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• SGS books spot in U18 semis

  Suva Grammar School produced a stirring second-half comeback to defeat Lelean Memorial School 27–24 in their Vodafone Deans U18 quarterfinal.

• Penalty kick sends Nat to Deans semis

  Natabua High School snatched a dramatic 20–17 victory over Marist Brothers High School in their Vodafone Deans U18 quarterfinal, with Suliasi Totopo landing a match-winning penalty on the stroke of full-time.

• SGS stops Khalsa College dream run

  In just their debut year at the Vodafone Deans Trophy, Sri Guru Nanak Khalsa College defied expectations and captured the hearts of the rugby community.  

• Babasiga Lions through to BOG final

  Labasa’s Anish Khem was the hero of the match, scoring the decisive goal in the second half of extra time to seal a spot in the Extra Battle of the Giants final for his side against Navua.

• FSSRU prioritise safety

  With the Vodafone Deans Trophy quarter-finals kicking off tomorrow, the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union is stepping up preparations to ensure a safe and well-organized event.

• Nadi survives Macuata scare

  Nadi claimed a 20–11 win over Macuata in Round 2 of the Skipper Cup at King Charles Park.

• Labasa banks on home crowd

  Labasa midfielder Anish Khem says the roar of a home crowd is unmatched, but it brings twice the pressure as they push to finish the Extra Battle of the Giants season on a high.

• Nasinu proves too strong for Nadi

  Underdogs Nasinu Rugby Union pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the Marama Cup Championship so far, thrashing Nadi 48-18 in round two at Prince Charles Park in Nadi this morning.

• Nasinu ready to face defending champions

  The last Vodafone Deans Trophy under-18 quarter-final match on Saturday is one not to be missed, as the two sides who met in last year's final, will battle it out for a spot in the semis next weekend.

• Tagi reminisces tough RKS days

  This Saturday, all eyes will be on Churchill Park as Ratu Kadavulevu School seeks revenge in the Vodafone Deans U18 quarterfinals against the very team that ended their campaign last year – Cuvu College.

• Fijiana building strong ahead of World Cup

  Fijiana head coach Ioan Cunningham says preparations for the Women’s Rugby World Cup are tracking well, with steady improvements and growing chemistry within the squad.

• Rakuro stays with Drua

  Electrifying winger Taniela Rakuro has extended his stay with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua for another season.

• Deans quaterfinals lineup

  Some teams have left Suva today for the west ahead of the Vodafone Deans quarterfinals in Nadi and Lautoka this weekend.

• MGM to face familiar opponent

  Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School's under-15 team is preparing to face a familiar opponent, Lelean Memorial School, in the Vodafone Deans Trophy Quarter-finals this weekend.

• 3 games on Friday, 3 games on Saturday

  This weekend’s Skipper Cup and Marama Championship fixtures have been spread across two days, after an earlier all-Saturday schedule was revised.

• Malolo excited to face Ba this weekend

  It’s a big weekend for Malolo Rugby Union as they get the chance to play at home in the 2025 Skipper Cup.

• Wesley College

  A few boys and girls will be selected for scholarships to Wesley College in New Zealand and the hunt begins at this year’s Vodafone Deans and Weet-Bix Raluve competitions.

• Natabua Raluve

  Rugby is not just a sport, it’s shaping a new generation of confident and determined young women.

• Emosi Tuqiri

  Fijian Drua front rower Emosi Tuqiri has extended his contract with the club for another two seasons, securing his spot in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific competition until 2027.

• IDC venue change

  The Fiji Football Association has announced that the 2025 FMF Inter District Championship will now be held at Churchill Park in Lautoka instead of Ba's 4R Stadium.

• Nadi Rugby

  Mesake Vocevoce’s rise from club rugby in Nadi to the international stage is being hailed as a major win for local player development.

• Global trend

  Tevita Kanivere, Frank Lomani, and Selestino Ravutaumada are now part of a global trend where athletes earn money from the use of their image through licensed merchandise.

• Saint Vincent

  Saint Vincent College Under-16 girls rugby team is questioning a referee's decision after a try was overturned during their Weet-Bix Raluve quarterfinal match against Dreketi Central College.

• Navua veterans

  Navua Combine Masters have been crowned champions of the BOG Veteran Tournament 40s final.

• Naitasiri fends off Malolo scare

  Naitasiri got the job done in Round 1 of the Skipper Cup, kicking off their campaign with a 39-16 win over Malolo.

• Dream run continues for Dreketi central

  Dreketi Central College has written a new chapter in their school’s rugby history, qualifying for the Weet-Bix Raluve Under-16 semifinals for the very first time after a dramatic 14-12 win over St Vincent College.

• History for Muaniweni College

  History is in the making for a small rural school with big dreams.

• Nasinu thrases Nabala

  Nasinu Secondary School has powered into the national quarterfinals of the Deans U18 competition after a dominant 57-10 victory over Nabala Secondary in their playoff clash.

• Bua College

  Bua Central College Under-19s already know what it feels like to battle on the big stage of the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Vodafone Deans playoffs.

• Nadi Rugby

  The Nadi Rugby Union is heading into this season’s Skipper Cup with a fresh look — from a revamped committee to a largely new playing group.

• Skipper Launch

  Representatives from various districts gathered in Suva for the launch of the 2025 Skipper and Marama Cup competitions.

• Fiji U-16

  The Fiji Young Kulas have made a great start to their OFC U-16 Women’s Championship campaign with a 4-0 win over Tahiti in Apia, Samoa.

• Vodafone Deans Trophy

  For the first time in the competition’s history, schools from the Northern Division will feature in all grades of the Vodafone Deans Trophy play-offs, set to take place in Suva this weekend.  

• Govind Park

  After nearly a decade of waiting, Ba’s iconic Govind Park is officially back, and ready to host some of the nation’s biggest sporting events.

• Lautoka

  Lautoka is ready to climb higher in this year’s Skipper Cup.

• Nadi BOG

  Nadi FC’s newest inclusion, goalkeeper Jacob Chand, stands as a prime example of how nurturing young talent can lead to a deserved place in district football.

• Deans competition

  Less than 48 hours after Heads of Schools and Zone Executives were informed of the confirmed venues for the Vodafone Deans and Weet-Bix Raluve finals venue, the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union is now back to square one - hunting for grounds.

• Raluve quarterfinals

  Defending Weet-Bix Raluve champions Natabua High School will take on Adi Cakobau School in the quarterfinal on Saturday.

• Vatukoula

  The countdown is over, Vatukoula Rugby Union returns to the Skipper Cup this Saturday for the first time in almost a decade.

• Lautoka BOG

  Lautoka FC's newest Vanuatu import, 21-year-old Rodney Lava, is steadily adjusting to the intensity of football in Fiji.

• Govind Park to host deans finals

  For the first time in Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union history, the Vodafone Deans finals will be held at Govind Park in Ba.

• First round of Skipper Cup this Saturday

  Ba rugby's long wait is finally over and the town is buzzing.

• SGS focus on weaknesses

  Suva Grammar School number 8 Tangiki Rekisa acknowledges the many lessons learned, some of them the hard way, during the Vodafone Deans zone competition.

• Rewa ready for BOG

  It's been a promising start for Rewa player/coach Tevita Waranivalu as he continues to guide the Delta Tigers in his first major tournament, the Battle of the Giants.

• Vunisasaro joins Ba FC

  Ba FC has welcomed a promising new face to their lineup, with 20-year-old Avisai Vunisasaro making a swift transition from Australia to the heart of Fijian football.

• Eyes on nationals now

  Nasinu Secondary School Under-19 captain Rafaele Dagaga admits he admires the fight shown by Ratu Simione Matanitobua College, calling them a team with real potential after their gutsy performance in the Vodafone Deans Southern Zone final.

• FRU eyes stronger financial future

  The Fiji Rugby Union is aiming to strengthen its financial standing in the coming year after posting a modest net income of $105,962 for the financial year ending December 31, 2024.

• Nalatu names World Cup squad

  Baby Pearls head coach Simone Nalatu has named her 12-member squad for the upcoming Netball World Youth Cup, to be held in Gibraltar in September.

• Burne Joins FRU Board

  Lailanie Burnes is set to shake things up as the Fiji Rugby Director of Rugby, bringing a powerful vision centered on boosting female representation and active participation across every level of the sport.

• Muaniweni Makes History

  A brave and determined Muaniweni College outfit nearly beat Adi Cakobau School in the Eastern Zone Weet-Bix Raluve under 18 final at the Queen Victoria School ground in Tailevu.

• Jasper U18 Dethrones Natabua

  Jasper Williams High School caused a significant upset, ending defending Raluve Under 18 champions Natabua High School's reign with a convincing 38-15 victory in the Western Zone Weet-Bix Raluve Under 18 final yesterday at Churchill Park, Lautoka.

• Solomon National Caption Joins Labasa

  Solomon Islands national captain Ileen Pegi has joined the Labasa Women’s team.

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• News Videos

• Tabuya after PA's ticket

  Newly appointed Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya has reapplied for a ticket under The People’s Alliance banner for the upcoming General Election.

• Naiyaca Campus

  After nearly 14 years in development, the long-delayed Fiji National University Naiyaca Campus in Labasa is finally on track for completion, with classes expected to start in Semester One of 2027.

• $90,000 fix after just five years

  Laqere Market has undergone a $90,000 renovation just five years after it was built.

• Navuso Agriculture Technology Institute

  In the fertile hills of Navuso, the rhythm of the seasons dictates more than the crops—it shapes the future of Fiji’s agriculture.

• State makes sentencing submission

  The state has outlined sentencing recommendations for the nine men convicted over Fiji’s largest-ever drug bust involving 4.5 tonnes of methamphetamine.

• Leaders demand proof

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka strongly denies any involvement of current government or parliamentary members in drug trafficking following the recent 4.15-tonne methamphetamine seizure.

• 3000 for collections on Monday

  The Department of Immigration has resumed passport printing, with a significant push underway to clear the current backlog.

• Provincial council audit report review

  Provincial council offices have handed out millions of dollars in public funds to individuals without any recovery plans or financial security.

• Two major Universities reject review findings

  The Fiji National University and the University of the South Pacific have strongly pushed back against the findings of the External Review Committee questioning the credibility and methodology used to assess their performance.

• Permit pulled, Hindu event cancelled

  The organisers of the Hindu Unity Gatherings are disheartened after their permit for a peaceful march in Suva this Saturday was abruptly cancelled.

• Relocation work progressing

  The $5.9 million Nabavatu relocation project has entered its key construction phase with 37 new homes being built for the displaced community in Macuata.

• 105 graduates to help fill gap

  Fiji’s tourism industry is set for a boost, with 105 students from the ServicePro International Tourism Hospitality Institute graduating today and ready to join the workforce.

• PM rejects power grab claims

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed that his party, The People’s Alliance, has submitted a formal reference to the Supreme Court seeking a review of the 2013 Constitution’s legal standing.

• Fresh revelations in trial

  Former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho had the authority to review the Disciplinary Tribunal Process if there was a procedural impropriety during the hearing.

• More teeth for new maritime law

  In response to safety breaches during the last festive season and school holidays, the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji is facing pressure to enforce stricter controls on vessel overcrowding.

• Stays vigilance, says Naivalurua

  Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua, says the recent act of sacrilege in Samabula, Suva has reinforced the need for stronger community vigilance and police action.

• Red zones

  Police are increasing operations in "red zones" across the country to lower crime rates and improve public safety.

• Trial begins

  In the trial of former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho, Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu was the first witness for the prosecution.

• Aviation Overhaul

  Following the fatal crash of Air India Flight 171 in June, which killed 260 people, Fiji is enhancing its aviation safety oversight.

• DPP case

  Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption’s Acting Commissioner Lavi Rokoika today filed the necessary documents in the Suva Magistrates Court to initiate extradition proceedings against Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde.

• Dengue fever

  Eight people have died from dengue fever so far this year, with five deaths in the Western Division and three in the North.

• ECE schedule

  Seven pre-primary schools which includes five in Suva and two in Nadi are yet to fully implement the new full-day Early Childhood Education programme due to space and infrastructure constraints.

• More talks

  The government welcomes the recent decrease in US tariffs on Fijian exports from 32% to 15%, but plans to continue negotiations for a further reduction.

• Bail granted

  The five police officers charged for their alleged involvement in an assault and extortion case involving a Nasinu businessman have been granted bail by the Nasinu Magistrates Court.

• Fraudalent jobs on the rise

  A number of innovative techniques are being used to lure unsuspecting individuals with lucrative job offers, who often become victims of human trafficking and labor exploitation.

• Trafficking of vulnerable people

  As Fiji strengthens its efforts to combat human trafficking, more attention is needed for people with disabilities who are being exploited and may be falling through the cracks.

• More projects underway

  The Ministry of Housing has secured 48 development leases, with three projects already finished.

• Young women push for political access

  Young women in Fiji still face deep-rooted barriers to political participation, from cultural norms to online harassment.

• Pharmacy Concerns

  A breakdown in negotiations between the Ministry of Health and Health Care Fiji Ltd which manages Aspen Medical and Ba Hospitals has led to an abrupt change in how outpatient department patients receive their medication.

• VAT changes

  With the new 12.5% VAT now in effect, shoppers are already feeling the benefits.

• Fare Subsidy

  Bus commuters are also paying ten percent less for their daily rides starting today, as announced in the 2025-26 National Budget.

• Students Excursion

  An excursion for students from Champs International School in Nadi turned into a nightmare after they were allegedly verbally, mentally, and physically abused.

• Guilty verdict

  Nine men have today been found guilty of importing more than four tonnes of methamphetamine, a bust that shocked the nation and made headlines across the Pacific.

• VAT reduction

  Starting tomorrow, August 1, the VAT rate in Fiji drops from 15 percent to 12.5 percent.

• Price manipulation

  As Fijians eagerly await the VAT reduction from 15 percent to 12.5 percent set to take effect from tomorrow, the Consumer Council has raised alarm over unjustified price increases across the food sector.

• Tax compliance

  The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has uncovered nearly $45 million in tax liabilities through its VAT Compliance Campaign, with $30 million already collected in cash.

• Diabetes amputation

  The CWM Hospital in Suva has reported over 560 diabetes-related foot surgeries in the first half of this year.

• Accused remanded

  Lautoka Magistrate Seini Puamau has today directed police prosecutors to ensure the completion of the post-mortem report in a murder case called before her today.

• Compassion not condemnation

  Following the newborn discovery at Lautoka Teachers College, the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre is calling for a shift from public judgment to empathy and understanding.

• Illegal drugs

  Young men in Solovola Village, Kadavu, are being warned to stop growing illegal drugs.

• Young mother dies in alleged violence

  Tragedy has struck a family in Kaleli Settlement, Lautoka, as a young mother of two has allegedly fallen victim to a domestic violence incident.

• Kapawale to be sentenced next month

  Emotions ran high in the Suva High Court this morning as families confronted Tevita Kapawale, who stands convicted of brutally murdering five people on the high seas in 2021.

• Restaurants fail safety inspection

  An inspection of 111 restaurants conducted by the Consumer Council of Fiji shows that nearly half of these restaurants in Suva, Lautoka, and Labasa operate without a valid health license.

• Teens life with diabetes

  A 17-year-old boy is calling for stronger support for kids diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.

• Villagers urged to not work in silos

  Villagers of Wailevu, Labasa, have been urged by the Ministry of iTaukei Affairs to work together to achieve their development plans, rather than as individuals.

• Surge in suicide attempts

  Mental health advocates are alarmed by an increase in attempted suicide cases this year, raising fears that earlier progress may be reversing.

• PRB clears the air

  Six tenants were asked to leave Public Rental Board estates last year because their incomes exceeded the $30,000 limit.

• Savusavu's health nightmare

  Residents of Savusavu are forced to buy their own medicines due to severe shortages at the local hospital.