Sports
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Fiji Seafarers Win UAE Recognition Pact, Opening Gulf Maritime Jobs
– A landmark maritime agreement opens new horizons for Fiji’s seafarers, linking local qualifications to opportunities across the Gulf while upholding global safety standards. – Fiji strengthens its maritime ties with a pact that broadens seafarer opportunities on the international stage, aligning credentials with global benchmarks and Gulf job prospects.
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Roy Krishna Leads Bula FC Into OFC Professional League Debut
Roy Krishna leads Bula FC into a new era as they gear up for their inaugural OFC Professional League clash. The veteran captain is shaping the squad beyond tactics—instilling discipline and mentoring younger players as Oceania football steps into a more professional era. A milestone moment unfolds for the region.
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Badminton Fiji launches high school pathway to 2032 Olympic talent
Fiji’s badminton scene is set for a major youth boost. A new schools-based initiative promises to grow talent, expand access to training spaces, and chart a long-term path toward international competition.
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Flooded Bridge, Last-Minute Call Spark Rugby Dream at Fiji Coral Coast 7s
Last-minute call, a flood-soaked village, and a bridge he refused to let stop him. Farasiko Tubananuku’s journey to the Coral Coast 7s is a testament to grit, sevens spirit, and resilience.
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Daredevil Trek Through Floods to Join Fiji 7s at Coral Coast 7s
Facing rising floodwaters and a last-minute call, 24-year-old Farasiko Tubananuku makes a daring trek to reach the Coral Coast 7s. A story of grit, faith, and the unyielding spirit that drives sport when the odds are against you.
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Roy Krishna Ready for Bula FC’s OFC Pro League Debut
Roy Krishna sparks excitement as Bula FC prepares for the OFC Professional League’s inaugural season. With grueling camps behind them and a mentoring role for the youngsters, the squad readies for a high-stakes weekend clash that signals a new era for football in the Pacific.
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Fiji Signs Global Tax Cooperation Pact, Moves Closer to EU Delisting
Fiji makes a significant leap toward global tax transparency by joining a core multilateral framework for information exchange. The move aligns Fiji with international tax standards and broadens its network of partner jurisdictions. It could bring Fiji closer to EU delisting and strengthen trust with international partners.
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Fiji-India Forge Digital Agriculture Partnership to Modernize Sugar and Livestock for Climate-Smart Farming
Fiji and India unveil a bold plan to modernize agriculture, blending smart farming with a refreshed sugar sector and climate‑resilient food systems. A partnership that hints at digital farming, new processing pathways, and opportunities for rural communities—signal of a transformative era for Fiji’s agri‑industrial landscape.
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Yuta Kongaya Sparks Fiji’s Historic OFC Pro League Kickoff
Japanese midfielder Yuta Kongaya signs with Fiji’s Bula FC as they prepare for the OFC’s inaugural professional season. Built from the ground up, the club are counting on Kongaya’s experience to guide a new era of football in Fiji ahead of a historic opener.
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Southland Broncos Edge Narrow Win to Open Coral Coast 7s Under-20
Defending champions Southland Broncos kicked off with a nail-biting 19-17 win in the Coral Coast 7s U-20. Coach Aca Ratuva warns the tougher road lies ahead, stressing the title defense will be a game-by-game grind.
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Isua Ramasi Aims for a Drua-Inspired Breakthrough at the Fiji Coral Coast 7s
Isua Ramasi steps into the Coral Coast 7s spotlight, chasing a dream of one day wearing the Drua jersey. From tough days and scarce meals to learning from rugby’s elite, his journey is a testament to grit, ambition, and the relentless path to top-tier sevens.
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Fiji-India Expand Agricultural Cooperation with Tech-Driven Plans
Fiji and India are accelerating their agriculture partnership with plans for digital farming, drone technology, and smarter sugar and livestock sectors. The high-level talks set the stage for a multi-year framework and a dedicated working group to boost rural livelihoods and food security—a new phase in their growing alliance.
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Semi Kunatani Targets Coral Coast Fiji 7s as Fans Invited to Free Entry
Semi Kunatani is steering a high-stakes run at the McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s, where patience and precision could define a bold title bid. Runners-up last year, his Mike Friday Select 7s face a string of tough tests alongside international stars in a weekend packed with fast, ferocious rugby. With free entry and live action…
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Garlene Peace: Aussie Select 7s Player Seeks Homecoming at Fiji Coral Coast Sevens
Debutant Garlene Peace, a young halfback with Aboriginal and Fijian roots, heads to the Coral Coast Fiji Sevens for a homecoming that goes beyond the field. He aims to honor family, soak up new lessons, and come back ready to lift his season in Brisbane.
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Walk of Fame Stars Portia Woodman-Wickliffe and Rosko Specman Set to Light Up Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s
Since its pulsating 2010 debut, the McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s has blossomed into a global rugby spectacle that puts players first. This year’s Walk of Fame inductees—Portia Woodman-Wickliffe and Rosko Specman—glow as fans anticipate high-octane clashes and weekend celebrations.
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Fiji-UAE Sign Mutual Recognition of Seafarers’ Certificates
A landmark pact between Fiji and the UAE is set to recognize seafarers’ qualifications across borders, aligning with international standards and opening up new global job opportunities for Fiji’s maritime workforce.
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All Blacks Part Ways With Scott Robertson as New Head Coach Search Begins
New Zealand rugby shakes up the All Blacks as Scott Robertson steps aside halfway through his contract. An internal review flags concerns over coaching approach and leadership, kicking off a search for a new era ahead of a challenging World Cup cycle. Big changes loom for the team and its next leader.
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All Blacks set for a new era as Scott Robertson steps down
Scott Robertson steps away from the All Blacks, signaling a pivotal rebuild for New Zealand rugby. With Jamie Joseph emerging as a frontrunner and the 2027 World Cup on the horizon, a new era is on the cusp of unfolding.
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BULA FC Urges Fan Support for OFC Pro League Debut at Eden Park
BULA FC gets set for their OFC Professional League debut as interim CEO Anushil Kumar appeals for unwavering fan support and trust in the journey ahead. The squad has sharpened its mental edge ahead of a tough opener against Vanuatu United FC at Eden Park in Auckland. A new chapter begins, with high expectations and…
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Leadership Shake-Up Ahead of Vanuatu United FC’s OFC Pro League Debut
Two days before their OFC Pro League debut, Vanuatu United FC is hit by a leadership shake-up as the general manager and head coach resign, signaling a clash over the club’s future. With the opener against Bula FC in Auckland looming, the squad faces a pivotal moment off the pitch as the team navigates an…
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Fiji Sets Sights on Glasgow 2026 with Nine Sports Confirmed
Fiji reveals a nine-sport plan for Glasgow 2026, signaling a focused push for podium finishes. With some spots already secured and others still awaiting qualification, the final Team Fiji lineup will be announced by May 25 as preparations ramp up for a competitive Commonwealth challenge.
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Badminton Fiji Kicks Off Youth Training Camp in Suva
Young badminton hopefuls hit the court for a day of drills and practice matches, soaking up the fundamentals. Could this program spark Fiji’s next generation of talent and a lasting love for the sport?
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Fiji’s Junior Golf Makes a Comeback After Six-Year Hiatus
After a six-year pause, Golf Fiji’s junior tournament returned with a weekend of resilience, rain, and rising stars at the Novotel course. Across several age groups, young golfers showed skill and sportsmanship, hinting at Fiji’s bright future in the sport. Organizers announced the next event will be held during the first-term school holidays at the…
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Cricket Fiji Sets Bold 2026 Goals: New Facility, Stronger Teams, and a U19 World Cup Bid
Cricket Fiji unveils a bold plan for 2026, targeting higher rankings for both the men’s and women’s teams. The roadmap centers on a dedicated full-time training facility, a stronger domestic competition, and a clear pathway to the 2027 U19 Women’s World Cup through crucial regional qualifiers.
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Canada Expands Pacific Ties: Fiji Visit, Women Entrepreneurs Project, and High Commission Opening
Canada and Fiji are shaping stronger regional partnerships, with a focus on empowering women entrepreneurs and new development projects across the Pacific. A major milestone on the horizon is the planned opening of Canada’s High Commission in Suva.
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Fiji-UAE Seafarer Certification MOU Sparks Gulf Opportunities
A landmark MOU between Fiji and the United Arab Emirates ushers in mutual recognition of seafarers’ certificates, aligning with international STCW standards. The agreement is poised to unlock new employment and training pathways for Fiji’s maritime professionals in the Gulf region.
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Coral Coast Fiji Sevens: Young Fiji Babas Eye Singapore Sevens Breakthrough
Fiji’s next generation hits the Coral Coast Sevens as coach Osea Kolinisau sorts who will push into the Singapore squad. A youthful Fiji Babas face tough international opposition, promising a revealing glimpse into Fiji’s 7s future.
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Fiji Among 75 Countries Hit by US Immigrant Visa Pause
A broad pause on immigrant visa processing is reshaping paths to the United States for thousands, including people from Fiji. No restart date has been announced, leaving families and skilled workers in limbo as policymakers reassess immigration rules. The move signals shifting tides for future mobility.
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Fiji Youth Delegation Heads to India for Republic Day Camp 2026
Seven young Fijians head to India for Republic Day Camp 2026, stepping into a week of leadership, culture, and high‑level exchanges that could shape Fiji–India ties for years to come.
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Fiji Among 75 Countries Hit by US Immigrant Visa Suspension
A sweeping US policy pause on immigrant visas has touched 75 countries, with Fiji among them, signaling a major shift in how residency hopes are processed. The suspension, tied to welfare-related concerns, puts many plans on hold even as temporary visa programs remain in play. As debates intensify, readers are left wondering what this means…