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• Naikausa features for Seattle

  The Coral Coast Sevens is renowned for bringing together rugby’s finest, and this year, the stage has been lit up by the return of former Fiji Airways Men’s 7s representative Viliame Naikausa.

• Age is no barrier for Tuilawa

  The Coral Coast Sevens has always been a stage for talent to shine, but this year, it’s 15-year-old Mereisi Tuilawa from Viwa in Yasawa who has captured the hearts of fans and written herself into the tournament’s history books.

• Sauturaga stars as Fiji beats New Zealand

  Fiji Men’s 7s playmaker Filipe Sauturaga played a vital role this afternoon in helping his side beat New Zealand 1 10-0 in the McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s tournament at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

• Door still open for former reps

  Fiji Men’s 7s coach Osea Kolinisau has made it clear that players who have fallen out of the national squad still have a chance to return if they prove their commitment and development.

• Mental prep key for Drua 7s

  Mental readiness remains a key focus for the Fijian Drua 7's team as they gear up for their debut at the Coral Coast 7's

• Samoa 7s in Fiji for CC7s

  The Samoan Men's 7s team's quest to be a core side in the World Series will begin at the Coral Coast in Sigatoka.

• Amazons banking on new blood

  The Lilian Amazons rugby team is gearing up for the Coral Coast 7s with a youthful squad, following the selection of several senior players into the Fijiana Sevens extended team.

• Matana embraces captaincy role

  The Fiji Men’s 7s team is gearing up for the next leg of the World Rugby Sevens Series, with captain Jerry Matana reflecting on his unexpected journey as the team leader.

• Fiji 7s bank on Western heat

  The Fiji Men’s 7s team is gearing up for the Coral Coast 7s tournament this weekend, a crucial preparatory event ahead of the Perth 7s.

• Serevi to help Drua 7s team

  Fiji 7s legend Waisale Serevi is honored to be given the chance to coach a Fijian team after 15 years and what makes it even more special is he’ll be the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua mentor for the McDonald's Fiji Coral Coast 7s.

• Dolokoto to lead Drua 7s

  The Fijian Drua 7s team has announced its squad for the McDonald's Fiji Coral Coast 7s, with Mesulame Dolokoto named captain.

• FRU maps way forward

  Fiji Rakavi Football Union Limited will now have a clear vision moving forward after the FRU Board and Trustees have ironed out and clarified the powers and duties they'll work with.

• Great build-up for Super Rugby

  Preparing to perform at their full potential for the new season is the main focus for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, and they will not let any opportunity to compete in a prestigious tournament slip by.

• All about the experience

  The McDonald's Mike Friday 7s Select team is set to light up the McDonald's Coral Coast 7s this week, bringing star power and high-caliber rugby to Sigatoka.

• FRU chair commmends board

  Fiji Rakavi Football Union Chair John Sanday says he will take full responsibility if anything goes wrong during his four-year term in office.

• Beg gives back

  Conway Jabez Beg, a former national tennis representative, has returned to Fiji to give back to the sport that shaped his life.

• Friday excited to coach Tuwai

  Former United States head coach Mike Friday is happy to have two-time Olympic gold medalist Jerry Tuwai on his side ahead of the McDonald's Coral Coast 7s later this week.

• Handful of changes to Marist 7s

  During the launch of the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s last week, Marist Club president Lawrence Tikaram announced several changes to the competition format.

• Serevi joins in battle against drugs

  King of 7s Waisale Serevi says one of the purposes of hosting a rugby academy program in Sigatoka over the weekend is to promote the battle against drugs, which is a rising issue among youths in Fiji.

• Coach happy with team's progress

  Nausori Majidez head coach Mereoni Rokoro is happy with the improved performance of her side over the past few games in the Suva Women's T20 Cricket League.

• Coral Coast 7s to be a thriller

  Fans can expect a thrilling showdown next week as the McDonald's Coral Coast 7s kicks off in Sigatoka.

• Fiji Bitter Marist 7s tournament team managers to attend course

  Marist Club president Lawrence Tikaram has announced that they will be working together with the Fiji Rugby Union in hosting an administrators course for all team managers before the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s tournament in March.

• Suva Cricket league continues

  The Suva Cricket League returned under sunny skies at Albert Park in Suva, and the Nausori Women’s Cricket team made quite the statement with a strong win over the Black Ducks from Serua.

• Seruvakula focuses on development

  Fiji Under-20 head coach Senirusi Seruvakula is gearing up for the upcoming Oceania Rugby Under-20s Challenge in March, focusing not only on players who represented Fiji at last year’s World Cup, but also on nurturing a new generation of talent.

• Ikanikoda out for a second chance

  Former national 7s representative Livai Ikanidoka is set to impress national selectors once again when he takes to the field for the Lavidi Brothers side at next week's McDonald’s Coral Coast 7s in Sigatoka.

• Exciting prospects in 7s side

  There’s fresh talent brewing in the Fiji Men’s 7s extended squad, with a few new players vying for a spot in the national lineup.

• Seruvakula emphasizes development

  Fijian Under-20 rugby coach Senirusi Seruvakula is preparing his squad for the Oceania Rugby Under-20s Challenge, set to take place in Auckland this March.

• Fiji finals on final school week

  While discussions are ongoing to resolve the date clash between the Fijian Drua versus Reds match and the athletics competition, Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association acting secretary Biu Colati confirms that regardless of the outcome the competition will still take place during the final week of Term 1.

• Healthy competition within the team

  The battle for a spot in the Fiji Men’s 7s squad for the Perth tournament is fierce, with players bringing their A-game to training.

• Village boys out to impress

  Like many teams around the country, one of the main objectives of the Village Boys Under-20 7s side is to help players chase and achieve their dreams on the rugby field.

• Drua in talks for pre-season match

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are in the final stages of discussions for a pre-season match scheduled for the 24th of this month.

• Suva tennis acknowledges challenge

  The Suva Tennis Association acknowledges that, while they strive to provide their athletes with opportunities to showcase their talents on the big stage, it is not always qeasy, as financial hurdles often arise.

• No spots guaranteed

  The race to secure a spot on the Fiji Airways Men’s 7s team for the upcoming Perth tournament is heating up, with coach Osea Kolinisau confirming that no player’s place is guaranteed.

• Fans urged to come out in numbers

  The 2025 McDonald's Coral Coast 7s is an event not to be missed.

• Friday's final sqaud announced

  The McDonalds Fiji Coral Coast 7s Mike Friday Select team has been finalised and some changes have been made to the line-up that was initially published.

• Qoro to be laid to rest on Friday

  The Nadi Athletics family is still trying to come to terms with the loss of one of their most promising athletes, who tragically died in an accident last week.

• Coral Coast 7s to be a blockbuster

  McDonald's Fiji Coral Coast 7s founding chair Jay Whyte looks forward to the hype at this year's competition being similar to that of previous years.

• Nakacia's surreal debut

  Fijiana 7s newcomer Vika Nakacia made a memorable debut at the Dubai and Cape Town 7s tournaments, stepping onto the global stage with an impressive performance.

• Bakaniceva signs with Hekari

  Fiji Kulas rep Adi Litia Bakaniceva has put pen to paper with the Hekari United Women’s soccer team for this season.

• Excitement builds for Lavidi Brothers

  Coral Coast 7s starts next Thursday

• Drua home game tickets on sale

  Early sale to avoid last minute rush for fans

• School looks to Pioneer League

  Holy Trinity Anglican School on track to introduce rugby league

• 2025 transfer window opens

  Teams urged to follow proper procedures

• Men's team boosts Fiji Pearls

  PacAusSports Series in Brisbane next month

• School's vision for sports

  Namaka Public School in Nadi is using sports as a powerful tool to foster unity and drive development in their community.

• New chapter for Nadolo

  Former Flying Fijians winger Nemani Nadolo has begun his transition from player to coach, joining the Box Hill Rugby Club in Melbourne, Australia.

• Oran Park Club back in Fiji

  Sydney, Australia based Oran Park Rugby League Football Club, continues its mission to nurture grassroots rugby league in Fiji, with a special focus on engaging young players through school partnerships and community outreach.

• Fiji Pearls trials

  Fresh off his success with the National Men’s Netball Team, Coach Jioweli Vakamoce is now bringing his winning strategies to the Fiji Pearls.

• Pearls begin trials

  The Fiji Pearls Women’s extended squad has begun preparations under interim coach Jioweli Vakamoce, who led the national men’s team to victory in the 2024 Men’s Netball Nations Series.

• Darts and weightlifting next

  Two sporting organizations will begin their competitions calendar by the end of this month.

• Djokovic loss

  Novak Djokovic’s pursuit of a historic 100th ATP title ended in disappointment this morning with a 7-6, 6-3 loss to big-serving American Reilly Opelka in the quarter-finals of the Brisbane International.

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• News Videos

• Policy can be a stigma on children

  The call to repeal the automatic progression policy in Fiji's education system has raised concerns about its potential impact on students' emotional well-being and academic development.

• Calls for TVET skills gap

  The future of Fiji’s youth needs an urgent re-look as concerns mount over the lack of practical skills training in schools.

• Gaza ceasefire deal reached between Israel, Hamas

  Israel and Hamas have reached a multiphase ceasefire that will lead to the release of some hostages held by the militant group for more than a year.

• Ministry of environment to carry out assessment

  The Ministry of Environment is carrying out a due diligence process in relation to the over seven million dollars fast ferry recently acquired by Goundar Shipping, following concerns raised by Interlink Shipping Line Pte Limited.

• Complaint lodged

  A complaint has been lodged against Director of Public Prosecutions Christopher Pryde with the Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption by the senior management at the Office of the DPP.

• Teacher staffing issues persists

  Fiji's teacher unions have issued a resounding call to action.

• Women driving financial change

  Fiji's financial landscape is undergoing a notable transformation, with women increasingly taking charge of their financial destinies.

• Increase in domestic violence

  The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre has released shocking statistics, revealing a sharp increase in domestic violence and related offenses last year.

• FWCC raises concern

  Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali has expressed concern over the handling of domestic violence cases citing a recent incident in Malolo, Nadi.

• More strict law needed

  Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran has emphasized the need for more strict laws to effectively address child and elderly neglect.

• Informal sector given equal consideration

  Fiji Trades Union Congress national secretary Felix Anthony is urging stronger protection for the informal sector under the country's labour laws.

• Automatic progression affects students

  Fiji's teacher unions have sounded the alarm on a concerning trend in the education sector, highlighting significant literacy and numeracy challenges among secondary school students.

• Stern warning to retailers against unethical practices

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad, has passionately urged retailers to uphold their ethical responsibilities, particularly in light of the troubling trend of rising prices for school stationery and uniforms.

• Witnesses have been professional

  With 28 witnesses remaining to testify in the Commission of Inquiry regarding the validity of Barbara Malimali's appointment as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption, Supreme Court Judge Justice David Ashton-Lewis stressed impartiality, stating that all testimonies will undergo thorough scrutiny.

• Rabuka remains confident

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is optimistic about securing the 75 percent parliamentary support needed to amend the 2013 Constitution.

• No repeat policy controversy

  For nearly a decade, Fiji’s schools have operated under what was believed to be a “no repeat policy,” but new revelations confirm it was never an official directive, nor a written rule.

• Grants to support parents

  The capital city was buzzing today with back-to-school shopping underway after the government released its $200 assistance per child earlier than expected.

• Tackling drug cases

  The social welfare office in Nadi bears the burden of tackling the nation’s most complex drug-related cases.

• Passport printing bottleneck

  Newly appointed Minister for Immigration, Viliame Naupoto, is already addressing challenges at the Immigration Department in Suva.

• Coalition now has 70percent majority

  The Prime Minister has stated that they will follow all the proper channels to make amendment to the constitution.

• Naivalurua ready to take on drug fight

  Newly appointed Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua, has identified the fight against drugs as a critical issue requiring urgent attention.

• Turaga directed to follow rule of law

  Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa is back at work after a brief leave.

• Tragic Nadi deaths

  An eyewitness in a case of interest currently being investigated by police in Malolo, Nadi has made claims leading up to the incident.

• Proposed changes to laws

  The Ministry of Employment is proposing an amendment to the Employment Relations Act to raise the minimum age of employment from 15 to 16 years.

• Ministry works with stakeholders

  The Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, has emphasized the Coalition Government's commitment to ensuring taxpayers' money is utilized effectively by sponsored students.

• ICT transformation

  The Travel and Bond clearance portal, AI-integrated chatbot, and learning enrichment management system will be a game-changer for tertiary students.

• No suspicion of lies so far

  Supreme Court Judge Justice David Ashton-Lewis has commended the efforts of witnesses participating in the Commission of Inquiry into the case of Barbara Malimali.

• Weather update

  The Central Division Emergency Operation Center has been activated in light of the heavy rainfall.

• Citizen to police ratio

  Nadi's citizen-to-police ratio currently stands at one officer for every 600 residents.

• Officers urged to stay focused

  Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew is urging officers to remain focused on their duty and not be distracted by negativity, assumptions or rumor's .

• Pharmacy ownership

  The Fiji Pharmaceutical Society is advocating for the reinstatement of previous regulations that limited pharmacy ownership to two establishments per pharmacist.

• Iconic Fijian classic

  It’s always a unique experience to truly understand a song's lyrics, especially when you realize that each one captures a moment in time, recorded to be reminisced upon in the future.

• Nakarawa sent on leave

  A dispute has erupted between Fiji Corrections Services Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa and his line minister, Siromi Turaga, after Nakarawa was placed on leave amid reports of serious incidents and potential breaches.

• Hearing continues

  The Commission of Inquiry is expected to sit for more than two weeks as the hearings are taking longer than anticipated.

• Acting compol urges reform

  Acting Commissioner of Police, Juki Fong Chew stresses the need for a shift in focus within the Fiji Police Force and redirecting attention to what truly matters.

• Drug-related crimes

  The Fiji Police Force is cracking down on drug-related crimes and holding its own officers accountable.

• Plans for increased patrols

  Acting COMPOL stresses the need for stronger police presence

• Magistrate denies bail

  Matter transferred to Lautoka high court

• $1.3B in loans stalled

  Government to fix delays

• Inquiry begins

  Inquiry to continue for two weeks

• Drug issues at Labasa market

  SA Chair says everyone needs to work together

• Ministry probes alleged child abuse

  The Ministry of Women, and Children is aware of a recent video circulating on social media depicting an incident of violence against very young children.

• Nurses struggling with overload

  Concerns have been raised over staffing shortages that are affecting the quality of patient care in hospitals across the country.

• MSUPPLY system

  The Ministry of Health has taken a significant stride to digitize its medicine procurement and inventory processes with the implementation of the MSUPPLY system at the Fiji Pharmaceutical Biomedical Services.

• Drug cases involving tourists

  The Fiji Police Force is investigating certain cases allegedly involving tourists and drugs, with reports coming from hotels across the country.

• Maritime nurses lack safety gear

  Fiji Nursing Association has raised serious concerns about the challenges faced by maritime nurses, particularly in terms of safety, equipment and pay.

• Team to meet major source markets

  A man has been charged in connection with the incident involving Virgin Australia airline crew members.

• Alleged transportation of drugs

  The alleged transportation of illicit drugs through major ports of entry in Vanua Levu remains a significant concern.

• New Years celebration

  The villages of Nauluvatu and Namuka in Tailevu commonly known as Sikote and Lodoni have scaled back their New Year's celebrations this year, concluding their festivities.