Sports
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Rising Fiji Boxer Mikaele Ravalaca Sparks World Title Talk After KO
Former bantamweight world champion Andrew Maloney hails Mikaele Ravalaca after a breakout display, calling him explosive and future-world-title material. With momentum building and a big upcoming test against Runqi Zhou, the rising Fijian boxer has everyone’s attention.
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2Fresh Clinches Dual Titles at the 2025 Fijian Cup, Boosting Fiji Touch Rugby Momentum
TwoFresh makes a bold splash at the 2025 Touch Rugby Fijian Cup, clinching top spots across two divisions. With more high-stakes matchups and rugby league nines on the horizon, the action promises plenty of thrills.
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Nasilasila Shines at Wadigi 7s as Yaro Chiefs Sweep Pool Games in Lautoka
Former national 7s winger Amenoni Nasilasila lit up Nadovu Park at the Wadigi 7s in Lautoka, guiding the Yaro Chiefs through a strong pool run. The event blends fast rugby with a youth-drug awareness push, bringing communities together and spotlighting rising talent. A glimpse of sport, purpose, and Fiji’s bright sporting future.
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Mokani advance to Tailevu semi-finals, chase eight-year trophy drought
Mokani controlled the tempo but couldn’t finish the job against Nuku, sealing a 17-8 win to advance to the Tailevu semi-finals. Backline coach Josefa Matasau says the work isn’t over if they’re to end their eight-year trophy drought, with bigger tests ahead.
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Fiji Pearls Lean on Young Talent for Home Win Over British Army
Fiji Pearls light up a home clash in Suva, blending rising stars from the Baby Pearls with seasoned players. A friendly that hints at big things ahead for Fiji netball.
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Fiji Charity Golf Event Sparks Momentum for Men’s Health
Record turnout marks the sixth edition of Fiji’s charity golf tournament, uniting clubs and communities to champion men’s health and cancer awareness. With 34 teams teeing off, organizers showcase how sport and community can come together for a powerful health cause.
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England extend winning streak as bench power shines against Fiji ahead of All Blacks showdown
England stretched their winning run in a hard-fought clash that blended pace, grit, and a decisive late bench surge. Ravouvou shone for Fiji, but costly late errors swung the balance. The showdown hints at a bigger test to come against New Zealand and the evolving spark of both teams.
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England Edge Fiji 14-13 at Halftime in Gripping Rugby Showdown
An edge-of-the-seat first half has England and Fiji locked at 14–13, with moments of brilliance shadowed by costly errors. As both sides reset, the stage is set for a tense second half where momentum and nerves could decide the fate of this fierce rivalry.
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Former All Black Sowakula Set for Fiji Debut Against England at Twickenham
Former All Blacks backrower Pita Gus Sowakula is poised to make his Flying Fijians bow in a historic clash with England after a late selection. At 31, his return underscores a broader shift of players embracing their Fiji roots. A milestone moment for Fiji rugby that fans won’t want to miss.
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Irish Clubs Push to Suspend Israel from European Soccer, Urge Clear UEFA Criteria
Set to hold a vote, the FAI motion could reshape European football governance by pushing for Israel’s suspension from UEFA competitions. Supported by clubs including Bohemian FC, it also demands clearer suspension criteria and a tougher anti-racism policy, unfolding amid international debate on Gaza and sport’s accountability.
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Player-Led Flying Fijians Gear Up for England Clash at Twickenham
Fiji’s Flying Fijians head to Twickenham with a player-led surge of confidence and unity. A high-octane training drive, featuring stars like Eroni Mawi and Josua Tuisova, hints at a fearless showdown with England as they look to turn last year’s close World Cup exit into momentum.
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Flying Fijians Ready for England Showdown at Twickenham After Extended Camp
Twickenham is set for a high-stakes showdown as the Flying Fijians ramp up for a pivotal clash. Fresh from an intensive training camp, the squad exudes confidence and pace, chasing a performance that could redefine Fiji’s place on the world stage. Expect flair, grit, and a moment that could spark something big.
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Cairo Unveils Grand Egyptian Museum: A New Chapter in Egypt’s 7,000-Year Legacy
Egypt marks a monumental turning point as Cairo opens the Grand Egyptian Museum, a lavish testament to 7,000 years of history. The unveiling blends awe-inspiring spectacle with a bold plan to reshape heritage preservation and cultural tourism. A landmark moment that hints at a future where Egypt’s ancient treasures shine on the world stage.
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Fiji football community mourns Abdul Kadar, former Lautoka FC president
Fiji’s football family is grieving Abdul Kadar, a respected leader who steered Lautoka FC to national glory and helped shape the nation’s game. Passing at 53, his humility and dedication left a lasting legacy felt across clubs and the national scene. Tributes from Fiji FA and peers highlight a man whose influence will continue to…
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Flying Fijians unveil bold lineup for Twickenham showdown with England
Fiji’s Flying Fijians unveil a bold lineup for their Twickenham showdown with England. A hard-hitting pack and a backline primed for flair set the stage as they chase momentum and Fiji’s trademark style on English soil.
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Army Volleyball Gears Up for Sukuna Bowl Clash in Fiji
The Army men’s volleyball team is gearing up for Sukuna Bowl showdowns with the Police, rain or shine. Fereti Bolavucu says the squad’s focus is unwavering as they push to bring their best and chase the coveted trophy in Suva and Labasa.
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Fiji Cup Touch Rugby Opens at Lawaqa Park with Record 34 Teams
Opening day sizzled with fast-paced touch rugby and a landmark moment for Fiji’s tournament scene. A record 34 teams and international flair hint at fierce battles, rising talents, and a festival atmosphere that’s just getting louder.
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Fiji Kulas Gear Up for MSG Prime Ministers Cup 2025 in Papua New Guinea
Fiji’s Kulas are putting in the hard yards as they gear up for the MSG Prime Ministers Cup in Papua New Guinea. Led by coach Angeline Chua, the squad eyes a strong start and a push toward the semi-finals, aiming to lift Fiji’s women’s football onto the regional stage.
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Flying Fijians eye Twickenham redemption in midfield clash with England
Fiji head to Twickenham hoping to turn a rising tide into a statement, with a brutal midfield duel set to define the day. Tuisova and Ravouvou take on England’s Dingwall and Lawrence, while Wainiqolo tests Feyi-Waboso in a speed-versus-power battle. Momentum, belief, and a night of high-stakes rugby await.
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Nemani Nadolo Kicks Off as Fijian Drua Development Coach
Nemani Nadolo has begun his new chapter as Development Coach for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, bringing a wealth of experience into a pivotal pre-season. He’s focused on mentorship, teamwork, and the hard work needed to reach the professional level. Could his leadership spark Fiji’s next generation of Drua and Flying Fijians stars?
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Fijian Drua Promote Four Rising Stars Ahead of 2026 Super Rugby Pacific
Four Drua development stars are stepping up to the main squad ahead of the 2026 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season. With multi-year contracts in hand, Isikeli Basiyalo, Aisea Nawai, Maika Tuitubou, and Kavaia Tagivetaua prepare to push for a spot in the match-day 23, signaling a fresh blend of youth and ambition for…
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England name seven changes for Fiji Test as Genge named co-captain and Fin Smith debuts at fly-half
England shake up their lineup for the Fiji clash, signaling a bold four-test series with a co-captaincy move and a fly-half debut. New faces enter the fray as roles shift and the squad’s depth is put on display. Fiji’s coach warns of a tough, competitive battle, keeping the race for momentum tightly contested.
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Trump Skips G20 in South Africa as U.S.-South Africa Ties Strain Over Land Reform
A high-stakes move shifts the narrative ahead of a major global summit as the United States opts not to send government officials to meet with South Africa. Rooted in long-running tensions over land reform and Israel policy, the decision signals a delicate moment in U.S.–South Africa relations and the prospects for renewed dialogue.
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Fiji and Chongqing seal tourism pact to attract premium Chinese travelers
Tourism Fiji and Chongqing’s Culture and Tourism Development Commission have signed a new agreement to deepen destination marketing, focusing on data exchange, joint promotions, and tailored Fiji itineraries for the Chongqing market. The collaboration highlights Chongqing’s role as a key Chinese gateway and hints at potential direct flight links, signaling a promising boost for travel…
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Fijian Drua Promotes Four Academy Players to 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Squad
Four players from the Fijian Drua’s development system have been promoted to the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific squad, underscoring the club’s commitment to homegrown talent. This milestone hints at a brighter future for Fijian rugby and an enduring pathway from academy to the top level.
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Fiji-Japan Ties Deepen as Rabuka Heads to Tokyo for Summit
Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is set for a milestone working visit to Japan, where leaders will explore ways to deepen ties on regional security, climate resilience, and sustainable development—reflecting a shared pursuit of a Free and Open Indo-Pacific in the Pacific.
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Fiji’s Delicate Dance Between Beijing and Taipei
Fiji doubles down on its One China policy as tensions simmer after a senior diplomat’s visit to Taiwan. The move underscores a careful balancing act in Pacific diplomacy, navigating regional ties and sovereignty issues. The unfolding dynamic could reshape Fiji’s role in regional stability.
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Fiji National Club Championship 2025: Zonal Playoffs Heat Up as Clubs Vie for Finals Berth
Fiji’s 2025 National Club Championship heats up as 12 clubs clash in zonal playoffs across the North, South and West. With defending champions, fierce rivalries, and tight group battles, the December showdowns promise drama, skill, and a packed path to the NCC finals. A season of passion and big moments awaits as communities rally behind…
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Fiji’s Torika Delai Makes Historic FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Debut
Fiji’s trailblazing referee Torika Delai returns home after making history at a FIFA event, becoming only the second Fijian woman to officiate on the world stage. Her dream-come-true journey and regional pride spotlight a new era for women in sport and inspire a generation of aspiring referees across the Pacific.
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Typhoon Kalmaegi Ravages Vietnam and the Philippines as Fung-wong Approaches
Kalmaegi unleashed fierce winds and downpours across Vietnam and the Philippines, leaving homes damaged, power outages widespread, and people missing or injured. As Fung-wong looms on the horizon, authorities brace for more storms and a challenging path to recovery.