Fiji Bati head coach Mick Potter says Fiji’s local rugby league competition is producing promising talent, with several players potentially pushing for national selection in the future.

Fiji Bulikula head coach Jone Wesele believes unity will be the key ingredient as the side targets a historic Rugby League World Cup campaign.

The road to the Rugby League World Cup is gathering momentum for the Fiji Bulikula, with head coach Jone Wesele naming a 42-member extended squad for next month’s tournament.

The Fiji National Rugby League has taken direct control of the Fiji National Rugby League Referees Association, citing ongoing operational concerns and a lack of compliance and accredited officials overseeing local competitions.

After more than 30 years at the forefront of Fijian rugby league, Joe Dakuitoga isn’t retreating from the sport; instead, he’s directing his passion and expertise toward nurturing the foundation of Fijian rugby league—its grassroots.

A major milestone was achieved yesterday for Fiji’s only professional rugby league club, the Kaiviti Silktails, with the official opening of their new high-performance gym in Lautoka.

Fiji Bati head coach, Mick Potter, has backed newly appointed national women’s coach, Jone Wesele.

NRL and Melbourne Storm star Eliesa ‘Eli’ Katoa was also part of the inaugural Tui Kamikamica Bowl in Lautoka today.

Fiji Bati head coach Mick Potter believes the national side remains in good hands despite the retirement of former captain Tui Kamikamica ahead of the Rugby League World Cup.

With the Rugby League World Cup just a month away, newly appointed Fiji Bulikula head coach Jone Wesele has outlined his vision for both the national team and the long-term development of women’s rugby league in Fiji.

Westpac Fiji and the Kaiviti Silktails are taking their partnership beyond rugby league, with a new financial education programme designed to equip players, staff and schoolchildren with practical money skills.

Retired Melbourne Storm forward and Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica will be honoured this weekend when the Kaiviti Silktails and Melbourne Storm Under-21 side contest the inaugural Tui Kamikamica Bowl at Churchill Park in Lautoka.