Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Temo Mayanavanua says the team cannot dwell on their Round 1 loss and must focus on the quick turnaround ahead.

The Fiji Rugby Union has taken a bold step onto the global stage, officially signing a landmark Memorandum of Understanding with the China Rugby Association to create new development pathways for local talent.

Yaro Chiefs captain Wame Ratuva and winger Tomasi Stark have been called into the Fiji Airways Fiji men’s 7s team camp in preparation for the next tournament leg.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Glen Jackson praised his side’s effort in their opening round clash against Moana Pasifika, despite a challenging performance.

The 2026 Classic Buses Limited FANCA Nations World Cup has officially been launched, setting the stage for one of the biggest sporting events on the Islamic community calendar.

The Think Before You Click Fiji Police 7s team has continued its community support efforts by donating $5,000 from their Fiji Bitter Savusavu 7s prize money to the Father Law Home in Wailekutu, Lami.

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua co-captain Temo Mayanavanua has pointed to discipline as the key area needing urgent improvement following their round one clash against Moana Pasifika in Lautoka yesterday.

Former Fiji football captain Maritino Nemani has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Suva Rugby Union, marking a significant leadership boost for the capital’s rugby fraternity.

Labasa FC head coach Alvin Chand says he is proud of his players despite falling short in the Pillay Garments Champion vs Champion Series, after a 1-0 aggregate defeat to Rewa FC.

The Fiji Rugby Union has introduced a mandatory vetting process for all Fijian rugby players seeking contracts or scholarships overseas in a decisive move to protect them from exploitative agreements.

Rewa FC head coach Priyant Manu praised his players’ determination and discipline after they successfully retained the Pillay Garments Champion vs Champion title yesterday at Subrail Park in Labasa.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s comeback hopes fell short in their Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season opener, going down 40–26 to Moana Pasifika this afternoon at Churchill Park in Lautoka.