• Sports Videos

• Drua urged to play calmly

  Pressure driven mistakes cost Drua

• New kits for FRU Referees

  Timely sponsorship ahead of domestic competitions

• Lutu to defend title for the third time

  Nakasi acknowledges tough competition at triple Z Zone

• Leleca comes from behind to win gold

  Triple N Zone to conclude tomorrow

• Dispute over sponsorship funds

  School Netball Association demand pay up

• Baselala returns after two years

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua’s young halfback Philip Baselala has been named on the bench this weekend in the Round 9 Shop N Save Super Rugby match against the Highlanders.

• Drua a fairly young team, says Jackson

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua players have been reminded not to be too hard on themselves after a loss.

• Na Soko launches

  Fiji Rugby has launched Na Soko, a new women’s rugby franchise competition kicking off this Friday at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

• QVS dethrones RKS in Tailevu Zone Athletics

  A new winner has been crowned in the boy’s division of the Tailevu Zone Athletics competition that concluded at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this afternoon.

• Susau handles the big job

  Drua Academy captain Tane Susau embraced the honour of leading his side in their historic first match against Australia’s visiting Melbourne Brothers club yesterday.

• Cunningham to explore more talent

  Vodafone Fijiana XV coach Ioan Cunningham believes it is his duty to explore untapped rugby talent in the country, especially as he prepares a team for a busy period ahead.

• Baby Pearls march into camp

  The local members of Netball Fiji's Baby Pearls squad are set to march into camp today in preparation for the Ruby North Series, scheduled for later this month.

• RKS and Tailevu North claim Blue Ribbon

• Fiji crowned Singapore 7s champs

  In a thrilling display of resilience, the Fiji Airways men's 7s team staged a dramatic comeback to snatch victory at the Singapore 7s, ultimately defeating Kenya 21-12 in the Cup final.

• Drua Women grateful for fans support

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women have always cherished the undying support of their fans, whose presence lights up every Super W match they play in.

• Swift turnaround for Drua in match against Crusaders

  The Fijian Drua face a swift turnaround and a period of intense reflection after a bruising encounter with the Crusaders in Suva on Saturday.

• Silktails to focus on recovery

  Kaiviti Silktails coach Timoci Duve is now turning his focus to full recovery before the team heads back on the road for a few games.

• Drua miss out on Super W final

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women’s side came agonizingly close with a courageous second-half rally, but their hopes of a Super W final were shattered in a heart breaking 54-40 loss to the Queensland Reds.

• Missed opportunities biggest downfall

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Tevita Ikanivere believes that missed opportunities was their biggest downfall in their 31-14 loss to the Crusaders at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva yesterday.

• Zero tolerance for misconduct

  Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association Secretary Biu Colati has reassured the public that this year's Fiji Finals and remaining zone competitions will not tolerate any misconduct from athletes or supporters.

• Lomani highlights importance of match against Crusaders

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua co-captain Frank Lomani emphasises the critical importance of tomorrow's clash against the Crusaders, who is one of the toughest side in the competition.

• Crusaders target first win on Fijian soil

  The Crusaders are set for a fierce showdown against the Fijian Drua in Suva, knowing they have never won on Fijian soil.

• Fijiana 15s coach prepares for historic match

  Vodafone Fijiana 15s coach Ioan Cunningham will utilize the period leading up to their historic Test against the Wallaroos to familiarise himself with his team ahead of the Women's Rugby World Cup later this year.

• Fijian Drua Women

  The Fijian Drua Women are in familiar territory and are aware of what's at stake in their Super W semifinal clash with the Queensland Reds in Brisbane on Sunday.

• Pressure Mouns For Drua

  The Fijian Drua are under mounting pressure to turn their season around, with just one win so far.

• Super W Semifinals

  The Fijian Drua Women's knockout match against Queensland Reds on Sunday is something not to be missed.

• Lautoka Revives Franchise Competition

  The Lautoka Rugby Union has revived its Franchise competition to keep players active and ensure a smooth build-up to the Skipper Cup season, which has been postponed to August.

• Second Chance For Athletes

  Athletes who missed out on qualifying for the Fiji Finals will have another chance to do so at two upcoming competitions later this month.

• Tuwai Earns First Start

  Young flanker Isoa Tuwai will make his first start as the team bolsters its lineup for a crucial Round 8 match against the Crusaders in Suva.

• Drua Eye Redemption in Suva

  The Fijian Drua are out to prove that one bad game won’t define their season.

• Drua Women Put In The Hard Yards

  Our Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women's team is hungry for a fourth consecutive final.

• Rewa Loses Against AS-Pirae

  Rewa FC suffered a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat to AS Pirae in their second OFC Men’s Champions League match, with a penalty deep into added time dashing their hopes.

• 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.

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• News Videos

• Skill-based training program underway

  Aims to help vulnerable youth gain employment

• Thorough investigations to be conducted

  Ali's suspension withdrawn, serves as regular staff

• Charges consolidated

  Edward Nand told to file Abili Notice

• Push for more inclusivity

  Enhance disability-friendly infrastructure and learning space

• Amendments to strengthen public access to information

  The proposed amendments to the Information Act 2018 aim to strengthen the right to access information.

• MoE moves to resolve salary delays

  The Minister for Education is actively working to resolve all outstanding salary payment issues.

• FTA backs review of outdated Education Act

  While the Education Act of 1966 was developed for largely traditional and centralized education systems dependent on conventional learning methods, it now fails to address key modern priorities.

• Urgent action needed for WASH targets

  Pacific countries are falling behind in meeting basic targets for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services in healthcare facilities.

• Villages alarmed by growing drug crisis

  Concerns over the growing drug problem and its ripple effects are creating alarm in many villages.

• Pacific must act now on unfair US Tariffs

  The Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister is urging Pacific leaders to urgently meet and create a united regional response to the unfair tariffs imposed by the United States.

• FMA backs private sector role in health

  The President of the Fiji Medical Association believes Fiji can strengthen its response to outbreaks like dengue and leptospirosis by fostering greater partnerships with the private sector.

• Over 50 Lau schools to receive supplies

  More than 50 schools in the Lau Province will benefit from school supplies provided by the Lau Education Charitable Trust.

• Women's contributions foundational to Pacific's progress

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka insists that women's contributions must be recognised as foundational to the Pacific's progress.

• HIV crisis may fuel Cancer surge: Bera

  The Fiji Cancer Society has issued a warning about a potential increase in cancer cases linked to the increasing number of individuals living with HIV in the country.

• Calls for stronger family support for seniors

  The demanding task of caring for elderly family members necessitates not only love and commitment but also a profound sense of understanding for the unique challenges they face.

• Ministry to improve response to future flood events

  The Ministry of Rural and Disaster Management is working on improving its response to future flood events, particularly in light of recent delays experienced in the Western Division.

• Families urged to reconnect

  Families are urged to restore meaningful communication, as increasing reliance on technology is believed to hinder authentic relationships and family connections.

• Restoring lives, rebuilding futures

  Homes of Hope continues its profound impact, supporting over 1,000 young mothers and children.

• Water woes end

  The worry of getting sick from dirty water is finally over for the people of Vusama and Navisabasaba in Nadroga.

• Restaurant catches fire

  The quick action by firefighters from the Suva and Valelevu fire stations helped avert a major incident this afternoon.

• Nasekula floodgates

  Residents of Nasekula village in Labasa are calling for immediate action to replace their current floodgates.

• Children's Issues

  Marist Missionary Sister Teresia Tinanisolo highlights the power of writing as a tool for children to express their daily challenges.

• Students Graduate

  A total of 1,991 students have completed micro qualifications with Pacific PolyTech since its establishment.

• E-government Progress

  The government has outlined a bold vision for digital transformation, aiming to digitize 80% of government services by 2026.

• Government voices concerns over new 32% tariff on Fijian goods

  The government has met with the US officials in Fiji to voice concerns over a newly imposed 32% tariff on Fijian goods.

• Global reaction follows President Trump's announcement of broad tariffs

  Meanwhile a wave of global concern has followed President Trump's announcement of broad, hard-hitting tariffs.

• Calls to protect elderly from abuse and neglect

  The government is taking steps to protect the elderly in our country from abuse and neglect.

• National Disaster Management Office strengthens flood risk management efforts

  The National Disaster Management Office is intensifying its collaboration with municipalities, particularly those vulnerable to flooding, to create comprehensive disaster risk management plans. This initiative is driven by the recently revised National Disaster Management Office Act.

• Trump Signs Executive Order on Tariff

  U.S President Donald Trump has imposed a 10 percent baseline tariff on all imports to the U.S. and higher duties on dozens of other countries, including some of the United States' biggest trading partners, deepening a trade war that has rattled global markets and bewildered U.S. allies.

• Fiji Faces Tariff Strains

  Meanwhile, the government warns that 32% tariff imposed on Fiji could severely impact local businesses, especially in agriculture and manufacturing sectors.

• Road Widening

  The Fiji Roads Authority is struggling to keep up with the rapid increase in traffic, as existing infrastructure lacks the capacity to meet demand.

• Support For Climate Change Act Implementation

  The European Union Delegation to the Pacific and the Global Green Growth Institute have signed a grant agreement to support the implementation of Fiji’s Climate Change Act 2021.

• FNU Foundation

  Children from disadvantaged families who struggle to access tertiary education can now count themselves fortunate, thanks to a groundbreaking initiative.

• Residents Urged To Remain Calm

  Members of the Vunicuicui Shiv Mandir in Labasa strongly reject the notion that they are unsafe in their community.

• Pediatricians To Boost Capacity

  The 30 pediatricians at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital are not enough to meet the growing demand for child healthcare services.

• EFL Struggles With Staff Retention

  More than 300 people, the majority technical staff, have left Energy Fiji Limited in the last three years.

• 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.