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• Fiji's men's side through to semi-final

  The Fiji Airways Men’s and Fijiana 7s sides have wrapped up their pool matches in Cape Town, producing mixed results as the tournament enters its final day.

• Flying Fijians target big impact

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne says the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia will offer Fiji a rare chance to test themselves against unfamiliar opponents on the biggest stage.

• New off-season program for QVS

  Queen Victoria School is making a major change to its athletics programme as it prepares for the 2026 season.

• Hockey faces player drain to athletics

  Fiji Hockey is working to hold onto its rising talent after losing a large group of junior players to school athletics commitments.

• Fiji 7s look to improve in Cape Town


  The Fiji men’s 7s team is hoping to deliver a sharper, more disciplined performance in Cape Town this weekend, with head coach Osea Kolinisau making it clear that the standards must rise after Dubai.

• Bryne welcomes Nations Cup ahead of RWC

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne says Fiji’s preparations for the 2027 Rugby World Cup remain firmly on course despite the release of the pool draw, emphasising that the long-term strategy is unchanged.

• FRU renews partnership with Fiji Airways

  Fiji Rugby has received a major lift ahead of the new HSBC SVNS Series, with Fiji Airways today confirming a renewed two-year partnership as Principal Partner through to May 2027

• Drua tickets to go online on Monday

  Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific excitement is building in Fiji with tickets set to go on sale from Monday for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s 2026 home season.

• Marist 7s launches 50th Anniversary

  The 50th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s tournament was officially launched this afternoon at Walu Bay in Suva.

• Friends United thumps Lami Rangers

  Friends United kicked off their National Club Championship campaign with a statement win this afternoon smashing Lami Rangers 7–1 at the Fiji FA headquarters in Suva.

• Flying Fijians

  Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has welcomed Fiji’s Rugby World Cup 2027 pool draw, describing it as both exciting and favourable as preparations begin for the expanded 24-team tournament in Australia.

• Fijian Drua

  A boost for rugby fans as Sky Pacific has locked in exclusive Pay TV rights to every Super Rugby Pacific match from 2026 to 2028.

• Junior Bati

  Two young athletes from Rotuma have made an extraordinary leap into the national rugby league system after being identified by Fiji Bati head coach Wise Kativerata during a development clinic on the island.

• Bula FC

  Bula FC has secured two of Rewa’s brightest young talents ahead of the OFC Pro League, confirming the signings of 22-year-old Josaia Sela and 18-year-old Delon Shankar.  

• Fiji Hosts MSG Cup

  Fiji has officially been confirmed as the host nation for the 2026 Melanesian Spearhead Group Prime Ministers Cup.

• Fiji Development

  The Fiji Airways Fijian men’s 7s development team has touched down in Korea with a mission to raise the bar of Fiji Rugby’s next generation through a fast-growing high-performance partnership with Korea Rugby.

• Tier1 Rugby

  For Kuini Vuli, educating Fiji Rugby referees is more than teaching rules.

• Ben Volavola

  Ben Volavola says he’s excited to link up with his fellow Fijians in the Queensland Reds squad next season but admits the biggest drawcard in his move to Brisbane was the “aura” of head coach Les Kiss.

• Kuini Vuli

  After a hundred years of referees quietly carrying the heartbeat of Fijian rugby, their moment has finally arrived and for educator Kuini Vuli, the call informing her of her nomination left her overwhelmed with emotion.

• Flying Fijians

  The FIJI Water Flying Fijians will learn their pool opponents for the 2027 Rugby World Cup tomorrow when the official draw takes place in Sydney.

• Fiji Hockey

  Fiji Hockey Development Officer Fatima Mario says preparations for this year’s Junior Hockey Tournament have been steady, despite the usual challenge of clashing calendars during the country’s peak sports season.

• Fiji 7s

  Fiji Airways Men’s 7s coach Osea Kolinisau says it’s always hard to come back and win after a semifinal loss.

• Fiji vs NZ

  The Fiji 7s team lost to New Zealand 24-21 in the semifinal after the Kiwis scored the winning try in the dying seconds of the match.

• Fijiana Fourth

  Our Fiji Airways Fijiana finished fourth in Dubai.

• Flying Fijians

  The FIJI Water Flying Fijians are still buzzing after their Northern Tour and one debutant has left a lasting impression.

• Fiji 7s

  Defending Dubai 7s champions, the Fiji Airways Fijian 7s will face New Zealand in the semifinal at 10:28pm tonight.

• Fijiana Dubai

  The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s also recorded two wins in pool play to book their spot in the Dubai 7s semifinal.

• NZ Fijiana

  The Fijiana lost its final pool match to New Zealand this morning 31-12.  

• Messi Miami

  Lionel Messi contributed his seventh assist and Inter Miami routed visiting New York City FC 5-1 in today's Eastern Conference Final in Florida.

• Dubai 7s

  Pressure is always there but it depends how you will handle it. This is the view of national coach Osea Kolinisau ahead of the Dubai 7s which starts tonight.

• Tuckers Games Wrap

  The 2025 Fiji Primary Schools Athletics Tuckers Games once again proved to be the breeding ground for future stars.  

• Iran Football

  Iran is to boycott next week's draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States in protest at the limited allocation of visas.

• Kabara wins gold

  Kabara District School made history at the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games after young Veiqaravi Kaitu claimed gold in the Under-9 cricket ball throw yesterday, the school’s first-ever medal in its first appearance at the national meet in Suva.

• Tucker Games (Serua)

  For many Year 8 students, the the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games marks the end of one chapter and the start of another.

• Dubai 7s live

  Fijian fans will be able to follow the action from the HSBC Dubai 7s this weekend, with Fijian Broadcasting Corporation confirming live coverage of Fiji’s matches on FBCTV.

• Flying Fijians

  FIJI Water Flying Fijians prop Mesake Doge says Fiji’s Northern Tour has proven that the national side is evolving into a more complete, smarter and physically hardened team—growth he believes comes from years of detailed work with the coaching group and the intensity of facing rugby’s toughest nations.

• Tuckers Games (Tailevu)

  Fourteen-year-old Tabokai Koroijiuta may be a first-time competitor at the Fiji Primary Schools Athletics Tuckers Ice Cream Games, but he carries himself with the calm confidence of someone who already sees where he wants to go.  

• Fijiana 7s

  The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s team are settling into Dubai ahead of this weekend’s season opener.

• Pacific Cup

  The Fiji Under-16 football side is set to break new ground this week as they prepare for the inaugural U16 Pacific Cup, featuring teams from Fiji, New Zealand, Australia and Canada.  

• Fiji 7s

  Fiji men’s 7s head coach Osea Kolinisau says his side has settled quickly in Dubai and is fully focused ahead of this weekend’s HSBC SVNS tournament.

• Fijiana 7s

  As the HSBC Dubai 7s approaches, the Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s team has zeroed in on improving their kick-offs, ruck contests, and overall defensive shape under coach Richard Walker.

• Loloma 7s

  Watching several rugby players from his province rise from village fields to the international stage has inspired Lodoviko Tuva to pursue his own path.

• Suva 2 to defend boys title

  A 20-year streak of dominance will be on the line for Suva later this week when the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games get underway.

• Jackson expects tough challenge

  As the Super Rugby season nears, Fijian Drua Head Coach Glen Jackson is demanding higher intensity and standards from his squad.

• Waimanu 7s moves to HFC Bank Stadium

  The Flametree Waimanu 7s is taking a major step forward this year as organisers shift the tournament to a larger venue and expand its competition categories.  

• Taveuni out to stamp mark

  With many of their athletes set to make their debut at the Fiji Primary Schools Tuckers Ice Cream Games, Taveuni team manager Ilaisa Deke says community support will be crucial this week.  

• Leuta returns for Coral Coast 7s

  The McDonald’s Mike Friday Select 7s side has received a major boost for its 2026 Coral Coast 7s season with the return of powerful outside back.

• Backing for rugby refs

  Fiji Rugby referees are receiving support to handle criticism and rebuild confidence, according to Association interim chair Talemo Waqa, with officials owning up to mistakes and learning from them.

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• News Videos

• Allowance payment


  Education Minister Aseri Radrodro confirms that acting allowances for teachers and non-teaching staff are being paid, but some delays remain due to verification and procedural requirements.

• President issued stern warning

  President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has issued a stern warning that Fiji is facing a national emergency driven by the rapid spread of illicit drugs.

• Strides for strength walkathon

  Old scholars of Queen Victoria School today set up Walkathon in solidarity of the 16 days of activism, and to supporting people living with disability.

• 1,374 more leases set to expire

  Permanent Secretary for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry Dr. Vinesh Kumar says improving native land governance is essential for strengthening Fiji’s sugar industry and expanding agricultural production.

• Let us not rush constitutional change

  President, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu, has renewed calls for a people-driven constitutional process, telling those attending the Attorney General’s Conference in Nadi that Fiji must “get it right this time” after four previous constitutions.

• Yatu Lau Arcade reopens

  The newly refurbished Yatu Lau Arcade in the Capital City has reopened, ushering in new business opportunities and economic activity.

• Act repealed

  Parliament has repealed the Registration of Skilled Professionals Act 2016, ending the system that allowed foreign workers to be assessed through the Skilled Professionals Evaluation Committee.

• Economic Outlook

  Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel has outlined Fiji’s economic outlook in Parliament, highlighting opportunities and challenges amid global uncertainty.

• TFL 5G launch

  Telecom Fiji has activated its 5G network, setting a new pace for the country’s digital push.

• PRB Flats

  Families from the unsafe Public Rental Board Mead Road flats in Nabua are being relocated to safer homes across Suva and back to their villages.

• Child Pornography

  The Anti-pornography Taskforce is pushing for stronger national and global action to protect children from online sexual exploitation.

• Bank notes outcry

  The Reserve Bank of Fiji says it cannot please everyone following public reactions to the new bank note designs unveiled yesterday.

• Specialist Shortage

  The Ministry of Health is tackling specialist shortages with a fully funded $82.4 million plan for 2025–2026 to recruit and retain medical specialists nationwide.

• Reconciliation concerns

  The Truth and Reconciliation debate is back in the spotlight.  

• Immigration Services

  The government is speeding up visa and work permit processing, helping businesses access foreign workers faster while maintaining border security.

• Super 7s

  This weekend’s Super Seven 7s Tournament at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka will air live and exclusively on the FBC 2 channel.

• Pressure on Police

  Rogue officers will not be tolerated in the Fiji Police Force, says Minister for Policing Iowane Naivalurua.

• New bank notes

  The Reserve Bank of Fiji has launched a new series of banknotes designed to boost security and strengthen public confidence in the Fiji dollar.

• Health constraints

  Pressure mounts on the Health Ministry as major projects face slow progress and rising concern.

• Development Delay

  Major infrastructure projects are facing long delays due to slow environmental approvals, unfinished designs, and land disputes.  

• HIV Crisis

  Fiji is facing a worrying rise in HIV cases, with 1,226 new infections reported in the first half of this year, more than double last year.

• Life Imprisonment

  The Suva High Court has handed down a life sentence to a man convicted of killing his stepson.

• Data Concerns

  The introduction of an AI-powered credit assessment system by the Fiji Development Bank has sparked concerns over data protection and regulatory oversight.

• Online Safety

  Fijian women are facing a surge in online violence, with more than 60 per cent of digital abuse reports made by women.

• TRC PM

  The fragility of Fiji’s legal and institutional setup became clear during the 1987 coups, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

• Anniversary Celebration

  One of Fiji’s oldest faith-based schools, Vashist Muni Memorial Primary School in Navua, will launch its 105th anniversary celebrations tomorrow, marking over a century of academic excellence and community service.

• Sangam Fiji

  Hundreds of women from the Then India Maathar Sangam Fiji came together in Labasa yesterday for their National Council Meeting,marking the first time such a gathering has been held.

• Child Protection

  The protection of children and prevention of abuse in Fiji require a stronger focus on listening to children themselves.

• PM TRC

  The 1987 coups left deep and lasting impacts across Fiji’s key sectors, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

• Social Protection

  Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Sashi Kiran says Fiji’s updated Proxy Means Test model will help ensure welfare assistance reaches those who need it most.

• Tui Vitogo

  The installation of the new Vitogo traditional chief yesterday marks a significant milestone for the people of Vitogo in the District of Ba.  

• Housing Demand

  The Ministry of Housing plans to acquire 60 acres of land and construct 100 new rental housing units by 2027, aiming to address the growing demand for affordable rental homes.

• Drua partners

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua announced today that Vodafone Play will become the club’s exclusive digital streaming platform for the next three years.  

• PM reflects on ’87 Coup

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission the 1987 coup could have been avoided through dialogue.

• Wage Theft

  The government is tightening worker protections as new data shows a rise in labour complaints and more recovered wages.

• Employment Issues

  Some employers are being blamed for driving workers overseas, and it's not just the lure of higher pay.

• Cost of Living

  Fiji’s inflation data is now based on more up-to-date household spending patterns after the Consumer Price Index was rebased to 2019.

• No more coup

  The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has pledged never to be part of any national upheaval again.  

• Elimination Violence

  Digital abuse is rising sharply in Fiji, with over 95 percent of service providers reporting an increase, and nearly 90 percent of domestic violence cases now involving a digital component.

• Climate Ambition

  Fiji has stepped up its climate ambition, unveiling what the government calls its most aggressive emissions-reduction plan yet.

• Flying School

  Dozens of aspiring pilots remain grounded after Joyce Aviation’s flight school was suspended, following the Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji’s decision not to renew its Aircraft Maintenance Organisation Certificate.

• RFMF apologises

  The Republic of Fiji Military Forces says the need to apologise to the Great Council of Chiefs for the past wrong doings has been long overdue.

• Repayment Concerns

  Education Minister Aseri Radrodro today clarified concerns about increased repayment amounts for recipients of the Tertiary Education Loans Scheme.  

• Education Access

  The Ministry of Education is rolling out major digital and infrastructure upgrades to ensure students and teachers in remote and disadvantaged areas have equal access to quality teaching and learning.  

• Misinformation Risk

  Fiji’s hyper-connected population is reshaping how people consume and trust information, and the country must urgently prepare for the risks that come with it.

• Northern schools closed due to flooding

  All schools in the Northern Division will be closed tomorrow due to the bad weather conditions affected the division.  

• Fiji targets illegal fishing

  Fiji is losing an estimated $50 million in revenue every year due to illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing across its waters.

• Gender based violence

  Gender-based violence costs Fiji an estimated seven percent of its GDP, damaging families, health, and development, while many victims remain silent due to stigma and fear.

• Heavy rain causes flooding

  Improper drainage and a lack of daily maintenance are the key contributing factors to continuous flooding in Labasa's low-lying, flood-prone areas.

• Child poverty in Fiji

  Fiji cannot measure its national progress by economic growth alone, because a nation is truly defined by how its children grow up.

• Ex cop and civilian denied bail

  A former police officer facing serious drug charges has been denied bail after failing to prove claims of rising HIV cases inside the Suva Remand Center.

• Disturbing surge in HIV cases

  The number of young people diagnosed with HIV in just six months of this year is matching the total adolescent cases recorded last year.