Levuka Public School’s color party will be leading the opening ceremony of the Coca-Cola Games for the second consecutive year, while their brass band will participate for the first time as well.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua forward Elia Canakaivata is set to reach a major milestone this weekend, as he prepares to earn his 50th cap for the club in their Round 12 clash against the Highlanders in Ba.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro reminded Heads of Schools to ensure teachers are actively supervising students and that the safety and well-being of children remain paramount at all times.

Apart from competing in the Marist 7s tournament more than a month ago, 19-year-old Joshua Vunicagi had never set foot on the track at HFC Bank Stadium—until yesterday, as he made his final preparations for the Coca-Cola Games later this week.

Fiji Water Flying Fijians and Bristol Bears’ outside back Kalaveti Ravouvou is making his presence felt at the highest level, earning a spot on the Gallagher Premiership Player of the Month shortlist for April.

The Fiji Football Association’s nationwide Talent Identification programme could uncover the country’s next football star.

More than 140 police officers will be deployed to secure this year’s Coca-Cola Games, with the Fiji Police Force taking full control of safety operations at the national schools event.

While Ratu Finau Secondary School may be fielding only five athletes to this year’s Coca-Cola Games, they are adamant to stamp their mark alongside other giant schools like Marist Brothers High and Suva Grammar.

A dynamic squad of 23 swimmers will represent Fiji at the upcoming Oceania Swimming Championships at the Damodar Aquatic Centre next month.

Years of hard work, sacrifice, and constant prayers have finally paid off for 18-year-old Sailasa Raralevu, who has qualified for this year’s Coca-Cola Games.

Atelaite Buna’s return and the inclusion of World Cup representative Manuqalo Komaitai headline the Fijian Drua Women’s squad for the 2026 Super Rugby Women’s season.

Api Koroisau’s hopes of a State of Origin recall appear in tatters after the Wests Tigers hooker accepted a three-match ban for his hip-drop tackle on Noah Martin.