  Newly appointed Fiji Water Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne says they have enough time to prepare for the upcoming busy season.

• Drua Family hyped for today

  Fijian Drua's head of commercial and marketing Shane Hussein says the players from the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua and Rooster Chicken Drua Women's sides are fuelled by the support of the home crowd.

• Women's side ready for thriller

  Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women’s wing Atelaite Buna says they stand ready and firm to face the Western Force in their Super W semi-final match.

• Governance reforms within FRU

  Attorney General Siromi Turaga, who also heads the Fiji Rugby Union has emphasized the need to enhance the capabilities of local coaches, particularly for elite-level competition.

• Nasilasila returns

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are looking to start fast off the blocks against the Hurricanes in their Super Rugby Pacific clash in Suva this week.

• Kiwis determinded to maintain unbeaten run

  With memories of last year's loss in Fiji still fresh, the Hurricanes are determined to turn the tables and maintain their unbeaten record in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.

• Team Fiji for Paris Olympics

  Team Fiji is remining hopeful that more sports will confirm their places for the Paris Olympics to be held this year.

• French Embassy unviels plaque for Roden

  The French Embassy in Fiji today honoured para-table tennis athlete Mere Roden for her contribution to the sport and for advocating for women participation in sports in the disability sector.

• Bryne is new Flying Fijians Coach

  Mick Byrne is the new Fiji Water Flying Fijians coach.

• Drua gears up for Hurricanes

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua side is gearing up to face off against one of the most formidable scrummaging teams in the competition, the Hurricanes.

• Rauluni identifies areas to improve for Drua Women

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women need to lift their performance this week against the Western Force if they want to make their first home semi-final appearance a memorable one.

• Silktails learn valuable lessons

  Fiji Airways Kaiviti Silktails coach Wes Naiqama highlights the valuable lessons learnt from other teams despite their five rounds of winless matches.

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• Nadonumai unveils plans

  Nadonumai Holdings Limited has showcased the strength of indigenous entrepreneurship and its contribution to the economy as a potential business investment partner.

• New outdoor Amphitheater

  Sigatoka Town officially opened its new outdoor amphitheatre today, marking a significant milestone for the town.

• New PCR Laboratory

  Working with various stakeholders, the Fijian agricultural sector is committed to putting quality over quantity, especially when exporting to foreign markets.

• Food safety Strengthened

  The Ministry of Health along with the Food Safety taskforce is taking significant steps to bolster food safety measures following a surge in public concerns and a recent wave of inspections that exposed worrying hygiene practices.

• Tourism spending

  Tourism books with increased spending on activities

• Women in leadership

  Comprehensive framework to empower local women leaders

• Navua hospital cleanup

  Community engagement encouraged

• Leadership concerns

  PM maintains decision

• Vulani Island land issue

  Sabeto landowners want land back

• UN Peace Building Program launches

  PM champions Peace Building

• Application refused

  Hearing on substantive matter in June

• Kava Bill back on the table

  Taskforce met earlier this week

• National minimum wage consultation

  The Ministry of Employment's ongoing consultations on the national minimum wage review has seen significant engagement from stakeholders, showcasing a range of perspectives and recommendations.

• Farmers call on authorities to regulate dalo price

  The farmers in the interior of Naitasiri, especially in Waidracia, are facing challenges with fluctuating prices of dalo, a significant commodity for their livelihoods.

• SODELPA pleased with Radrodro’s reinstatement

  Three months after being dismissed, Social Democratic Liberal Party Member of Parliament, Aseri Radrodro is back in office to assume his role as the Education Minister.

• Man in custody following alleged murder

  A man is in custody who allegedly murdered his wife at an apartment complex in Robertson Road in Suva yesterday.

• Combatting terrorism incidents

  There is scope for spillover effects from past terrorist activity in South East Asia and the Middle East which could fuel terrorism and violent extremism in Fiji and the region.

• Retirement age extension

  The Coalition Government will extend the retirement age from 60 to 62 years for specialized expert positions requiring scarce skills across the Civil Service.

• TLTB embarks on comprehensive consultation with landowners

  Interim Chief Executive Solomoni Nata says so far, they have visited 40 out of the 77 Districts to engage with landowners on various issues, including leases, land development, land compensation, and other matters requiring clarification.

• Concerns over safety gear neglect

  The Employment Ministry has expressed concerns regarding certain employers failing to provide protective gear to their employees.

• Kamikamica to hear from stakeholders

  Minister for Communications and Trade Manoa Kamikamica has assured that he will look into the issue of surcharges by merchants when using digital finance services including the usage of master and visa cards.

• Plans to develop national road policy

  Efforts are underway to formulate a National Roads Policy aimed at effectively planning road infrastructure that can withstand the impacts of climate change.

• State granted critical window

  The State has been granted a short but critical window to substantiate claims regarding the citizenship status of Grace Road Fiji President, Daniel Kim.

• FNA raises concern

  The President of the Fiji Nursing Association Dr Alisi Vudiniabola, describes working conditions for nurses as inhumane.

• Radrodro admits discussion

  New Social Democratic Liberal Party leader Aseri Radrodro has denied that the SODELPA Board intended to remove Viliame Gavoka as Education Minister.

• Ministry receives 6600 aplications on Housing assisstance

  The Ministry of Rural and Maritime Development has received 6600 applications for the Rural Housing Assistance programme.

• FNA calls for government action

  Since COVID-19, nurses have never returned to normal eight-hour shifts.

• PM calls for FCCC to strengthen role in EFL operations

  The Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has raised concerns about the loss of 54 technical employees from Energy Fiji Limited who have sought opportunities abroad.

• SODELPA settles drama at AGM

  The weeklong drama of the Social Democratic Liberal Party ended today at the party's annual general meeting with Aseri Radrodro being endorsed as the party's new leader while also accepting his role in the coalition government.

• Nurses to receive pay rise

  Good news for nurses around the country as the Ministry of Finance has approved a salary adjustments.

• PM calls for FCCC to strengthen role in EFL operations

  The Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has highlighted concerns about damages to Energy Fiji Limited's infrastructure, citing various reasons such as motor vehicle accidents, overgrown vegetation, third-party damage, and vandalism.

• LDS church donates over $100,000

  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has contributed over $100,000 to facilitate improvements at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.

• Minister emphasizes preference for local solutions

  While there has been an increase in departure of skilled workers, the Education Minister has expressed confidence in Fiji's ability to meet emerging job vacancies through targeted training and educational programs.

• Stop lying says Professor Prasad on cost of living

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad refuted claims made by Opposition MP Jone Usamate regarding an increase in all prices of goods and items.

• Ministry works with NSAAC

  The Education Ministry is working with the National Substance Abuse and Advisory Council to draft the Volatile Substance Abuse Act 2024.

• Joint efforts to solve drainage issues

  The Ministry of National Disaster Management, through its Prevention and Mitigation Committee, is spearheading efforts to address drainage challenges across Fiji.

• Slight increase in Fiji Finals grandstand ticket prices

  The Fiji Secondary School Athletics Association has been issued a formal demand notice to immediately cease the conditional selling of grandstand ticket for Fiji Finals.

• Policy to ease work permit application

  The Immigration Department is inundated with a staggering influx of work permit applications from foreigners, ranging from 500 to 800 per month.

• Minister raises concerns

  Fiji has lost 70 to 80,000 people to migration in the last 18 months, many of whom had significant technical experience.

• Investment vital to retain FSC staff

  Sugar Minister Charan Jeath Singh says funds from executive management remuneration are being redirected towards investing in employees, aimed at retaining staff within the Fiji Sugar Corporation.

• Gavoka stands firm

  Education Minister Viliame Gavoka says he is not in a position to comply with the directive of the Social Democratic Liberal Party Management Board that has given him an ultimatum to relinquish the Education portfolio.

• Fiji Airways has detailed set of procedures

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Biman Prasad says Fiji Airways has assured him of full recovery for any outstanding payments related to their charter services.

• Fight against climate change

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka believes geopolitical rivalry still greatly influences many world affairs, impacting efforts to address climate change.

• Minister stresses need for improved detection and prosecution

  There is a need to strengthen the policies on human trafficking to address the issue nationally and trans-nationally.

• Committee to decide on appropriate remuneration

  Prime Minister and Constitutional Offices Commission Chair Sitiveni Rabuka says that remuneration or allowances paid to some previous office holders are subject to certain investigation by the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.