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• No Room For Mistakes This Weekend

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua head coach Glen Jackson expects a strong performance from his team when they face the Crusaders this weekend.

• Drua Women Draw From Lessons

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women's team is heading into the Super W semifinals this week, drawing on lessons learned from their previous match against the Queensland Reds.

• Bati Coach Praises Lailai Rugby Program

  Fiji Bati Head Coach Wise Kativerata says the MiniMod Lalai Rugby League Program is a major boost for the sport in the country.

• Rewa Tightens Defense

  Defense will be a key area of focus for Rewa FC as they prepare to face AS Pirae in their second group match of the OFC Men’s Champions League.

• Drua out to redeem themselves

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are aiming for redemption as they take on their next challenge in front of their home crowd in Suva this weekend.

• Drua women back in training

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women have commenced their training in preparation for the first Super W semifinal this Sunday.

• Hong Kong wraps

  The Fiji Airways Fiji Men’s team put on a good show against Australia in the third-place playoff of the Hong Kong 7s, despite a last-minute try handing the Aussies a 22-21 victory last night.

• 1000 plus athletes for Triple N Zone

  More than 1000 athletes from 18 schools will be competing next week at the Triple N Zone Athletics competition at the HFC Bank Stadium over the next two days.

• Kaiviti Silktails win

  Hard work and patience pays off

• 15/19 member associations walk out

  Netball Fiji in dilemma

• MiniMod Lalai program launched

  Good turnout at Churchill Park with 150 kids

• Rewa Football

  Rewa FC aims to go one step further in the OFC Men’s Champions League

• Nayacalevu departs Ospreys

  Waisea Nayacalevu has departed Ospreys

• MGM retain titles

  Mahatma Gandhi Memorial School made an impressive comeback in the Suva Zone one Athletics competition to defend both their titles this afternoon.

• Ducia dedicates win to late father

  Joshua Ducia of Ratu Sukuna Memorial School dedicated his win at the Suva Zone One Athletics competition to his late father, who passed away back in 2018.

• Suva Zone One a success

  Suva Zone One Athletic competition meet director Iferemi Turuva has labeled the event a successful one after it concluded at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this afternoon.

• Hong Kong 7s

  The Fiji Airways National Men's and Women's teams made a good start at the Hong Kong Sevens, both winning their first pool matches.

• Grammar and Marist wins

  Marist Brothers High School and Suva Grammar School emerged as champions in the Suva Zone Two Athletics competition.

• Francis dedicates medal to late brother

  A touching tribute at the Suva Zone Two. Suva Grammar's Peter Francis dedicated his silver medal win in the junior boys high jump to his late brother, a former Fiji Finals gold medalist.

• Coach proud with athletes

  Suva Grammar School athletics head coach Jone Delai says their athletes have achieved their target, and exceeded it, at the Suva Zone Two competition.

• Too early to call leadership role

  FIJI Water Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne says that while it’s a bit too early to determine who will take on the captaincy role for the upcoming July Tests and November series, he has been impressed with Fijian Drua captain Tevita Ikanivere.

• Marist and Grammar set the pace on day one

  Marist Brothers High School and Suva Grammar School lead the medal tally after the first day of the Suva Zone 2 athletics meet.

• MBHS takes gold

  Marist Brothers High School took gold in the senior boys 100-meter final this afternoon, with Suva Grammar School athletes securing silver and bronze at the Suva Zone Two competition.

• Vakaloloma strikes first

  A golden moment for Salanieta Vakaloloma of Nabua Secondary School.

• 80 players under Bryne's watch

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne has confirmed that 80 players are currently under his watch for the upcoming July Tests and November series.

• More like a holiday says Jackson

  "It felt more like a holiday" – that's how Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Glen Jackson described the eight days spent in Canberra before their gut-wrenching 52-15 loss to the Western Force last night.

• Force too strong for Drua women

  The Fijian Drua women fell 47-31 to the Western Force in their Super W round 4 clash at HBF Park, in Perth, Australia last night.

• From village roots to 7s glory

  From humble beginnings on the village rugby pitch, to lifting championship trophies with the Devo Babas, Akuila Dranivotua's story is one of pure determination.

• Elder focussed on development

  A young weightlifting star is making a big sacrifice for his sport.

• Ratule confident in team

  When Devo Baba's head coach, Bill Ratule, told his players to go and enjoy the final of the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s, he was confident his players would do just that.

• Naitasiri's U17 rugby team receives strong support

  The support from parents and villagers across Naitasiri for their Under-17 team participating in the Vodafone Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby League Eastern Zone competition has not gone unnoticed.

• Suva Touch Rugby Association to compete in Pacific Cup

  Suva Touch Rugby Association will be competing in the Pacific Cup competition in New Zealand later this year.

• Taletawa dedicates win to coach

  2024 Fiji Sportswoman of the Year Award winner weightlifter Miriama Taletawa dedicated her win to coach, Henry Elder.

• Rokowati dedicates win to family

  A try from Ivamere Rokowati at the final hooter saw Navy crown themselves as champions of the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s after beating Seahawks 19-14 at the HFC Bank Stadium in SUva last night.

• Tauvia Francis eyes international spot

  With hopes of one day representing his country at the international level, Tauvia Francis saw the Fiji Bitter Marist 7s as the best places to get some quality game time.

• Naitasiri U17 through to FSSRL Eastern Zone quarters

  The Naitasiri Secondary School under-17 team has secured a spot in the quarter-finals of the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby League Eastern Zone competition after defeating Lami High 28-4.

• “Don’t write us off just yet”: Waranivalu

  Our Bula Boys' hopes and dreams of playing in next year's FIFA World Cup have come to a halt.

• Drua women focus on smarter plays

  This is a crucial clash, and head coach Ifereimi Rawaqa is leaving no stone unturned.

• A brotherhood from the highlands

  They come from the rugged highlands of Viti Levu, united by tradition, resilience, and a dream.

• Vukaloto turns to rugby

  Rugby is increasingly becoming a lifeline for players throughout the country, offering a route to a better future.

• Countdown on for Silktails

  The countdown is on for the Kaiviti Silktails' historic home debut in the Jersey Flegg Cup.

• Drua focus on physical dominance

  The Fijian Drua are bracing for a brutal battle against the Western Force in their upcoming Super Rugby Pacific clash.

• No rest, no excuses

  With four consecutive matches under their belt and no bye week in sight, the Fijian Drua Women are pushing through the grind as they prepare for their next challenge.

• No regrets for Village Boys

  No regrets - that's how Village Boys captain Seru Logayau describes their decision to break away from the Dominion Brothers last year.

• Raquraqura chases rugby dream.

  At just 19-years of age, Kusitino Raquraqura has committed to rugby full-time, earning a spot in the Nakavu U21 squad for the prestigious Marist 7s.

• Drua team vs Force

  The Fijian Drua have made key changes for their must-win clash against the Western Force, with Caleb Muntz returning at flyhalf after missing two games.

• Rawaqa names strong lineup

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women are set for a crucial clash against the Western Force, with Head Coach Ifereimi Rawaqa entrusting Kolora Lomani at flyhalf in round four of Smartech Super Rugby Women.

• Consistency key for Drua in Perth

  The Fijian Drua are gearing up for a crucial clash against the Western Force this Sunday, looking to bounce back from their loss to the Brumbies.

• Basiyalo earns national call-up

  A rising star in Fijian rugby is heading to Hong Kong! Young Drua development player Isikeli Basiyalo has received a national call-up to the Fiji Airways Fijian 7s team.

• Force tough at home

  The Fijian Drua are gearing up for a crucial showdown against the Western Force in Perth this weekend, knowing that a win could reignite their push for a top-six spot.

• Transition year for Flying Fijians

  The Flying Fijians are entering a pivotal phase as they prepare for this year’s test matches while keeping an eye on the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

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• Six Families Face Eviction

  Six families living on a land called Vunayasi in Nadi are dismantling their homes after the landowner ordered their eviction.

• EFL Appoints New CEO

  Energy Fiji Limited is looking to its new Chief Executive to spearhead the country’s shift to renewable energy.

• EFL Proposed Hydro Project

  Meanwhile, Energy Fiji Limited is exploring alternative locations for a hydrodam in Namosi, following opposition from Navunikabi villagers to the proposed project.

• 37 Homes Being Prioritized

  Thirty-seven of the 85 homes that need reconstruction under the Nabavatu Relocation Project are being prioritized.

• Education act review workshop

  The President of the School Management Association has called for greater authority for school management to address growing issues such as drug use and substance abuse among students.

• $278K in grants empower communities

  Thirty-six communities in the Central Division will be carrying out development projects after receiving grants from the Minister of Multi-Ethnic Affairs today.

• $278K in grants empower communities

  Thirty-six communities in the Central Division will be carrying out development projects after receiving grants from the Minister of Multi-Ethnic Affairs today.

• Drug issue

  Village elders in Burerua, Sawakasa, Tailevu, are taking the lead in protecting their youth from drug trafficking and HIV/AIDS.

• NEC Contracts

  Ministry proposes 7-month contract for NEC workers

• Surge in child injuries

  Concerns over lack of supervision

• Eid marks unity

  Preparation for the celebration underway

• Food businesses under scrutiny

  Lautoka City Council sets grace period

• Clean up campaign

  State calls for long term fixes

• Fiji's Tobacco struggles

  Slowed progress due to limited resources

• Heavy rainfall

  Turbidity spike leads to water shortages

• Vinaka Fiji

  Vinaka Fiji assists Yasawa Village communities

• 78 community projects get boost

  The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs is calling for strict transparency.

• Hygiene practice

  To combat food sabotage and ensure safety, food businesses are urged to install surveillance cameras in storage, preparation, and handling areas.

• Drug trafficking

  To protect their future, Yalobi Village in the Yasawa Islands is actively tackling drug trafficking.

• Villagers maintain their stance

  The people of Navunikabi Village are maintaining their stance, saying they will not allow the construction of a hydroelectric dam project on their land.

• Fiji's food import bill

  The Ministry of Agriculture has been actively promoting import substitution programs to reduce dependency on foreign food supplies.

• LTA proposes higher speeding fines

  The Land Transport Authority is proposing an increase in speeding fines to address road fatalities in Fiji.

• PRB plans retrofitting for ageing estates

  The Public Rental Board has completed a structural integrity assessment of all its ageing estates.

• North gets digital boost

  We're more connected than ever, but is it making a difference? Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says no. He's calling on people in the North to use the new fiber connectivity project for growth, not for 'useless content.'

• Shortages of senior legal drafters

  Law reform in Fiji is facing a major hurdle: a lack of senior legal drafters.

• LTA plans digital upgrade

  Faced with a growing number of vehicles and a severe staffing shortage, the Land Transport Authority is planning a major overhaul of its enforcement strategy.

• OSC notes increase in complaints

  The Online Safety Commission is sounding the alarm. They've seen a significant jump in complaints of online harassment, particularly from those aged 25 to 34.

• Leaders Forum

  Pacific leaders have made it clear that those from non-governmental organizations will not be part of every meeting.

• Police uproot over 31,000 Marijuana plants in Kadavu

  The Fiji Police Force have destroyed more than 31,000 marijuana plants in Kadavu as part of Operation Sasamaki.

• Over $10m spent on trees, Survival rate at 45%

  While over $10 million has been spent so far on planting 19 million trees, the survival rate has only been 45 percent.

• Public interest grows in TRC

  There are growing interests from the public to participate in the process of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

• We will be around, says PM

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is confident the coalition government will be around for a few more terms.

• Racial discrimnation

  Discrimination can be solved by challenging societal norms, prejudices, and outdated systems.

• Fa calls for experienced lawyers in iTaukei institution cases

  Suva lawyer Isireli Fa is urging indigenous communities to challenge the belief that decisions made by iTaukei institutions, like the iTaukei Land and Fisheries Commission, can't be questioned.

• Women surveyors bridge gap

  Women continue to bridge the gap in gender equity in traditionally male-dominated professions.

• Online safety is vital

  The Online Safety Commission has seen an increase in toxic content and fraud on Facebook, both local and international.

• Two FCS officers dismissed

  The Fiji Corrections Service suspects that more officers may be involved in drug-related activities following the dismissal of two personnel linked to a recent police raid on a suspected drug lab in Nakasi.

• New health facility

  A new $2.2 million pharmaceutical warehouse in Labasa will ensure a consistent and reliable supply of urgent medicines to local health facilities.

• Nadi chiefly title- court ruling welcomed

  The people of Nadi have welcomed the Lautoka High Court's ruling that the current Tui Nadi Ratu Vuniyani Navuniuci's appointment was not done in accordance with the directive earlier given by the court.

• Ministry to monitor applications

  The Ministry of Employment is in discussion with Indian government regarding the establishment of labor mobility agreements for sourcing workers from India.

• Vehicle growth fueling traffic crisis

  A staggering ten thousand new vehicles have hit Fiji's roads in just the past two years!

• Balancing exports and local nutrition

  Fiji's food system is at a critical crossroads. Our agricultural policies are caught in a tug-of-war between boosting exports and ensuring local families have enough to eat.

• Crime on Taveuni Island

  Taveuni's dalo and yaqona thefts, along with drug abuse, can be stopped! The key? Unity.

• 21 police officers sent on leave

  A significant number of police officers are under investigation for alleged drug-related activities.

• Operation sasamaki

  Operation Sasamaki is delivering major results. Police have confiscated nearly three tonnes of marijuana plants in the first half of this month alone, with Kadavu being a key location.

• Pediatric wards under pressure

  The pediatric wards at Colonial War Memorial Hospital in Suva are operating beyond capacity due to a rise in dengue fever cases and respiratory illnesses.

• Issues of unskilled overseas workers

  The Ministry of Employment is tightening its regulations for overseas workers as recent revelations show many lack the necessary skills.

• Fiji tackles illicit tobacco trade

  The illegal tobacco trade isn't just about cigarettes; it's a dangerous engine for organized crime and corruption here in Fiji, threatening the very fabric of our society.

• Commanders Parade

  The illegal dismissal of military personnel is a key concern raised by Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander, Brigadier General Ro Jone Kalouniwai, at yesterday's Commanders Parade at Queen Elizabeth Barracks.