Sports
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Susana Rasaubale: Fiji Netball Star Takes on Volleyball to Stay Fit for Next Season
Netball’s rising star Susana Rasaubale takes on volleyball this off-season, proving versatility can go a long way. Competing in Suva’s end-of-year festival, the 20-year-old is keeping fit and eyes on future national goals. Her cross-sport journey hints at bigger things to come.
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Koli Sewabu Leads Fiji Rugby Into a New Era
Fiji Rugby is stepping into a new era with CEO Koli Sewabu outlining a bold plan to lift the sport from village pitches to the world stage. Emphasizing unity, transparency, and a lasting legacy, the changes aim to deepen talent pathways and strengthen Fiji’s national pride.
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Nadroga Rugby Documentary Could Open Doors for Local Talent in Skipper Cup Quest
Behind the scenes of Nadroga Rugby’s bid to defend the Skipper Cup, a new documentary series reveals the grit, sacrifice, and dreams driving local talent. A bold venture that could open doors for aspiring players across the province.
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Vuvale Fun Day Sparks Hope for Suva’s Youth in Jittu Estate
Jittu Estate came alive with the Vuvale Fun Day, a sports-filled gathering that celebrated community and youth. Inspire Pacific hints at more events and a focus on positive activities to steer young people toward brighter futures, turning sport into a beacon of unity for the neighborhood.
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Bula FC signs first foreign player Adam Supyk for OFC Pro League
Historic milestone for Bula FC as they welcome their first-ever foreign signing: 21-year-old Adam Supyk, a dual New Zealand and England talent with international youth caps. From NZ clubs to the Wellington scene, Supyk’s arrival signals an exciting new era in the OFC Pro League.
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Weightlifting Fiji Ends National Championships, Sets Sights on 2026 Season
Weightlifting Fiji’s season concluded with a National Championships that’s set the stage for a bold push into 2026. A rising sense of momentum, strong community support, and a clear plan point to a focused year ahead as athletes target a packed calendar of global and regional events. With one final training session behind them, the…
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US Strikes ISIS in Syria After Deadly Palmyra Ambush
After a deadly weekend attack, a major air campaign unfolds in Syria as the fight against ISIS intensifies. With new partnerships and shifting alliances shaping the battlefield, the region is watching how far the responders will go—and what comes next for regional security.
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New Zealand Pledges $5 Million to Fiji Climate Relocation Fund
Fiji and New Zealand bolster climate resilience with fresh funding for a program guiding vulnerable communities through safe, dignified relocation when needed. This ongoing partnership signals a pragmatic, hopeful path for Pacific nations facing the realities of climate change.
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NZ Funds Boost Fiji Climate Relocation Initiative
New Zealand commits further funding to strengthen Fiji’s climate resilience and community relocation plans. The move underscores a deepening Pacific partnership focused on protecting livelihoods and culture as climate risks intensify. It signals renewed momentum toward safer, dignified outcomes for vulnerable communities.
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Israel Plans Fiji Embassy by 2026 as Pacific Diplomacy Expands
– A new chapter in Pacific diplomacy as Israel and Fiji explore closer ties, hinting at a reshaped regional partnership. – Diplomatic moves between Israel and Fiji signal stronger cooperation and a potential shift in regional dynamics. – Two nations expand their diplomatic footprint in the Pacific, a development that could redefine regional relations.
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Fiji Gets $36M to Strengthen Coastal Resilience
A substantial new grant aims to shield Fiji’s coast from stronger storms and rising seas. The plan centers on nature-based protections—like mangrove restoration and coastline revegetation—to boost resilience for the most vulnerable communities, including low-income and women-led households, while strengthening local governance for sustainable coastal protection.
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Fiji Blues edge Dominion Brothers in tight Suva Sevens opener
Fiji Blues survive a late scare to beat the Dominion Brothers 10-5 in a spicy Suva opener. Two early Blues tries put them in control, while a second-half surge tests their resolve. Defence, communication, and Pool A battles loom large as the Grassroots Sevens campaign gets underway.
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Fiji Grassroots Rugby: The Hidden Route to Future 7s Stars
Rasta Rasivhenge, international rugby referee and Fiji Grassroots ambassador, explains why Fiji’s Grassroots 7s is more than just play—it’s a carefully built pathway to future rugby stars. Drawing on a South Africa–style development approach and strong ties with the FRU, the focus is on nurturing talent and continuity for Fiji’s national teams.
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Fiji U20 Rugby Opens With Dominant Win as Players Chase Tournament Glory and Sponsor Pride
An emphatic start has the Fiji U20 squad buzzing with ambition. Gratitude, growth, and a clear path forward set the stage as they chase tournament glory and sharpen their teamwork.
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Fijian Drua 2026 Jersey Debuts in JACK’S of Fiji Collaboration
Fresh design meets iconic colors in the Fijian Drua 2026 jersey and the full JACK’S of Fiji merch line. From fan-favorite tees to official game-day jerseys, this drop keeps the Fiji spirit alive as the team heads into a milestone season.
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Koli Sewabu Takes the Helm as Fiji Rugby CEO
Koli Sewabu is the new Chief Executive Officer of the Fiji Rugby Union, chosen after an independent selection process. Expect a renewed focus on governance, financial stability, and a drive to develop rugby across the nation—marking a new era for the sport.
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Fiji Rugby Union weighs legal advice over Malolo gate-takings claims in Skipper Cup
Disputed gate takings from the 2025 Skipper Cup have the FRU weighing legal options as it seeks a clean slate for 2026. With talks stalling and grievances surfacing online, the next steps remain closely watched.
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Mayanavanua: Fiji Rugby Must Evolve in the Modern Game
New Drua signing Temo Mayanavanua hints at rugby’s evolving landscape in Fiji, where yesterday’s performance won’t cut it in the modern game. With regular professional-style training and a focus on nurturing academy talent, the future of Fiji rugby is taking shape ahead of 2026.
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Cricket Fiji Eyes World Cup Qualifiers for U-19 Girls and Men’s Team
Cricket Fiji is bracing for a landmark 2026, with the U-19 girls chasing a World Cup qualifier in PNG and the senior men tackling a fresh ICC format in Japan. A new women’s league and ongoing clinics hint at big changes on the horizon.
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Cricket Fiji Eyes Indian Coach by January Ahead of World Cup Qualifiers
Cricket Fiji is pursuing an Indian national coach to lift its under-19 girls and men’s teams ahead of next year’s qualifiers. A January arrival could bring fresh strategies and invaluable guidance for local coaches as talks with the BCCI progress.
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Ba Golf Club Set for Pivotal Day: Stroke Play Opener, Finals and Semi-Finals on Tap
Ba Golf Club gears up for a marquee stroke-play showdown tomorrow, promising a bustling morning of fierce competition and club-wide camaraderie as the chase for the 2025 medals heats up.
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Tabakaucoro Launches Off-Season Sprint Plan to Transform QVS Athletics
Former sprint champion Banuve Tabakaucoro is introducing a structured off-season training plan at Queen Victoria School, signaling a bold shift for the team’s national ambitions. The move has sparked some skepticism among alumni, but he remains focused on proving the system through disciplined, steady progress.
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Fiji Football Home Jersey Lands at XL Sports Stores
Fiji’s football fever gets a fresh boost as the highly anticipated home jersey hits XL Sports stores. A bold symbol of national pride for fans, ready to wear on game days and beyond.
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Fiji Rugby Union appoints Koli Sewabu as CEO amid vow to rebuild trust
Koli Sewabu steps into the role of Fiji Rugby Union CEO, moving from acting leader to the top position with a clear mandate to rebuild trust across the rugby community. A new chapter awaits as he focuses on governance, financial sustainability, and strengthening rugby from grassroots to the national teams.
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New Zealand Fijian Cavaliers Brace for Fiji 7s Coral Coast 2026
A new contender arrives at the Coral Coast Fiji 7s: the New Zealand Fijian Cavaliers, led by Akuila Matanibukaca and Pio Tuwai, with coaching from Eric Rush and Amasio Valence Raoma. Expect a disciplined, high-tempo mix of Kiwi precision and Fijian flair as the tournament approaches.
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FRU Nears CEO Decision as Restructuring Intensifies
With five finalists in the final round and a 100-day performance plan on the table, the Fiji Rugby Union is edging toward naming its next chief executive. A broader leadership shake-up is also on the horizon, including a new chief financial officer and an acting chief operating officer, as the organization aims for modern, tier-one…
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Rasta Rasivhenge Named Ambassador for Fiji Grassroots 7s
The Rooster Chicken Grassroots Fiji 7s at HFC Bank Stadium features international rugby referee Rasta Rasivhenge as ambassador, spotlighting fair play and community values. Off the field, look forward to free health checks and career support in a family-friendly, affordable weekend of rugby action.
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ACL Comeback: 17-Year-Old Co-Captain Shines at U17 Women’s Oceania Cup in Samoa
After a year sidelined by an ACL injury, 17-year-old Trinity Vakacavu returned to the court with a leadership spark, stepping into the role of co-captain for her national squad. Her comeback story—driven by grit, emotion, and a renewed love for the game—continues to inspire as she trains with a club in Australia.
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Bula FC signs rising Fiji goalkeeper Isoa Latui ahead of the new season
Rising goalkeeper Isoa Latui joins Bula FC as the club’s 19th signing for the new season. From a Dreketi schoolyard start to Fiji’s youth teams and a FIFA U17 World Cup appearance, his journey reads like a roadmap of promise. Now stepping into the professional ranks, Latui is ready to push his limits with Bula…
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Fiji’s Fijiana set for bold push in women’s rugby ahead of 2029 World Cup
Fiji’s women’s rugby is stepping into a bold new era. With plans for six high-quality matches next year, stronger World Rugby ties, and a clearer route to the 2029 Women’s Rugby World Cup, the Fijiana are set for a remarkable rise—backed by continued 7s pathways that open doors for future stars.