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• Drua seeks redemption in final two matches

  The Fijian Drua are feeling the heat after a disappointing stretch in the 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season.

• FNRL U18 start camp with basic life skills training

  It’s not just footy and fitness for the Fiji National Rugby League Under-18 team, they're now learning how to survive off the field too.

• Buleki makes inaugural Bulldogs side for NRLW

  Former Fijiana 7s standout and Olympian Adi Vani Buleki has secured a contract with the Bulldogs for the upcoming National Rugby League Women's season.

• Ba women to face Hekari United in semis

  Ba Women FC has made it to the semi-finals of the OFC Women’s Champions League in Tahiti.

• Breakdown still an area of concern

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua continues to focus on their breakdown, an area captain Mesake Doge says the team has been working on for some time now.

• Nasinu determined despite challenges

  Round seven of the Suva Rugby Union Club Games kicked off this morning at Bidesi Park, with match commissioner Mesake Tudrau noting a higher level of competition this season.

• New Zealand United emerges victorious

  New Zealand United claimed the 2025 Fiji Gujarati Sports Association Tournament title after a 2-0 victory over Suva this afternoon at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.  

• Lautoka dedicates win to their fans

  A total of 17 teams were deployed nationwide to undertake the delimiting survey for Fall Armyworm targeting the host crop.

• Breakdown still an area of concern for Drua

  Despite a tough Super Rugby Pacific season, Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Mesake Doge says the team remains determined to fight on.

• Elton uses boxing to teach sons valuable life lessons

  In a world full of temptations and distractions for today’s youth, Michael Elton chose to fight back, not with lectures, but with boxing gloves.

• Defending champions Lautoka survive relegation scare

  Lautoka secured a 4-2 win over Suva in their Extra Supermarket Premier League clash at Uprising Ground in Pacific Harbour, boosting their hopes of qualifying for the Fiji FACT.

• 70th Fiji Gujarati Sports Association Tournament

  A total of 90 overseas-based players and 70 local players are competing in the 70th Fiji Gujarati Sports Association Tournament at Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium.

• No excuse for last night's loss

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s hopes of a top-six finish in the Super Rugby Pacific season ended last night after a 34-5 loss to the Blues

• Nayacalevu mourns Raisuqe’s passing

  Flying Fijians captain and Ospreys centre Waisea Nayacalevu has spoken from the heart following the tragic passing of fellow Fijian rugby player Josaia Raisuqe, saying the news left him shattered

• Chaotic start to Vodafone Cup

  The 2025 Vodafone Cup got off to a chaotic start today after three separate brawls erupted at Bidesi Park in Suva, forcing the cancellation of at least one match.

• Australian Golden Gloves up next

  Nine boxers will represent Fiji at the Australian Golden Gloves competition in July.

• Rugby star tragically killed in France

  A young life has been cut short. Fiji mourns one of its proud sons. Josaia Raisuqe, a rugby star has died in a tragic accident in France.

• Bolakoro chooses narrow path

  Fiji National Rugby League Under-18 player Inoke Bolakoro rose above the challenges and peer pressure, staying true to himself which has earned him a place in the national U18 team.

• Team Fiji squad finalised for Mini Games

  Team Fiji has confirmed its final list of athletes and officials for the 2025 Pacific Mini Games in Palau.

• Kanalagi re-elected as president

  Jone Vanalagi has been re-elected as president of the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union following their Annual General Meeting in Suva this afternoon.

• Zee gtateful for time and chance

  Fijian Drua hooker Zuriel Togiatama is counting his blessings this season, both for the game time he’s earned and the trust shown by head coach Glen Jackson.

• Blues and the banters

  There’s been just as much action online as there will be on the field tomorrow and leading the charge is the Blues’ social media content manager, Tane Wolfgramm.

• Vodafone cup to start this weekend

  The Vodafone Cup is more than just a rugby league competition, it’s a golden chance for young Fijians to chase their dream of wearing the Fiji Bati jersey.

• Excellent start for Ba women

  Ba Women FC are off to a strong start at the OFC Women’s Champions League securing a 2-0 win over Henderson Eels FC with two quick goals in the second half.

• Hetet EXcited Fpr Blues Clash

  Fijian Drua prop Haereti Hetet is fired up and ready to deliver in front of home fans when the side takes on the Blues in Suva this Friday.

• Hero's Welcome For Simpson

  Gladness Simpson received a hero’s welcome this morning as she returned to her home village of Natoloulou in Wainunu, Bua, following her outstanding performance at the 2025 Coca-Cola Championship Games.

• Us, Fiji Navy Bonds Over Basketball

  The University of the South Pacific’s basketball court at Laucala in Suva was a hub of comradery this afternoon, as members of the United States Navy and the Republic of Fiji Navy engaged in friendly matches

• Schools Swim Team Bound For Brisbane

  Fiji’s top-performing school swimmers will have the opportunity to represent the nation on an international stage once again, as preparations are underway to send a Team Fiji schools squad to Australia later this year.

• Player reshuffle benefits all, says Jackson

  The Fijian Drua are shaking up tradition, literally, by reshuffling their lineup week after week.

• Nasova achieves another milestone

  For the first time in two decades, the SVNS Series has crowned joint top try-scorers, Fiji’s Joji Nasova and Argentina’s Marcos Moneta, each finishing the season with 26 tries.

• Nakorotabu secondary school debut

  Students from Nakorotubu Secondary School in Ra made history today by debuting at the secondary school's Maritime 7s.

• FBC and School swimming signs MOU

  The Fijian Broadcasting Corporation has signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding with the Fiji Primary and Secondary Schools Swimming Association, marking a significant step forward for school-level swimming in the country.

• Drua braces for Blues

  The Fijian Drua are riding high after their thrilling 36–33 victory over the Queensland Reds in Suva.

• Experience to remember for Tuinakauvadra

  Wallaroos rep Tabua Tuinakauvadra never imagined she would be running out for the Australian side in their first historic Test on Fijian soil, but this is a moment she will cherish for years to come.

• Fiji men 7s on wrong side on history

  The Fiji Airways Fiji Men’s 7s team had a very disappointing tournament at the HSBC LA Sevens 2025, finishing without a single win.

• Elder creates history

  Fiji’s 16-year-old weightlifting sensation Nehemiah Elder has made history, winning three gold medals at the 2025 IWF World Youth Championships in Lima, Peru the first-ever Fijian to do so at a World Championship event.

• Fiji men's 7s out

  The Fiji Airways Men’s 7s side have exited Cup contention at the Los Angeles 7s after a third straight pool defeat, falling 24-12 to Spain this afternoon.

• Proud an understatement

  Proud is an understatement for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua after securing their first win in the capital this season, defeating the Queensland Reds yesterday.

• The Sullivan show as four-try haul helps Hurricanes to crucial Chiefs win

  Replacement Bailyn Sullivan scored four second-half tries to lead the Hurricanes to a surprising 35-17 victory over the Chiefs.

• Players eye SPDC in 2027

  Fiji Darts captain Nikhil Chandra says it’s inspiring to see how much the sport has grown, reflecting on the progress since he first picked up a dart 20 years ago.

• First Suva win for Drua this season

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua pulled off a stunning last-minute victory over the Queensland Reds, winning 36-33 in a heart-stopping Super Rugby Pacific clash in Suva this afternoon.

• Barrett stars as Blues overpower Western Force

  The Western Force have slipped out of the Super Rugby Pacific’s top six following a comprehensive 40-19 defeat at the hands of the Blues at Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand last night.

• Ra Rooster U19 girls champ

  Ra High Roosters are the new champions of the Fiji Teachers Association Cup 2025 after defeating the Naitasiri Warriors 14-8 in the Girls Under-19 final this morning in Lautoka.

• Satakala notices huge improvement

  Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School celebrated their girls division title retention at the 2025 Coca-Cola Games National Championship last night.

• Fijiana ready for Wallaroos

  There’s nothing more nerve-wracking than leading a team of seasoned rugby players in the country, but for first-timer in the professional field Alfreda Fisher, this is a huge responsibility especially for a historic match.

• Doge takes a game at a time

  With playoff hopes still mathematically alive, Fijian Drua captain Mesake Doge says the team is not getting caught up in calculations.

• Ali questions Drua's decision

  Human rights activist Shamima Ali has criticized the decision to allow two Swire Shipping Fijian Drua players, Iosefo Masi and Peni Matawalu, to continue playing while under investigation for alleged domestic violence.

• From the tracks to the field

  Fresh off his impressive performance at the 2025 Fiji Finals, overall best male athlete Kirikiti Biu has earned a spot in the Fiji U-16 extended football squad preparing for the OFC U-16 Championship.

• Double booking incident setteled

  There’s good news for fans of both football and rugby. A double-booking drama for the HFC Bank Stadium has been sorted, just in time for two major sporting events.

• Naihamu pushing for spot

  Fijiana Drua centre Josivini Naihamu is eyeing a return to the field this weekend as she battles for selection in the Vodafone Fijiana XV matchday 23 to take on the Wallaroos.

• Wallaroos settle in Suva

  The Wallaroos arrived in Suva last night, and the countdown is on for their showdown with the Fijiana XV this Saturday.

• Futsal Championship starts tomorrow

  The inaugural Extra Fiji Secondary Schools National Futsal Championship 2025 starts tomorrow at the Fiji Football Futsal Court in Vatuwaqa.

• Investigation on Haider's death concluded

  Almost six months following the death of boxer, Ubayd Haider, the Board of Inquiry has completed its investigation, and found that the only safety protocol not followed during the South Pacific Boxing Promotions event was the absence of an onsite ambulance.

• No room for mistakes

  The Vodafone Fijiana XV are stepping up preparations for their high-stakes showdown with the Wallaroos this Saturday in Suva.

• Fijiana 7s setting high standards

  The Fijiana 7s side are looking to end the season on a high note when they compete at the HSBC SVNS World Championship in Los Angeles this weekend.

• Team Fiji athletics registrations close

  Despite strong performances at the Coca-Cola Games, including those of blue ribbon champions Sera Nasilivata and Samuela Navitalai, athletes are not automatically being considered to represent Fiji at the Mini Pacific Games in Palau this June.

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• Rotuma recognised for role in rebuilding a united Fiji

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged long-standing service delivery concerns on Rotuma and pledged that his government will address them through improved infrastructure and access to essential services as part of the national development plan.

• Coalition politics hindering progress, says PM

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged growing public concern over the size and performance of his government, saying internal coalition tensions and a lack of discipline have affected effective leadership.

• Police seeks community input

  Trust in the police can’t be demanded, it must be earned. And for the Fiji Police Force, restoring that public trust is now their top priority.

• Stakeholders ramp up fall armyworm response

  The Ministry of Agriculture is working closely with the Biosecurity Authority of Fiji to implement urgent control measures following the detection of Fall Armyworm in the country.

• Former addicts now serving as village officers

  Turaga na Tui Suva, Ratu Sanaila Madanavosa, has strengthened Suva Village’s anti-drug efforts by appointing 14 former drug addicts as village officers.

• Unity and peace is the only way forward: PM

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for greater unity and a deeper understanding of Girmit history, emphasizing that it is a shared legacy that binds all cultures and ethnicities in Fiji.

• The coalition trust bubble has burst: PM

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the trust and spirit of cooperation that existed within the coalition prior to December 24, 2022, is now gone.

• 14 farms infested with Fall Armyworm

  A total of 17 teams were deployed nationwide to undertake the delimiting survey for Fall Armyworm targeting the host crop.

• Healthy eating out of reach

  Healthy eating out of reachFor Unaisi Temple, the most difficult part of caring for her daughter, who has diabetes, isn't the caregiving itself , it's being able to afford the right food.

• New market and bus stan

  Construction has started on the $1.7 million Seaqaqa Market and Bus Stand, bringing hope to local vendors who have long faced tough working conditions.

• FRCS reveneue increases

  The tax office has surpassed its revenue target by a wide margin, collecting more than $2.28 billion in just eight months. That’s 69 percent of what they hope to gather by the end of this financial year.

• Trade talks continue

  The clock is ticking for when Donald Trump will reimpose steep tariffs on U.S. trade partners including Fiji.

• Talk Openly With Your Children

  A top UNICEF expert is warning that many victims of child sexual abuse in Fiji don’t even realise what happened to them until years later.

• Breakthrough For Fiji's Health System

  Fiji has taken a major step forward in protecting public health.

• Underground Carparks Spark Fire Fears

  A controversial high-rise development in Suva is raising serious safety concerns, particularly over its two proposed underground carparks.

• Residents slam things of meeting

  Some Suva residents are not happy about a meeting held today on a proposed apartment project near Short Street.

• Kava bar owners speak out

  Kava bar owners aren’t sugarcoating it they say the government’s sudden directive to close at 1am is hitting them hard.

• Ministry seeks $100m funding in upcoming budget

  The Ministry of Sugar Industry is seeking $100 million from the government in the next financial year.

• More pre-departure training for workers

  The Fiji Trade Unions Congress wants Fijian workers heading overseas to be given ample time to prepare themselves by undergoing better pre-departure training to ensure workers understand their rights, responsibilities, and the conditions they will face abroad.

• Help confident social issues

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has issued a bold challenge to the church urging leaders to confront the growing social issues within their own communities.

• Women are human beings

  Women are human beings. That’s the driving force behind Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali’s decades-long fight to end violence against women and girls.

• Minister targets illegal taxi operations

  Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has called for urgent regulation of illegal transport operators, citing serious concerns over passenger safety.

• New mothers face challenges

  Financial strain and lack of support are challenges new mothers at Labasa Hospital consistently face.

• Rabuka congratulates Albanese and Wong

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has congratulated Anthony Albanese for his re-election as Australia’s Prime Minister.

• RFMF fails to present timely report

  The Republic of Fiji Military Forces' delayed submission of annual reports to Parliament raises significant concerns.

• FHEC targets recognised training paths

  The Higher Education Commission is shifting its focus from non-accredited micro-credentials to national qualifications that meet the standards of the National Qualifications Framework.

• Phased approach for taxi system change

  Minister for Transport Ro Filipe Tuisawau has clarified that all taxi permit holders will continue to provide services as usual, as there will be no discontinuation or restrictions placed on them.

• Samabula blaze destroys family home

  A family home at Belo Street in Samabula, Suva, was destroyed in a fire around 11.45 this morning, just weeks after the homeowners lost their father.

• Fiji's HIV gains support

  Fiji’s HIV outbreak is not merely a health crisis but a human one demanding dignity, compassion, and urgent action.

• New office space under construction

  Hosting the Pacific Community's main office continues to provide Fiji with significant economic benefits, estimated at over $63.7 million annually in 2013.

• Need for mental health services

  The need for comprehensive mental health services has significantly increased in recent years.

• High risk Ministries

  Eight key government ministries and departments including the Police and RFMF have been flagged as high risk for failing to meet audit standards or ignoring Auditor-General recommendations.

• West Papua is Indonesia's Sovereign issue

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka’s recent comments on the West Papua issue have sparked backlash, with activists accusing him of siding with Indonesia over Melanesian brothers and sisters.

• RFMF to modernize its procedures

  The Republic of Fiji Military Forces is under pressure to modernize, as concerns grow over the absence of a whistleblower policy and outdated military justice procedures.

• PWD Dismantling

  The dismantling of the Public Works Department has been described as one of the saddest events in Fiji’s history.

• Derelict vessels

  The Suva Harbour is finally set for a major clean-up. A fund of over one million dollars has been secured to remove dangerous, abandoned ships that have turned parts of the harbor into a dumping ground.

• Traffic congestion

  Severe traffic congestion along the Suva-Nausori corridor is again in the spotlight with the Fiji Roads Authority admitting that poor road design and weak traffic control are major causes.

• Tariff tensions

  The Reserve Bank of Fiji is being urged to stay on high alert as global tariff tensions continue to threaten the world economy.

• Strengthen laws for foreign workers

  The Ministry of Immigration is pushing forward with plans to strengthen the enforcement of laws aimed at protecting foreign workers in Fiji.

• Stabbing horror

  Laucala Beach is the latest scene of another brutal stabbing tied to domestic violence.

• Silent scars

  Fiji is facing a critical shortage of trained child psychologists, leaving many young victims of domestic violence without the specialist care they urgently need.

• Two way traffic consultation

  Community members, businesses, and transport operators in Nadi are demanding the Fiji Roads Authority conduct a full traffic data analysis before making any permanent changes to the town’s road layout.

• Export markets

  Fiji is pushing to expand its agricultural exports but farmers are being told they must meet strict market demands if they want to succeed.

• Breaking the cycle

  A mother of three, Akanisi Lebaivalu knows the pain of living in an abusive relationship, but today, she shares her story to empower others to break free from the cycle of violence.