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• Aminiasi Saratibau

  Aminiasi Saratibau has put Fiji boxing on the global map with a historic top 10 finish in his weight class at the World Championships in Liverpool.

• Flying Fijians

  The Flying Fijians have wasted no time getting back to work after touching down in Denver yesterday for their upcoming Asahi Pacific Nations Cup semi-final against Canada.

• Ranadi Trophy

  Ba Women's Rugby team cannot wait to get their 2025 Royall Tea Ranadi Trophy season started, after spending the past six months in training.

• New Football Coach

  Fiji Football Association will make a decision on the new head coach for the national men’s football team this Friday.

• Vanua/Ranadi Trophy

  Big changes are coming to Fiji Rugby’s domestic competitions.

• Seaqaqa

  Seaqaqa FC remain hopeful of Premier Division promotion despite a narrow 1-0 defeat to Tailevu Naitasiri in the first leg of the Extra Senior League play-off.

• Cricket Fiji

  The Fiji women's cricket team started their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup East Asia Pacific Qualifier campaign with a resounding nine-wicket win over the Cook Islands.

• Netball Fiji

  Baby Pearls coach Simone Nalatu is finalizing her team's preparations as they get ready to depart for the World Youth Cup in Gibraltar, which begins next week.  

• Bryne praises Waqa

  Flying Fijians flanker Etonia Waqa continues to impress after back-to-back strong performances in the Pacific Nations Cup.

• New model to benefit everyone

  Oceania Rugby is teaming up with the Fiji Rugby Union to widen the game’s reach.

• Saraitibau beats NZ opponent

  Fiji’s Aminiasi Saratibau delivered a commanding performance to defeat his New Zealand opponent Taj Kagho in their boxing bout last night.

• Bula boys thrased

  Fiji endured a heavy 8–0 defeat to Hong Kong in their King’s Cup match last night.  

• Fijiana finish strong at RWC

  Josifini Neihamu produced a match-winning performance to guide the Fijiana 15s to a historic 28–25 victory over Wales, their first-ever triumph against a Northern Hemisphere team at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025.

• Serevi retires after Fijiana wins

  Vodafone Fijiana lock Asinate Serevi has announced her retirement from international rugby.

• Byrne hails Tamainivalu's experience

  Former All Black Seta Tamanivalu has been in strong form for the Flying Fijians.

• Dauvale falls in the round of 42

  Fiji boxing team captain, Jone Davule, lost to France’s Lounes Hamraoui in the men’s 60kg category at the World Boxing Championships.

• Fijiana aims to finish on a high

  The Fijiana may not be in the running for a World Cup title, but emotion is high as they prepare for their final match against Wales.  

• Flying Fijians expect physical battle

  Samoa's physicality at the breakdown looms as the biggest challenge for the Flying Fijians this weekend.

• Coates enjoying RWX experience

  Vodafone Fijiana XV’s lock Jade Coates says their Rugby World Cup campaign has been a powerful learning experience that has united the team.

• Over 20 teachers recieve certificates

  More than 20 teachers from across the country received their certificates last night following a week-long Get into Rugby Plus Coach Training program.  

• Koroitukana falls to Saudi opponent

  Fiji's Semi Koroitukana showed plenty of heart, but went down by unanimous decision against Saudi Arabia's Mousa Alhawsaw at the World Boxing Championships currently underway at Liverpool in the United Kingdom.

• Kaji/Kajiana competition concludes

  The Fiji Primary Schools Kaji/Kajiana competition concluded after three days of thrilling rugby action at the HFC Bank Stadium.

• Youngster finds passion in rugby

  For 12-year-old Aleseini Molitava, a young rugger from Cakaudrove, the Vodafone Fiji Primary School Kaji/Kajiana competition is more than just a game; it's the realization of a dream.

• Taveuni finds strength in unity

  A quiet confidence surrounded the Taveuni Kaji/Kajiana teams at the Vodafone Fiji Primary Schools Kaji Competition.  

• Exciting RWC journey for Komaitai

  Vodafone Fijiana XV’s loose forward Manuqalo Komaitai says her Rugby World Cup journey has been nothing short of an emotional rollercoaster.

• No room for mistakes

  As the Flying Fijians get ready to face Samoa in this weekend’s Pacific Nations Cup match, their focus is on capitalizing on every opportunity.

• Tawake referred to disciplinary hearing

  Fijiana XV vice-captain Bitila Tawake has had her red card sanction from yesterday’s Scotland match referred to a full disciplinary hearing after she did not accept the initial three-match ban.

• Kaji/Kajiana rugby starts tomorrow

  This Vodafone Fiji Kaji/Kajiana Rugby competition is poised to be the biggest and most exciting tournament yet, with an increase in participating districts and players.

• Rainibogi qualifies for Commonwealth

  Pacific Games champion, Taniela Rainibogi, has earned direct qualification to the Commonwealth Games in Glassgow, Scotland next year.

• Wakeham's rise in surfing

  Apart from the many sports like rugby, netball, and football, 19-year-old Keisha Wakeham is encouraging young girls across the country to try out surfing.

• Still much room for improvement

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne believes his players still have a lot of areas to work on despite winning their opening match of the Pacific Nations Cup against Tonga at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva yesterday.

• Yat Sen crowned U19 Champions

  Yat Sen Secondary School is the new Under 19 men's champions of the Vodafone Fiji Secondary Schools Basketball Championship.

• Fisher wins bronze for Fiji

  Fiji Outrigger celebrated a proud moment on the global stage as 16-year-old Iris Bentley Fisher secured a bronze medal at the 2025 International Va’a Federation World Distance Championships in Brazil.

• Fiji U16 qualified for World Cup

  Fiji’s national boys under-16 team has secured a spot at the 2025 FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar, following a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Papua New Guinea in the third-place playoff at the OFC U-16 Men’s Championship yesterday.

• Strong start to PNC Campaign

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians began their Pacific Nations Cup campaign with an impressive 32-10 win over Tonga at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Silktails end seasons on a positive note

  The Kaiviti Silktails wrapped up their 2025 New South Wales Jersey Flegg Cup campaign on a positive note this afternoon, earning a hard-fought 22-all draw against the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

• Milestone achievement for Tibinaliva

  Years of dedication, sacrifice, and sheer determination have paid off for 23-year-old Apisai Tibinaliva, who claimed top honors in the men’s division of the Fiji Locals Specialty Event during the WSL Lexus FIJI 2025 surfing competition.  

• Nasinu proves too strong

  Despite securing a comfortable 4-0 win over Lami in the Southern Zone of the Extra Youth League, Nasinu’s under-16 captain Samuel Koi believes there is still room for improvement.

• Samusamu Vodre thankful for opportunity

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians local player pool is increasing thanks to the Fijian Drua.

• Flying Fijians raring to go

  The FIJI Water Flying Fijians are fired up for their final home clash of the season this Saturday, a match that will set the tone for the rest of their Pacific Nations Cup campaign.

• GPS crucial in player performance

  Rugby is no longer just about strength and skill, data is now shaping how players train and perform.

• Rugby success starts off the field

  Fijian Drua General Manager Commercial, Shane Hussein highlighted to participants at the weeklong Fiji Rugby Union symposium that building success in rugby starts off the field.

• Fiji Rugby holds first-ever symposium

  The Fiji Rugby Symposium continues in Suva, bringing together coaches and administrators to map out the future of the game.

• Fiji to host Tonga at HFC Bank Stadium

  The Fiji Rugby Symposium continues in Suva, bringing together coaches and administrators to map out the future of the game.

• FRU Symposium

  A fresh pathway for local rugby players was one of the major talking points at Day one of the Fiji Rugby Union’s symposium today.

• Fijiana XV

  The Vodafone Fijiana XV is looking ahead to its next Rugby World Cup challenge against Scotland after a valuable learning experience in its opening match against Canada.

• Vasuturaga Suspended

  Vodafone Fijiana XV flanker Bulou Vasuturaga has been suspended for three matches after receiving a red card for a dangerous tackle during Fiji's Rugby World Cup match against Canada yesterday.

• Rugby World Cup

  Portia Woodman-Wickliffe extended her Women's Rugby World Cup try-scoring record to 21, as defending champions New Zealand defeated Spain 54-8 in York, London today.    

• Samoa defeat

  Meanwhile the Samoa Women's team also suffered a defeat in its opening pool match.

• Fiji U16

  Fiji U16 captain Maikah Dau delivered a match-winning performance, scoring both goals to secure a 2-0 win for Fiji over Papua New Guinea.  

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• News Videos

• Geopolitical Unity

  Pacific leaders have been urged not to let the region become a geopolitical playing field.

• Security Partnership

  A new security partnership has been signed between Fiji and the Solomon Islands, allowing for the deployment of Fijian personnel should tensions arise in the Hapi Isles.

• Accused remanded

  The man who allegedly murdered Dr. Isireli Biumaitotoya last week has been remanded in custody.

• Deeper Links

  Justice Minister Siromi Turaga has hinted that powerful figures were behind the illegal transportation of 4.15 tonnes of methamphetamine seized in Nadi.

• Autoworld Fire

  Families living near the AutoWorld Warehouse in Vatuwaqa, Suva were jolted awake by a loud explosion early this morning.

• Caubati fire

  Meanwhile, three families in Caubati, Nasinu are still trying to come to terms with their losses after a tragedy struck.

• Prolapsed Uterus

  Physiotherapists are raising concerns over an increasing number of women experiencing prolapsed uterus following childbirth.

• Drafters conference

  Solicitor General Ropate Green highlighted a severe shortage of legislative drafters in Fiji and across the Pacific while speaking at the opening of the Pacific Islands Law Officers Legislative Drafters Conference in Nadi.

• Leaders to weigh plan

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka remains confident that his "Ocean of Peace" concept for the region will be endorsed on Wednesday.

• PM pushes ahead with Israel Office

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji’s decision to open a mission in Israel is not a religious one.

• Parenting key to ending bullying

  There is growing concern over violent behavior and bullying among children.

• Respect for all places of worship

  The destruction of places of worship in Fiji is a serious concern and must stop, says Faith Harvest Church Senior Pastor Manasa Kolivuso.  

• Communities called to halt violence

  Intimate partner violence is on the rise, yet many victims remain with abusive partners, hoping things will get better.  

• FMA moves to safeguard jobs

  The Fiji Medical Association has received numerous requests from doctors in Pakistan, India, China, and Southeast Asia asking how they can work in Fiji, FMA President Dr. Alipate Vakamocea says.

• Fiji leads push for Pacific stability

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has arrived in the Solomon Islands ahead of the 54th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting, where a key focus will be presenting the Ocean of Peace declaration.

• Surge in child abuse cases

  In the past ten years, more than 4,000 cases of child abuse have been reported through the Child Helpline under the Child Welfare Act.

• Concern for students using drugs

  The National Substance Abuse Advisory Council is collecting data to establish the prevalence of substance use among students.

• Fiji Airways urged to review domestic fares

  Fiji Airways has been urged to reconsider the cost of its domestic airfares, particularly given the airline’s recent record-breaking profits.

• FNU to house solar research facility

  The Fiji National University will house a new solar technology research facility.  

• Habits fuelling health concerns

  Bayly Trust Trustee Dr. Rufina Latu says kava, despite its cultural and traditional importance, is becoming a serious health concern in Fiji.

• Closing submissions made

  The defense lawyer for former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho insists he has a strong conviction that his clients are innocent.

• Kiran denounces corporal punishment

  The Ministry for Children and Social Protection has rejected calls from the Fiji Teachers Association to bring back corporal punishment in schools.

• Police warn students

  Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu says the rising trend of students filming and sharing violent acts on social media is deeply concerning.  

• Children make the highest number of calls for help made to the Medical Services Pacific's Child Helpline in the past decade.

• Rabuka expressed confidence

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today expressed confidence that changes to the 2013 Constitution could finally take place.

• Proposed Matanataki fund to boost MSME

  The proposed Matanataki Pacific Fund will channel over $112 million in climate financing towards micro, small and medium enterprises and cooperatives across the Pacific.

• Job security is key to peace

  Pacific leaders have been told that job security is the key to peace and stability in the region.

• Limited gynecologists in the country

  Care that focuses on the health of the female reproductive system could be at risk, as Fiji only has 16 practicing gynecologists nationwide.

• Supreme court opinion strengthened democracy

  The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission believes the people now have the power to reshape a Constitution that was once imposed on them.

• Pacific voices to be heard

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is calling for the sovereignty of the Pacific to be respected.

• Global trade negotiations

  The biggest challenge in global trade negotiations lies in the amount of economic and political power a country holds.

• Poji lament remembers legend

  The Raiwai and Raiwaqa community, young and old, came together today to celebrate the life of the late George Fiji Veikoso.

• Geostrategic competition a concern

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has raised concerns about the growing geostrategic competition in the Blue Pacific region, which he believes is being accelerated by ongoing global conflicts.

• RFMF and Methodist Church reconcile

  The Republic of Fiji Military Forces presented a traditional apology, or Matanigasau, to the Methodist Church of Fiji during the church conference today.

• Duo take the stand

  Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has today told the Suva High Court that he never demanded the resignation of then-Acting Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu in 2021, nor did he send Viber messages pressuring him to terminate two officers accused of circulating a photo of his late brother.

• Most traders defy VAT rules

  The Fijian Commerce Commission says the majority of retailers have failed to comply with post-budget VAT reductions.  

• India's poverty eradication efforts

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has praised his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi's poverty eradication efforts during a joint press meet in New Delhi.

• India and Fiji enhance security cooperation

  Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced enhanced mutual cooperation in the defense and security sectors between India and Fiji.

• Methodist Church condemns temple attacks or break-ins

  The Methodist Church in Fiji has made its intentions clear that it values working together with other faiths and religious organizations in Fiji, stressing that interfaith unity is one of its core pillars.

• Welfare recipients encouraged to earn own income

  The Ministry of Social Protection has recorded an increase in the number of people seeking government assistance, particularly among persons with disabilities, older individuals, widows, and single mothers.

• Second fastest growing epidemic

  The sharp increase in the use of illicit drugs is driving HIV/AIDS cases, which is now the second fastest-growing epidemic in the Asia-Pacific region.

• Push for long awaited pay hike

  Teachers in Fiji are demanding a 30 percent pay rise, warning that delays are causing frustration and driving graduates abroad.

• Suva Safety

  Questions are being raised about the working relationship between the Suva City Council and the business community in the Capital City in efforts to improve security.

• Vehicle Assessment

  The government is reviewing the country's vehicle imports to tackle growing traffic congestion.

• Peace Gathering

  Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Manoa Kamikamica has once again assured the Indo-Fijian community that there is no religious intolerance or acts of sacrilege in the country.

• Maternity Experience

  A lack of emotional support during childbirth has left many mothers struggling with long-term mental health issues.

• Postpartum Depression

  Postpartum depression is often called a silent struggle but here in Fiji, health experts say it’s time to break that silence and include not just mothers, but fathers and families in the conversation.  

• Derelict Vessel

  The coalition government is taking a more aggressive stance against derelict vessels polluting its waters.

• Unsanitary Conditions

  The unsanitary and unsafe conditions of inter-island vessels came under scrutiny during a recent stakeholder consultation on the review of Fiji’s Public Health Act.

• Counselors Poached

  Empower Pacific has stated that it has learned a difficult lesson after losing all five of its professionally trained alcohol and other drug counselors to recruitment by other organizations overseas.