After a winless debut season last year, the Kaiviti Silktails have etched their names in the history books in just their second year of the Jersey Flegg Cup—securing their first-ever away victory with a stunning 34-26 triumph over the previously unbeaten Melbourne Storm this afternoon.

The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have reignited their Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific campaign with a crucial 28–14 victory over the NSW Waratahs at the fortress, Churchill Park in Lautoka, securing only their second win of the season and keeping their finals hopes alive.

Ratu Kadavulevu School’s rising middle-distance talent, Jale Raikatalau, is staying focused as he gears up for another big performance at next week-end’s 2025 Fiji Finals.

Volleyball Fiji rep Sally Aitcheson, a familiar face in locally sanctioned tournaments, believes the sport has grown immensely in recent years.

Twenty-one humanoid robots joined thousands of runners at the Yizhuang half-marathon in Beijing on Saturday, the first time these machines have raced alongside humans over a 21-km (13-mile) course.

Fijian Drua fullback Sikeli Rabitu isn’t letting the pressure of a starting spot distract him from the basics.

Over 500 athletes from across Fiji are at the HFC Bank Stadium today for Trial Two of the 2025 Fiji National Athletics Championships.

Leeds United returned to the top of the Championship with a win at Oxford United as they matched victories earlier on Friday for both Burnley and Sheffield United.

Toronto Blue Jays right-handed pitcher Max Scherzer recently received a second cortisone shot in his ailing right thumb, manager John Schneider told reporters Friday.

The last time the Fijian Drua hosted the Waratahs in Fiji, it was a thriller, a 39-36 win at Churchill Park, Lautoka, in March last year from a Kemu Valetini golden point drop goal.

With the Fiji Finals just around the corner, former national rep and Athletics Fiji Database Administration Officer Eugene Vollmer says the buildup to the biggest event in the secondary school athletics calendar has been nothing short of thrilling.

Former Wallabies flyhalf James O’Connor was the hero in Christchurch, kicking the match-winning penalty to give the Crusaders a thrilling 25-22 win over the Blues in a rain-soaked Super Rugby clash.