Seta Tamanivalu celebrated his 50th appearance for Brave Lupus Tokyo with a crucial opening try on Sunday, helping the defending champions se-cure a hard-fought 32-26 victory over the Kobe Steelers in Japan Rugby League One.

Joe Cokanasiga scored two sensational tries for Premiership leaders Bath, but reigning champions Northampton Saints clinched a dramatic 43-41 victory with a last-minute penalty by Fin Smith in a thrilling encounter.

The Nabua community in Suva has once again received a boost in its rugby union and rugby league development efforts, thanks to the continued support from Sydney’s Oran Park Rugby League Football Club.

Flying Fijians Number 8 Albert Tuisue made a strong impact off the bench as Gloucester opened 2025 with a thrilling 36-20 victory over Sale Sharks at Kingsholm.

Kalaveti Ravouvou powered through in the corner with a well-worked try in the second half, but it wasn’t enough to prevent Bristol Bears from falling to Saracens in a 45-28 defeat at the StoneX Stadium this morning.

Oran Park Rugby League Football Club, based in Sydney Australia, continues its mission to nurture grassroots rugby league in Fiji, with a special focus on engaging young players through school partnerships and community outreach.

Wallabies star Marika Koroibete has signed with Oceania Sports Management, joining the organization as he continues to make his mark in world rugby.

Former Flying Fijians Setareki Tuicuvu and Vinaya Habosi lit up Stade Mayol with standout performances in Toulon’s 36-24 victory over Racing 92 in a pulsating Top 14 clash.

In early December, Ilona Maher embarked on her journey to secure a spot on the USA Women’s Rugby team for the upcoming Rugby World Cup by signing a short-term contract with the Bears.

Former Flying Fijians winger Nemani Nadolo has begun his transition from player to coach, joining the Box Hill Rugby Club in Melbourne, Australia.

Since joining the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua development side in 2023, 24-year-old Jone Naqiri has gradually started to find his rhythm within the squad.

Fiji Rugby Union chair John Sanday says the challenges of the past year have laid the groundwork for what promises to be an exciting and transformative year ahead.