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• Special year for police

  The Fiji Police Force is entering this year’s Sukuna Bowl with a powerful rallying call: “WIN.”

• Davule wins for police

  Fiji’s South Pacific Games gold medalist Jone Davule delivered an impressive performance in this year’s Sukuna amateur boxing, securing a unanimous decision victory over Army’s Pita Nasowaqa in the 63.5-67kg category.

• Blues win Sukuna bowl cricket title

  The Police Blues clinched the Ratu Sukuna Cricket title after three years, defeating Army by seven wickets with a 117-run chase at Albert Park, Suva.

• Major boost for Mataso 7s

  Two Fiji Men’s 7s team and a Fijian Drua team will feature in the Mataso 7s at Nadovu Park in Lautoka on the 15th and 16th of this month.

• Army receives another boost to their campaign

  The Army rugby team has been training intensively for this year’s Vodafone Sukuna Bowl, including a focused camp to prepare for their face-off with police.

• Second chance at qualifiers

  The Army rugby team has been training intensively for this year’s Vodafone Sukuna Bowl, including a focused camp to prepare for their face-off with police.

• Jockeys are key winnng

  As excitement builds for the Melbourne Cup, Tamavua resident Vikash Rameshwar shared that when placing a bet, it's not only about picking the best horse; the jockey matters just as much.

• Stage is set for Ravalaca in Australia

  Local professional boxer Mikaele Ravalaca has announced that he will be going up against Alec Kumar in a boxing event in Australia next month.

• Scotland thumps Flying Fijians

  The Fiji Water Flying Fijians side suffered one of the biggest defeats ever after going down 57-17 to Scotland in their first November Tour test match.

• Holmes proud despite loss

  Despite going down 16-12 to Fetu Samoa in the Pacific Bowl final last night, Bulikula captain Talei Holmes says she is proud of her side’s performance.

• Masi remains with Drua

  Speculations on Swire Shipping Fijian Drua center Iosefo Masi departing for a French club in the Top 14 competition has been dismissed by Drua chief executive officer Mark Evans.

• Police hosts dedication service

  The Fiji Police Force came together today for a dedication service at the Suva Civic Center, marking the start of the 2024 Ratu Sukuna Tournament and preparations for the festive season.

• Valetini and Nalaga to make debut

  Fiji Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne says that having players make their debut at the international level feels like a homecoming, as they’ve already come through the ranks and know the Fijian rugby system inside out.

• Flying Fijians ready for Scotland

  The stage is set for the Fiji Water Flying Fijians as they prepare to take on Scotland in their first test for the November Tour.

• Hard work pays off for duo

  Eighteen-year-old Andrew Sukhu will be getting his first taste of representing the country at an international event when he travels with the Fiji AFL Men’s side later this month to compete in the 2024 Pacific Cup competition.

• Players to be on the lookout

  Players competing in the Extra Supermarket Futsal Inter-District-Championship will need to be on the lookout as national coaches and selectors will be out to add upcoming talents to their rosters.

• A bid to revive bodybuilding in Fiji

  In a bid to revive the sport of bodybuilding in Fiji, national rep and veteran bodybuilder Christian Chand has announced that he will be organizing a show where he is inviting youths to compete in.

• AFL Fiji sets goal ahead of Pacific Cup

  Fiji AFL Men’s head coach, Alipate Navuso, says there is only one goal in mind ahead of the Pacific Cup tournament in Australia later this month to return to Fiji with the cup and title.

• Kolinisau highlights weaknesses

  Fiji Men's 7s head coach Osea Kolinisau says the breakdown at the ruck is one of the biggest weakness of the side, which has been noticed at the previous HCBS 7s series earlier this year.

• Sukuna Bowl a family event

  Vodafone Sukuna Bowl committee chair Jeremaia Waqanisau is calling out to members of the public to come out in numbers to the week-long tournament that starts next week Tuesday in Suva.

• Flying Fijians tour

  The November Tests are a great opportunity for the Flying Fijians especially the Drua players to once again shine as they did in the Pacific Nations Cup.

• Jackson calls for more test matches

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua and the Men's National 7s team faced off in a friendly match today in Nadi to prepare players from both codes for upcoming competitions.

• Ovalau team gratefull for learnings

  Despite a tough 15-0 loss to Suva U13 in the finals, the Ovalau Kaji Rugby team showed heart and determination in this year’s Vodafone Kaji Rugby tournament at HFC Stadium, Suva.

• More than just sports for army

  This year’s Ratu Sukuna Bowl campaign has a new focus as the Fijian military uses the event to promote more than just sports.

• BCF criticizes promoter

  Fiji Boxing Commission Chair Adi Narayan has criticized promoter Freddy Chand, accusing him of failing to meet key responsibilities for last Saturday’s South Pacific Boxing Promotion event at Nadi’s Prince Charles Park.

• Five medals for Chand

  Fiji bodybuilder Christian Nilesh Chand returned with five medals, two gold and three silver after competing in the New Zealand International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness which is dubbed New Zealands biggest bodybuilding show.

• Bose hopeful to go all the way

  From the highlands of Navosa to the national rugby stage, George Bose is chasing his dream of playing professional rugby.

• Silktails to go up a notch

  Kaiviti Silktails Chair Petero Civoniceva acknowledges that the team faced several challenges, leading to an underwhelming debut in the Jersey Flegg Cup this year.

• Fresh talents spotted at 7s training

  The Fiji men’s 7s team is already in full swing, entering their second week of intense training as they count down to the Dubai 7s, just 31 days away.

• Naitasiri eager for action

  The Naitasiri Highlanders youngsters are all fired up for this year’s Vodafone Kaji Rugby tournament in Suva.

• FNU to cater for Drua

  The Fiji National University is the new catering supplier for the Fijian Drua.

• Fiji Bati grateful for Fiji Crowd

  The Fiji Bati acknowledged the powerful impact of the home crowd during their recent Pacific Bowl Championship games.

• All speculation says Hill

  Fiji’s boxing star Winston Hill has denied rumors that needles and methamphetamine were found in the locker room areas during the South Pacific Boxing Promotion event in Nadi last Saturday.

• World Cup dream alive

  Fiji Bulikula are within touching distance of a historic first World Cup berth after defeating Cook Islands 18-6 to secure a spot in next Saturday's qualifying final against Fetu Samoa in Auckland, New Zealand

• Still chance for Bati

  The Fiji Bati will now serve as a nervous audience for next Sunday’s clash between Papua New Guinea Kumuls and Cook Islands in Port Moresby.

• Lachlan interested in rematch

  After going down to Winston Hill in the IBO Asia Pacific Super Welterweight title bout in Nadi last night, Australia’s Lachlan O’Shea has expressed his interest for a rematch with the Olympian.

• Labasa celebrates IDC victory

  Coach acknowledges support

• Ravouvou scores double

  Former Flying Fijians and Drua center, Kalaveti Ravouvou, stamped his mark for Bristol Bears

• Fiji third in Beach Soccer

  Fiji lost to PNG on Tuesday

• Bulikula fired up

  A win tomorrow will see them play Samoa in Auckland next week

• Montoya returns to Bulldogs

  He started his journey at the Bulldogs

• Zhou and Haider ready for battle

  Boxing heading in the right direction says Winston Hill

• South Pacific Boxing Promotion

  SBW shows appreciation to local boxers

• Sivo makes vow after Eels departure

  Former Parramatta Eels star and Fiji Bati winger Maika Sivo has revealed that his release from the club comes with a personal vow - he will never play against the team that gave him so much.

• Lutu to showcase impressive skills

  Fiji Bulikula halfback Losana Lutu will showcase her impressive stepping skills to help the team in their Pacific Cup Championship clash against the Cook Islands at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Flying Fijians departed

  FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has shared that the team is shifting focus towards integrating fresh talent in preparation for the 2027 Rugby World Cup.

• Open day set for Sukuna Bowl

  Vodafone Sukuna Bowl Committee chair Jeremaia Waqanisau says an open-day will be held at the Multipurpose Court in Suva on the last day of the tournament.

• Changes for Bati

  Two Fiji Bati players are glad they've been given another chance to don the national jumper.

• 'Black Pearls' daughter follows suit

  Nineteen-year-old Ilisapeci Bari is following the footsteps of her dad, “The Black Pearl”, Manasa Bari.

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• News Videos

• Delgations aims for climate financing

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade Biman Prasad says that climate change costs will continue to burden Pacific nations, despite their minimal contribution to global emissions.

• Re-flag on overtime for workers

  The Suva City Council has hoisted a red-flag on overtime for workers as it has been identified that it would range from $1.5million to $2 million annually.

• Meth crisis threatens youth

  Save the Children Fiji has raised the alarm over the tragic impact of methamphetamine on young people, with a rising number of children falling victim to overdose deaths and involvement in drug-related activities.

• Submit your financial statements

  The Fiji Taxi Association’s request for a fare review is at a crossroads, with the Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission insisting that operators submit their financial statements to justify an increase.

• Drug readmission raise concerns

  Saint Giles Hospital Consultant Psychiatrist Dr. Myrielle Allen has raised urgent concerns regarding the rising rates of readmissions among patients struggling with substance abuse.

• Insurance vital for schools

  The National Fire Authority stresses the need for schools to invest in insurance to mitigate potential losses.

• Families strengthen relationship

  A new ray of sunshine has shone on the families of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces after the completion of their Reconciliation and Restoration Programme.

• CWM clean-up campaign on track

  Various business houses and community organizations came together for a major clean-up campaign at Colonial War Memorial Hospital yesterday.

• Rabuka bears the blame

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka states that he takes responsibility of every political upheaval and that he should bear the blame as he started the journey of upheaval on the 14th of May 1987.

• Eight CRW soldiers remembered by RFMF

  It was a heartwarming moment as the eight soldiers under the Counter Revolutionary Warfare Unit who lost their lives in the 2000 mutiny were remembered at the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Reconciliation and Restoration Ceremony today.

• Resources needed to combat drugs

  Speaker of Parliament and President-elect Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu suggests that vulnerable populations are provided adequate resources to steer them away from resorting to the trade and use of illicit drugs.

• MOB Bazaar a success

  Head of Performance for the Fijian Drua Naca Cawanibuka has commended the enduring support of his fellow alumni towards Marist Brothers High School.

• Police warn of mishaps

  While we are in the busy festive season and the school break is on the horizon, the Fiji Police Force is warning the public, especially parents, about the rise in preventable mishaps due to negligence.

• Not a typical Diwali for Reddy

  This year’s Diwali preparations took an unexpected turn for Rita Reddy, who resides in Vatuwaqa, Suva, as heavy rain over the weekend flooded her rented home.

• Indian delicacies for Diwali

  In the hustle and bustle of the preparation for the Festival of Lights, Govinda Vegetarian Restaurant stood as a point of convenience to provide delicacies for Diwali.

• Lotus generates income for family

  As lotus takes the spotlight during the Festival of Lights, it has generated short-term income for 23-year-old Kinisalote Nai and her family of Narere, Nasinu in Suva.

• Inquiry appointment of Malimali

  A senior Australian jurist and current Supreme Court Judge Justice David Ashton-Lewis has been appointed as the sole commissioner to inquire into the recent appointment of the Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption on September 5th.

• Rabuka delighted with coalition support

  Speaker of Parliament and Turaga na Tui Cakau Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has been elected as Fiji’s next president.

• Diwali a national festival

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Diwali, the festival of lights has become a national festival which unites people of all religions, languages, and backgrounds.

• Dignity and safety of workers will not be compromised

  The Employment Minister has issued a stern warning that any treatment that compromises the dignity and safety of workers will not be tolerated.

• Back to school support

  Over 200,000 students are once again expected to benefit from the Back-to-School Support Program in the new academic year.

• Drugs are a grave concern for Fiji

  The issue of drug abuse and trafficking in Fiji is a matter of grave concern that affects every corner of our nation says Speaker of Parliament Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu.

• Central Division mini job fair

  Hundreds of job seekers turned up at the 2024 Central Division Mini Job Fair to explore career opportunities and upskilling options.

• NFP supports

  National Federation Party leader Professor Biman Prasad says they strongly support the nomination of current Parliamentary Speaker Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu as the next President of Fiji.

• Stroke prevention

  Fiji is grappling with significant health challenges related to strokes, which rank as the third leading cause of death, following diabetes and heart disease, according to data from the World Health Organization.

• 1,400 taxi permits in Lautoka

  Despite the issuance of nearly 1,400 taxi permits in Lautoka and Nadi, residents are frustrated over inadequate taxi services

• Drugs crisis needs to be addressed

  The Japanese government is currently in close consultation with the Fijian government to develop strategies for addressing drug-related issues.

• Taxi review

  Out-based taxis and illegal operators have submitted a request to the Land Transport Authority, urging an urgent review of the taxi permit process and operations to better serve the public.

• Calls to address pornography

  A few churches have united to address the growing issue of sexual crimes, emphasizing the urgent need to combat pornography.

• Proposed developments

  The Namosi Landowners Committee, Lomani Au Maroroi Au, has expressed its openness to sustainable development, provided that landowners are fully consulted.

• Better health care access

  The government is striving towards better health care access and resources to ensure that all Fijians receive the necessary support and information to combat cancer effectively through legislative measures and funding for cancer research treatment.

• Water problem persist

  Residents of Pilling Road in Vunika outside Labasa town remain hopeful that the government will address the lack of water supply faced in the area.

• Limited restrictions for Diwali

  The Ministry for Mineral Resources will assess all firework license applications on a case-by-case basis.

• Rabuka highlights overfishing concerns

  PM calls for support

• Address skill labour migration

  Importance of strengthening training programs to upskill workforce

• Derelict vessels removal option highlighted

  Not all derelicts and abandoned vessels will be cut out once the removal process begins

• RFMF veiliutaki framework

  Discussion crucial to shaping RFMF's leadership and growth

• Initiatives to enhance food security

  FAO working on 8 projects

• Absconding Workers

  400 Fijian workers abscond since 2017

• USP students launch petition

  Students demand transparency at USP

• Diwali comes early for farmers

  Government announces historic cane payment

• Commonwealth Heads meeting

  King Charles III promotes peace

• Proposed developments

  Developers to be accompanied by authorities when entering villages

• USP students protest leadership

  A surprise student-led march took place today at the University of the South Pacific's Laucala campus in Suva with students voicing frustrations over leadership issues.

• Rabuka bestowed Tagaloa title

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has been bestowed the Tagaloa title during a traditional ceremony at Le'auva'a Village in Samoa.

• Party backs PM's president nomination

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Co-operatives, Manoa Kamikamica, says he supports the nomination of Speaker of Parliament, and Cakaudrove paramount chief the Turaga Na Tui Cakau, Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to be the next president.

• Rise program focuses on addressing challenges

  Over 25 percent of the population now resides in informal settlements, presenting significant challenges in meeting housing demands, says Minister for Local Government and Housing Maciu Nalumisa.

• Leaks fuels rise in Typhoid

  The Water Authority of Fiji has been alerted that leaks in its wastewater system may be fueling the rise of typhoid cases in Suva.

• USP strike

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says the University of the South Pacific Staff Union is in compliance with the provisions and procedures for a strike as set out in the Employment Relations Act 2007.

• Rabuka arrives in Samoa

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is in Apia, Samoa, where he will be leading Fiji’s delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

• Key reforms

  Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua says there has been a decline in instances of police brutality and unnecessary military involvement.