The Fiji Rugby Union and FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne have mutually agreed to part ways, effective immediately.

Lelean Memorial School’s Joseph Falemaka is drawing belief from a breakthrough performance at the Triple N Zone, setting his sights firmly on a top-eight finish in the discus at this year’s Coca-Cola Games.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have made key changes ahead of their Round 8 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific showdown against the Crusaders, with Manasa Mataele and Joji Nasova returning to the matchday 23.

Waidina Secondary School long-distance athlete Ratu Iokobo Kuruduadua produced a determined performance in the Triple N Zone to win gold in the intermediate boys 1,500 metres, clocking 4:36.53 in a courageous run against the Coca-Cola Games record of 4:11.60 set by Farasiko Mualevu of Suva Grammar School in 2014.

Defensive discipline has taken centre stage for the Fiji Airways Fiji men 7s side as preparations intensify ahead of the Hong Kong 7s in two weeks’ time.

Team Fiji has delivered an impressive showing at the 2026 Oceania Taekwondo Games in Sydney, Australia, returning home with a strong medal haul that highlights the sport’s steady rise locally.

Army halfback Suluka Tunaka has already joined the Fiji 7s extended squad, while Devo standout Aquino Savenaca is set to link up with the team after the Hong Kong 7s.

Fans heading to this year’s Coca-Cola Games are being urged to secure their tickets early, with new packages introduced to make the event more accessible.

The Ba Football Association has imposed immediate suspensions on a local club and two of its officials as part of efforts to address misconduct and foster a more positive environment within the sport.

The exhibition match featuring former national representatives at the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s over the weekend felt like a step back in time for one sevens legend.

A strict daily routine and unwavering discipline continue to drive Ratu Kadavulevu School’s Jale Raikatalau, who once again claimed gold in the 1500 metres at the Tailevu Zone competition.

Queen Victoria School and Dawasamu Secondary School lead the boys and girls medal tally after day one of the Tailevu Zone.