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• A dad's prophecy fulfilled

  A father’s belief in the power of words has helped shape the rugby journey of Vuate Karawalevu.

• Drua aim to break away game curse

  The Fijian Drua are looking to turn the tide on their poor away record, a challenge that has plagued them in past seasons.

• No excuse for Francis

  Fijian Under-20 rugby halfback Adam Francis is not using homesickness as an excuse to slack off during training.

• 32 teams to battle at Tabadamu 7s

  The battle for 7s supremacy is on. Thirty-two teams are ready to clash at the 4th Fiji Bitter Tabadamu 7s series, kicking off tomorrow in Navua.

• Focus is on selection balance

  The Fijian Drua are bracing for a high-stakes showdown against the Hurricanes this weekend, as head coach Glen Jackson carefully fine-tunes his squad for the challenge ahead.

• 15 Changes for round 2

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua has made 15 changes to its lineup for the Round 2 clash against the Hurricanes in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific this weekend.

• Rauluni eyes Drua development spot

  Fiji Under-20 flanker Noa Rauluni, son of former Flying Fijian halfback Jacob Rauluni, is aiming to impress Drua and national selectors.

• Tabadamu a hub for grassroot talent

  Tabadamu 7s has always aimed to give grassroots teams a platform to shine, showcasing their skills and talent on the national stage.

• Jackson highlights key areas

  With a tough battle ahead against the Hurricanes this weekend, Fijian Drua coach Glen Jackson has pinpointed ball security and set-piece dominance as key focus areas.

• Tui excited to be back

  One of Fijian Drua's utility backs was given a new lease of life to step back onto the Super Rugby Pacific stage in round one.

• Tabadamu 7s community outreach

  Engaging with the community is a huge part of the Tabadamu rugby club.

• Daunivavana out for redemption

  After losing his son and mother last year, life seemed to be meaningless for local boxer Ratu Rakuro Daunivavana.

• Drua to work on discipline

  The Fijian Drua's discipline woes were on full display against the Brumbies as they copped two yellow cards and a penalty count of 11.

• Small jobs to cover expenses

  The Wailevu Brothers have, over the past few weeks, been working on small jobs around the village to raise funds for their registration fees, lunch during the two-day tournament, and other logistical needs for their debut at the Tabadamu 7s this weekend.

• Pacific sports series

  The Fiji Pearls had a slow start in their PacificAus Sports series campaign in Brisbane, Australia.

• Matai hungry for more

  Pacific Games gold medalist Rusiate Matai is still processing his record-breaking high jump at the Bearcat Invitational in the United States of America.

• Fijian Drua

  Vuate Karawalevu made an impressive debut for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, scoring two tries in their narrow 32-36 loss to the ACT Brumbies in Suva yesterday.

• Northland FC

  In today’s Digicel Fiji Youth U19 Boys League match, Northland came from behind to secure a 2-all draw with Navua FC after trailing 1-0 at halftime.

• Brumbies Drua

  The ACT Brumbies have created Super Rugby Pacific history after becoming the first Australian side to win in Fiji.

• USP Volleyball

  USP Men's Volleyball captain Marvin Waqa believes his side is heading in the right direction after four of their players has been selected to represent Suva to the Vulaca Championship this weekend. For Waqa's side, competing at provincial and international level has always been a goal.

• Five Fijian debutants

  It’s a milestone moment for Fijian rugby as five players are in line for their Super Rugby Pacific debuts when the Fijian Drua take on the Brumbies tomorrow.

• Drua to do talking on the field

  Having defeated every Australian club on their home turf over the past two years, the Swire Fijian Drua will be looking to maintain this record when they face the ACT Brumbies in their Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific opener tomorrow.

• Brumbies Fijian pair ready

  The ACT Brumbies are looking forward to their opening match, against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua.

• Drua tickets still available

  Over 10,000 fans are expected to watch the first big game of the season tomorrow.

• From the cane fields to Super Rugby

  From the sugarcane fields of Natutu, Ba, to the biggest stage of rugby in the southern hemisphere, Super Rugby Pacific—Isoa Tuwai’s journey is nothing short of inspiring.

• Former stars believe in Drua

  Excitement is building as the Fijian Drua prepare to kick off their Super Rugby Pacific season against the Brumbies this Saturday.

• Players debut for Brumbies

  Six players will potentially make their debuts for the ACT Brumbies in round one of this year’s Super Rugby Pacific against the Fijian Drua in Suva on Saturday.

• Fijian Drua launches foundation

  In a bid to help in the development of communities around the country, the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua has launched the Drua Foundation in Suva this afternoon.

• Three to debut for Drua

  Olympic silver medalist, Ponipate Loganimasi, his Flying Fijians teammate, Vuate Karawalevu and Isoa Tuwai will be making their Fijian Drua debut on Saturday against the ACT Brumbies in Suva.

• Drua and Brumbies coach played together for Barbarians

  It will not only be a battle between the Fijian Drua and ACT Brumbies this weekend in Suva but their respective coaches as well, who were once teammates.

• Vuvale week kicks off

  Vuvale Week has officially kicked off, celebrating the strong rugby connection between Fiji and Australia.

• Next two important for National side

  The next two tournaments on the World Series are vital for the Fiji Airways Men's 7s team in their quest to be crowned the overall champions.

• Loganimasi embraces first season with Drua

  The countdown to the Super Rugby Pacific season is on, and for Fijian Drua’s Ponipate Loganimasi, this marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter.

• Brumbies braces for Drua crowd

  ACT Brumbies forward Tom Hooper and the side are embracing their long-awaited first game in Fiji in preparation for a tough match against the Drua.

• Big switch for former rep

  Former national soccer rep Valerio Nawatu has formed a rugby team that will make its debut at the Tabadamu 7s next week.

• Game week for Drua

  The countdown is on as the Fijian Drua prepare to kick off their Super Rugby season this Saturday against the Brumbies in Suva.

• Rugby & farming, same principles

  Discipline, time management, and teamwork are essential in rugby—and just as crucial in farming.

• Matai sets new record in high jump

  Pacific Games gold medalist, Rusiate Matai, continues to soar to great heights and this time he has broken the national high jump record.

• Rewa looks ahead

  “Rewa is the district we die for." These were words of coach Rodeck Singh as Rewa FC celebrated their Champion vs Champion victory after a 15 years wait.

• FIFA warns Fiji FA

  Fiji Sports Council suggests double booking

• Rewa wins CvC

  Second half goal secures title for Rewa

• Drua vs Brumbies

  Match will kick off at 3:35pm and you can watch on FBC Sports

• Tabadamu 7s

  New venue this year

• Players undergo farming exercises

  Eastern Saints uses a different approach

• Don’t believe the no contest hype: Mason

  Many boxing fans are predicting that it’s going to be a ‘no contest’ between Mikaele Ravalaca and Mohammed Ali

• Suva T-20 league

  Competition will run for six years

• Regatta Marathon kick starts

  Paddlers build-up for Pacific Mini Games

• Torika part of OFC history

  She received her FIFA Badge early last year

• Drua hungry for victory

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua flanker Motikiai Murray is gearing up for a hard-hitting season opener, promising fans a high-intensity clash when they take on the Brumbies next Saturday at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Koroi pursues rugby dream

  Since joining the SportsWorld Fiji Under-20 rugby squad last month, Australia-based player Vaimoe Koroi has never felt more at home.

• Labasa still hopeful

  Labasa faces a tough challenge in the second leg of the Pillay Garments Champion Vs Champion series, but they have reason to be hopeful.

• Byrne focuses on position gaps

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne is focusing on strengthening the mid-field and full-back positions ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

• Fiji U20 on track with preparations

  Scrums and set-pieces were major focus for the Sportsworld Fijian U-20 Rugby Union side as they prepare for the Under-20 Super Rugby competition in New Zealand next month.

• Brumbies wary of away game

  The ACT Brumbies are preparing for one of Super Rugby Pacific’s toughest away fixtures as they head to Suva to face the Fijian Drua in their season opener.

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• News Videos

• Unhealthy relationship revealed

  Those who study the wider effects of drugs in our society say there's an unfortunate by-product which is threatening family relationships.

• Drugs war

  Fiji’s war on drugs is about to escalate, with police set to launch a nationwide crackdown on local drug syndicates next month.

• Government denies doctor loophole

  A denial has been issued that some private hospitals are using a loophole to employ underqualified medical professionals.

• Malimali takes leave

  Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali has taken leave following a request from the Judicial Services Commission.

• Underqualified medical specialists

  Private hospitals in Fiji have found a loophole enabling them to employ under-qualified medical professionals.

• 'No one is above the law'

  That's the warning from the commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu, with a pointed message to political figures.

• Traffic congestion

  We don't need to remind users of the Suva-Nausori corridor that there's a struggle morning and evening with traffic congestion.

• HIV Crisis

  Fiji's rising HIV cases, now exceeding a thousand this year, are prompting calls for needle-syringe programs to combat the spread among drug users.

• Monitoring funds

  The government is moving on a plan to spend its money more effectively across all ministries.

• Water project

  And one of those public services being reviewed are government water and sanitation projects, to help prevent infrastructure failure.

• RHD Cases

  Over 8,000 children were screened for heart disease last year, revealing 107 positive cases.

• Health Plans

  While a comprehensive, long-term plan is in place for the Colonial War Memorial Hospital, priority is being given to the most urgent needs.

• RFMF Software

  A new human resources management system is set to enhance the way the Republic of Fiji Military Forces manages its personnel, with plans to streamline data handling, improve efficiency, and address long-standing issues.

• Farming techniques

  The shift from traditional to modern farming techniques is crucial for the sugar industry’s growth, and women farmers are now playing a bigger role in this transition.

• Fijian Drua

  In a nail-biting finish, the ACT Brumbies snatched a thrilling 36-32 victory over the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this afternoon.

• More investments

  Plans are in place to attract more foreign investment to boost the nation’s economy, particularly in key sectors like tourism and ICT.  

• Infrastructure Upgrades

  Nadi’s rapid growth is putting pressure on its roads and infrastructure, with over 33,000 licensed drivers and nearly 28,000 registered vehicles. The government is stepping up efforts to address these challenges through major upgrades.

• Labasa firefighters

  Firefighters in the Northern Division have maintained a spotless disciplinary record, setting a benchmark for professionalism and dedication.  

• Heavy traffic

  Heavy traffic congestion near the Damodar Complex in Labasa has been a growing concern but the Fiji Sugar Corporation is not to blame.

• Comprehensive review to be carried out

  Students in boarding school lack nutritional meals and a review is underway.

• Radio to further evolve and adapt

  Radio will never die, but instead, it will continue to evolve, adapt, and progress alongside technological advancements.

• Media fosters unity

  Our Assistant Minister for Information, Aliki Bia, is calling for stronger support for public service broadcasting.

• First Pacific broadcaster begin in 19oos

  While we celebrate World Radio Day today, its interesting to note that of all the island's in the South Pacific, Fiji was among the first to experience Radio.

• Education Ministry reaffirms stance

  The Ministry of Education has cracked down on schools found violating the law by charging enrollment and tuition fees, a direct breach of the government’s Free Education Grant policy.

• Free medicine program improves access to medications

  The Ministry of Health has defended its free medicine program, saying it plays a key role in improving access to necessary medications.

• Training must continue

  As the media landscape evolves, journalists must adapt to new technology and audience expectations.

• Mentorship vital for women in media

  Mentorship remains a powerful force in shaping the next generation of journalists.

• Another brawl in Nabua

  Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has directed his senior officers to round up everyone involved in a brawl in Nabua, Suva this afternoon.

• Acting PM champions press independence

  The government recognizes the progressive impact media has in a modern economy.

• VBTC CEO shares experience

  News tells the story of events, and this time, Vanuatu Broadcasting and Television Corporation shares their firsthand experience of the 7.2 magnitude earthquake that struck the island nation on December 17 of last year.

• RFMF always on standby to assist in National Security

  The RFMF is always prepared to support national security.

• Follow the money trail

  Criminal networks see the Pacific as a key route for illegal activities, taking advantage of its remote location, limited law enforcement, and open economies.

• Social media shapes regional news delivery

  Pacific Island journalists are meeting in Suva this week to master new techniques.

• Fiji hosts first PMPC

  Over 120 journalists, editors, and media executives will meet in Suva tomorrow for the first Pacific Media Partnership Conference, organized by the Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union and the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation.

• Child exploitation remains a concern

  Increased vigilance is vital

• Source reduction campaign

  House-to-house inspection reveals non-compliance

• Police warns opportunists

  Officers to enhance public safety

• Data interrogation

  Ministry works with individuals to resolve the issue

• Proper usage of resources

  Agencies to work in fight against drugs

• Plans to eliminate cervical cancer

  Early detection and timely treatment

• Decisive steps to be taken

  Bold steps are being explored to combat the rising concerns of online pornography and child exploitation in Fiji.

• FCS steps up efforts

  The Fiji Corrections Service has stepped up its anti-drug efforts with random drug tests for officers to ensure discipline and integrity.

• New Labasa terminal

  Works begun on construction of a new terminal building at Labasa Airport.

• Pornography consumption

  Pornography consumption remains high in Fiji with a staggering 15 terabytes usage on a daily basis.

• Fiji's economy on the rise

  Fiji's economy is in good shape according to Acting Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad.

• New crossing affect residents

  Residents of Rakaunace, a farming community in Sasa, Macuata, are facing the consequences of substandard work on their cane farm access road.