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• Sutton grateful for opportunity

  Fiji Bati Assistant Coach and former South Sydney Rabbitohs lock John Sutton says he is grateful to head coach Wise Kativerata for the opportunity to guide the team.

• Tourney to maintian fitness level

  One of the major objectives of hosting the annual Ratu Sukuna Bowl is to promote the fitness level among police officers and military personals.

• Drua team for Coral Coast 7s

  The Fijian Drua will field a team in next year’s McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s tournament.

• Overseas boxers shows interest

  Local professional boxer Winston Hill has revealed a surge in interest from international fighters eager to compete in Fiji’s boxing scene.

• Great for players to be back

  Former NRL player and Vodafone Fiji Bati mentor for the Pacific Bowl Championship Jarryd Hayne says it’s been a long time coming for players with Fijian heritage to return to the country and play in front of their fans and families.

• Police to leave no stones unturned

  The Fiji Police Force is leaving no stone unturned in its buildup to the highly anticipated Sukuna Bowl clash next month.

• Not enough games says Bryne

  According to Fiji Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne, his side should be playing a total of 30 test matches over the next two years before heading into the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

• Rewa thumps Nadroga

  Extra Supermarket Rewa kicked off their 2024 FMF Inter-District Championship campaign with an emphatic 7-0 victory over Sigatoka Electric/ Nadroga Auto Marine Upholstery Nadroga.

• Another Jennings to debut for Fiji

  The Jennings family is making waves in both football and rugby league for Fiji.

• Serevi in stable condition

  India Rugby coach and Fiji 7s legend Waisale Serevi is currently admitted to Manipal Hospital in India after experiencing chest pain.

• Byrne excited for November Tour

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne says their fixtures for the November Tour will certainly push his players to their limits as they slowly build for the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

• Morale boosted for Police Blues

  The Police Blues team's morale has been boosted after securing their third consecutive win in the Escott Shield final against Fresh’et Navy over the weekend.

• Fijiana goes down in thriller

  Fijiana narrowly missed out on ending their 2024 WXV3 campaign on a high, falling 10-8 to Spain in a fiercely contested final in Dubai this morning.

• Maqala's impressive airborne try

  Fiji 7s Olympic gold medalist Sireli Maqala showcased his exceptional skills this morning, helping Bayonne secure a commanding 37-7 win against La Rochelle in the Top 14 competition.

• Police Blues to enjoy win

  The Police Blues will savor their third consecutive Escott Shield win before turning their attention to their next major challenge – the Sukuna Bowl.

• Suva to feature in OFC Men's Futsal

  Suva Futsal has secured their place in next year's OFC Men’s Futsal competition after a thrilling 3-2 victory over Nadi this afternoon in the Fiji National Futsal competition.

• Three in a row for Police Blues

  The Police Blues has successfully defended their Escott Shield title for the third consecutive year, defeating Fresh'et Navy Blues Navy 17-13 in a tense final at Bidesi Park in Suva this afternoon.

• Byrne anticipates tough tests

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne is eagerly anticipating the upcoming November Tests, where Fiji will face some of the top teams in world rugby.

• Son follows in mum's footsteps

  In a remarkable turn of events, the sporting world sees history repeat itself—this time, with a son stepping onto the stage to carry on his mother’s legacy but only now in the sport of Rugby League.

• Tough competition within Baby Pearls

  Competition within the Baby Pearls squad is heating up as players battle for key positions ahead of the Netball World Youth Cup.

• Four uncapped players named

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians have named four uncapped players in their squad for the upcoming November tour, offering fresh talent a chance to shine on the international stage.

• Drua pre-season underway

  The Fijian Drua began their pre-season training on Monday, with Head of Athletic Performance Nacani Cawanibuka expressing confidence in the squad’s growth and development.

• Testing ground for Women's RWC

  Fijiana XV's outgoing coach Moses Rauluni says a good base for the upcoming Women's Rugby World Cup is needed especially with a young squad.

• Bula Boys shine on Fiji Day

  Despite being a player down for about 60 minutes, the Fiji Bula Boys managed to pull off an impressive 1-nil win over the Solomon Islands in their opening match of the FIFA World Cup Oceania Qualifiers at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva last night.

• Promotion relegations in Pacific Bowl

  This year’s Pacific Championship is an important one for the Fiji Bati as there’ll be a promotion relegation.

• Bula Boys ready for Solomon Islands

  Fiji Bula Boys head coach Rob Sherman believes his side is fully prepared for their FIFA World Cup Oceania Qualifier clash against the Solomon Islands tonight.

• Gymnastics Fiji on the rise

  Gymnastics Federation of Fiji (GFF) is making strides in international competitions, with athletes earning spots in prestigious pathways that could significantly boost the sport’s profile in the country.

• No Koroisau and Bula

  Rugby league fans in the country for the first time can watch the Fiji Bati, Fiji Bulikula and Fiji Residents in action at the same venue and day.

• FSC U20 7S dates confirmed

  The upcoming Fiji Sports Council Under-20 Sevens tournament in partnership with the Fiji Rugby Union is generating excitement, not only for its competitive edge but also for the significant $78,500 prize pool up for grabs.

• Bula boys brace for Solomons

  Fiji’s “Wonder Boy” Roy Krishna believes the Bula Boys will be expecting a tough battle this week when they take on the Solomon Islands in their FIFA World Cup Oceania Qualifier at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Spain next for Fijiana XV

  Spain will head into their final match with the Fijiana 15s this weekend in a great position to seal both the WXV 3 title and their place at Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025.

• Manusina Samoa thumps Fijiana XV

  The Fijiana XV side suffered a 45-17 loss over Manusina Samoa this morning in Dubai during their second WXV3 match.

• Tamanisau proud of side despite loss

  Police Mobile Forces veteran Simione Tamanisau is proud of his side’s performance despite going down 1-0 to Western Division Two in the 2024 Police IDC final yesterday.

• Bula boys excited to play at home

  Digicel Fiji Bula Boys head coach Rob Sherman says they are looking forward to playing at home for the FIFA World Cup 2026 Oceania Qualifiers.

• Players excited for 2025 season

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua halfback Simione Kuruvoli says excitement is building back at camp, as players eagerly look forward to the 2025 Super Rugby Season.

• More than 3000 students to compete

  More than 3000 students from across the country are expected to compete in the upcoming Kaji Rugby National competition in Suva at the end of the month.

• Western division two wins Police IDC

  National rep Senirusi Naulubu came in clutch for his Western Division Two side in the 2024 Police Inter-District Championship final after scoring a goal in extra time for a 1-0 win over the Police Mobile Forces.

• Police IDC help Rewa FC with fitness

  With the FMF Inter-District Championship set to begin in two weeks, Rewa FC head coach Rodeck Singh believes the ongoing 2024 Police IDC will be instrumental for his players.

• Fiji loses 2023 Pacific Games bid

  The 2031 Pacific Games will be held in Tonga and not Fiji.

• Fijiana faces Samoa at 2am tomorrow

  Our Fijiana 15s can climb as high as 13th on the World rankings with a large victory against Samoa on Sunday in round 2 of the WXV3 in Dubai.

• Drua at FNU Open Day

  Players from the Fijian Drua and the Fijiana Drua teams graced the Fiji National University open day today as part of their newly formed partnership with FNU.

• Five year development for Kaji Rugby

  Development is key for the Fiji Primary Schools Rugby Union according to its president Sakiusa Turagabeci.

• FSC Under 20 sevens

  The Central Division Police side is looking to make one better at this year’s Fiji Police Inter-District-Championship after reaching the semi-finals last year.

• Kaji Rugby returns after five years

  Yesterday marked a significant milestone for rugby in primary schools after the Kaji Rugby Nationals competition was launched at the Vodafone headquarters in Suva.

• Central division looks to win tourney

  The Fiji Sports Council and Fiji Rugby Union have announced a partnership for an U20 7s Rugby Tournament.

• FRU trustees call for evidence

  The Fiji Rugby Union trustees have expressed their willingness to investigate allegations of corruption and late payments if players come forward with concrete evidence.

• Tuidraki proud of team

  Fiji Schoolboys Under-18 captain Samuela Tuidraki is proud of his team and the coaching staff for their effort in preparing for the Test match against the Australian Schoolboys that concluded yesterday.

• Surf competition boosts economy

  The return of the World Surf League Corona Fiji Pro has had a significant impact on Fiji’s tourism and hospitality sectors.

• Double victory for Fiji U18

  The Fiji School Boys Under 18 team doubled down on their victory against Australia School Boys defeating them 34-25 this afternoon in their second Test at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

• North tour for Fiji Bati

  Fiji Bati coach Wise Kativerata has revealed plans to visit the Northern Division next week, accompanied by several team members ahead of the full squad's assembly on Saturday for the Pacific Bowl Championship.

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• News Videos

• Development for a Resilient Economy

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka calls on the empowerment of people to strengthen their capabilities in order to overcome the challenges in this unprecedented era.

• Food safety violations uncovered

  The Consumer Council, in collaboration with Suva City Council health inspectors, conducted a joint inspection at a major wholesaler, uncovering alarming food safety violations.

• Plastic pollution a challenge

  Permanent Secretary for Environment Dr. Sivendra Michael warns that the leakage of plastic pollution into the environment will continue to increase, amplifying adverse environmental and health impacts.

• $4m spent on painting cash

  The Reserve Bank of Fiji can save on printing and handling cash costs after successfully integrating mobile money wallets with bank accounts.

• Fiji's economic growth to slow

  The World Bank's latest Pacific Economic Update estimates that Fiji's growth will slow to 3.1 percent this year, with a slight recovery projected for 2025, aligning with pre-pandemic trends.

• Farm to fork initiative

  The Ministry of Tourism, in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and the UN Food and Agriculture Organization, is advancing the farm-to-fork initiative to boost local agriculture by integrating homegrown produce into Fiji’s tourism supply chain.

• Ministry lacks technical expertise

  The Ministry of Fisheries lacks the technical expertise needed to support the production of young fish.

• ICJ can help share rules

  Attorney General Graham Leung believes international law plays a key role in addressing climate change, especially when it comes to holding States accountable.

• Major changes for mobile wallets

  Individuals can now send money directly from their mobile wallets to their banks accounts and vice versa, breaking the barrier that existed between these platforms.

• Freedom of choice

  Students from various tertiary institutions around the country are stepping up and engaging in key conversations about democracy.

• Nadi flood project vital

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Biman Prasad stresses the significance of the Nadi River flood alleviation project, calling it vital for safeguarding the economy and boosting investor confidence.

• COP29 focuses on quantified goal

  Discussions at this year's Conference of the Parties will focus on the New Collective Quantified Goal, highlighting the need for accountability and transparency in fund allocation from the previous 2009 goal.

• Wilo gets big break

  In a vibrant fusion of genres, local artist Wilo Usuramo features in a new cover release with international artist “JustEscape95” to recreate a classic hit.

• Strong and healthy relationship

  National Federation Party member and the Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua emphasizes the strong and healthy relationship between the coalition government and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces.

• Drugs fuel serious offenses

  Police Inspector Usaia Donu says increased cannabis use among young people has led to a rise in serious criminal offenses, such as robbery and violence.

• Human Rights

  The Deputy Head of the European Union in the Pacific, Nereo Garcia, reiterates the importance of human rights as both a moral imperative and a legal obligation during his address at the Inter-tertiary Debate held yesterday.

• Urban housing crisis grows

  Nearly 25 percent of the urban population lives in over 250 informal settlements across the country, largely due to a lack of access to affordable housing.

• Youths are the future of our country

  The European Union is committed to increasing the voice of young people in policymaking and in decision-making by providing the support needed.

• Government commits to rebuilding future

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasized the coalition government’s commitment to rebuilding Fiji’s future.

• President's appointment this month

  Parliament will sit later this month to appoint the country's next President.

• Ditoka urges warning upgrades

  Minister for Disaster Management Sakiasi Ditoka says there is a need to enhance early warning systems amid limited monitoring capacity, insufficient tsunami tide gauge locations, and delays in disseminating warnings.

• Fiji Police Force unfolds new chapter

  The Fiji Police Force unfolds a new chapter as it implements a reset of the institution in celebration of its 150th anniversary this year.

• HIV surge strategy

  The government has endorsed the HIV Surge Strategy 2024-2027, aimed at addressing intersecting issues by focusing on prevention, treatment, harm reduction, human rights, and social justice.

• $75M loan to boost disaster recovery

  The government has signed a stand-by loan valued at $75 million with the Japan International Cooperation Agency to address immediate financial needs during the post-disaster recovery and rehabilitation phase.

• TLFC review consultation

  The iTaukei Lands and Fisheries Commission (TLFC) should strengthen its efforts in resolving traditional disputes within iTaukei communities, according to Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister's Office, Sakiusa Tubuna.

• Fashion Innovation

  A renowned designer, who represented Fiji Fashion Week at the prestigious Brics+ Fashion Summit in Russia earlier this month is dedicated to presenting the rich cultural legacy of the Pacific on a global scale.

• Fijians embrace noble banner blue

  On the eve of the 54th Fiji Day celebration, government leaders and members of the public took time to reflect on the nations journey since independence.

• North rounds up preparations

  Excitement is overflowing in the friendly North as residents prepare for the national Fiji Day celebrations at Subrail Park.

• Learning center to assist children

  In a first-of-its-kind initiative, the Foundation for the Education of Needy Children in Fiji has opened a learning center in Tovata, Makoi, Nasinu, to support students facing academic challenges.

• Overcrowding issue

  The prison system is facing severe overcrowding, with 890 inmates currently unable to be released due to the legal requirement of non-parole periods.

• Notice of motions filed

  The counsel for former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Commissioner of Police Sitiveni Qiliho has filed affidavits for three notice of motions in court this morning.

• Shipping issues

  The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission has written to the Ministry of Public Works and the Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji raising concerns on old and dilapidated shipping vessels still in operation.

• Court discusses transfer provisions

  Acting Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva and the counsels representing former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem had discussions in court today on the provisions in the law for the transfer of the matter against the latter to the High Court.

• Guidelines for planning relocation

  Fiji will soon implement a Comprehensive Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Methodology that will serve as a guideline for planning the relocation of vulnerable communities.

• Market based competition

  Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission Chief Executive Joel Abraham states that the FCCC believes market-based competition is the best way to ensure fair prices and high-quality services for consumers.

• Endeavour to improve status quo

  The Fiji Police Force is striving to improve its status quo, while remaining loyal to the calling to uphold the law for the safety and security of every Fijian.

• Tudravu vies for compol position

  Former Deputy Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu confirms that he has applied for the Commissioner of Police position that was advertised last month.

• WAF completes work

  Residents in the Suva-Nausori Corridor who were impacted by the planned work carried out by the Water Authority of Fiji can expect water supply to start normalizing from mid-morning tomorrow.

• Fijians urged to take ownership of their health

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has urged Fijians and communities to take full ownership of their health and wellbeing.

• Women entrepreneurs honoured

  As Fijians live in an unprecedented era, women have taken the lead in the establishment of micro, small and medium enterprises to help alleviate poverty.

• Alleged firearms carriage case

  Former Attorney General and Minister for Civil Aviation Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, former Executive General of Corporate Affairs, Fiji Airways Shaenaz Voss and Fiji Airways General Manager Safety, Security and Quality, Sharun Ali have been released on strict bail conditions.

• WAF upgrade plans

  Minister for Infrastructure Ro Filipe Tuisawau has highlighted their three-year plan to enhance water supply in the Suva-Nausori corridor.

• Fiji to uphold peace in middle east

  The Fiji government maintains its position on ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

• New wind code for Fiji

  Submissions have been made to the government for a national wind code to help weather-proof future constructions across the country.

• Water disruption for central division

  Residents along the Suva-Nausori corridor will face water disruptions starting from Thursday midnight until Sunday, as the Water Authority of Fiji will conduct essential connection works

• Vatukoula gold mine workers

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has acknowledged the protracted 33-year strike by Vatukoula Gold Mine workers, reflecting on its historical significance and the government’s commitment to resolving their grievances.

• Integrity within government

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has asserted his confidence in the restoration of integrity within the government, specifically in the settlement of the matter at the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption.

• HIV epidemic

  Fiji has emerged as the second fastest-growing HIV epidemic in the Asia-Pacific region, following closely behind the Philippines. In 2021, HIV claimed 25 lives in the country.

• Derelict vessels

  The Ministry of Public Works in collaboration with key maritime partners, is set to address the long-standing issue of derelict and abandoned vessels, with the first tangible removals expected to begin next month.

• Tuisawau reveals boat safety issues

  Infrastructure Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau highlights the need to improve the monitoring of small boats in Fiji, citing the safety risks of boat operators not complying with regulations.