A powerful sense of pride and history is sweeping through Suva as the Flying Fijians prepare to face Scotland this Saturday, the same opposition they first famously defeated at home back in 1998.

Team Fiji athlete Heleina Young says she never expected to walk away with the Most Outstanding Female Athlete award at the 2025 Pacific Mini Games and she certainly did not expect to win as many medals as she did.

From learning how to balance on a surf board at 5 years old, to signing a contract with a major surfing brand Former at 16, James Kusitino is officially Fiji’s first ever, pro surfer.

Scotland second row Grant Gilchrist says his side is bracing for one of the fiercest challenges in world rugby when they face the Flying Fijians in Suva tomorrow.

11 players with international rugby experience are in the Australia and New Zealand Invitational 15s side to take on the British & Irish Lions tomorrow in Adelaide.

Over a thousand students from nine schools across Naitasiri gathered this morning at Navuso Primary School for the highly anticipated Naitasiri Primary School Rugby Skill Development Program.

In a significant move to boost rugby league development in the Pacific, Fiji National Rugby League Chairman Akuila Masi and Vodafone Fiji Bati Head Coach Wise Kativerata are currently in Australia engaging with key officials from the National Rugby League.

Fans had been calling for Sireli Maqala to start after his electric impact off the bench in last week’s clash with Australia and now he’s set to light up the field from kickoff against Scotland.

The Fiji Kulas will just need a draw tonight to qualify for the OFC Women’s Nations Cup semifinals.

Three overseas-based players and 22 local talents have been named in the extended squad for the Fiji U-16 Men’s National Team, ahead of the OFC U-16 Championship 2025, which will be held in Solomon Islands in August.

Joe Root’s patient unbeaten 99 led England to 251-4 on an attritional and compelling first day of the third test against India at Lord’s on Thursday.

The Grand Chamber of the European Court on Thursday upheld a 2023 ruling that double 800 metres Olympic champion Caster Semenya’s appeal to a Swiss Federal Tribunal against regulations that barred her from competing had not been properly heard.