While many members of the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are looking ahead to next year’s Rugby World Cup, co-captain Frank Lomani says his teammates remain fully focused on the upcoming Shop N Save Supermarket Super Rugby season.

Fijian Drua CEO Jeff Miller believes the franchise has laid one of the strongest foundations in the professional game and says the club is well placed to rebound after an underwhelming 2025 Shop N Save Supermarket Super Rugby Pacific campaign.

A few Flying Fijians stars will start for their respective teams in another Champions Cup round tomorrow and Monday.

The Fijian Drua have secured a major boost off the field, renewing their partnership with Shop N Save Supermarket for a further three years.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will face a significant challenge in the front row following the departure of former captain Tevita Ikanivere, with the 2026 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season set to kick off next month.

Exeter Chiefs and England A forward Rusi Tuima will bolster the Newcastle Red Bulls’ forward pack next summer after agreeing to a two-year deal, adding size, power and top-flight experience to the club’s growing project.

Former Vodafone Fijiana XV head coach Ioan Cunningham has taken the next step in his international coaching journey, joining the Scotland Women’s set up as senior assistant coach in a move that underlines the growing global impact of Fiji’s women’s rugby programme.

Fans will again watch the 14th McDonald’s Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s live and exclusive on FBC Sports.

What began as a wide eyed visit to watch a training session has come full circle for JD Sivivatu Kanth, who two years on has earned a call up into the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Development Squad.

All Blacks XV back AJ Lam will join ASM Clermont on a three-year deal from next season, ending his time with the Blues.

English Premiership side Sale Sharks have held talks with Swire Shipping Fijian Drua outside back, Ponipate Loganimasi over a potential move to the North-West next season.

McDonald’s Fiji Coral Coast Sevens founder Jay Whyte says his drive to continue leading the tournament comes from watching it mature into one of the region’s most respected rugby sevens events.