Sports
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Drua Brumbies Clash at Ba’s Govind Park Sparks Rugby Fever
Fiji’s Fijian Drua are on the rise in Super Rugby Pacific. A landmark Ba home clash at a newly opened stadium hints at a season fueled by passionate fans and a growing footprint across Fiji.
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Wai Tui International Regatta Opens Registrations in Fiji
After a 14-year pause, Fiji Outrigger’s Wai Tui International returns to Wailoaloa Beach, blending elite paddling with island hospitality. Honoring Colin Philp’s legacy, the regatta is drawing paddlers from across the Pacific for a weekend of sprint and marathon racing and vibrant community celebration.
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Nasinu Volleyball Rolls Out Grassroots Program Ahead of Vanua Challenge
Nasinu heats up this month with a Grassroots tournament and a community-driven development program designed to lift affiliated clubs. With top-tier facilities and fierce competition, the team is tightening tactics and fitness as they prepare for the Vanua Challenge, backed by strong supporter networks.
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Fiji Sevens Eye Perth Title Defense After Singapore Win
Defending champions Fiji head into Perth with the pressure on full display. Captain Jerry Matana reveals how staying grounded and focused could be the key as they chase another title in a stern pool and a weekend of high-stakes rugby for both the men and the Fijiana. A tense, compelling Perth chapter awaits.
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Baravi Legion Ready for Debut at Savusavu 7s
Baravi Legion makes a bold debut at Savusavu 7s, a Nadroga-coast squad shaped by heart, discipline, and a community-driven dream. A three-day rugby showcase where young talents chase big dreams and a positive path.
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Fiji Gets Six Nations Live on FBC: A Weekend of Rugby Action
Rugby fans brace for a weekend of high-stakes action as the Six Nations returns, paired with its thrilling Under-20 Championship. Expect live, edge-of-your-seat moments, standout performances, and a showcase of future stars. The opening-round clashes set the pace for an unforgettable weekend of rugby.
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Captain Leads Inaugural Skipper Select XV in Preseason Clash With Fijian Drua
Captain Sakiusa Vosayaco leads the inaugural Skipper Select XV in a historic showdown against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. Pride, regional honor, and a drive to learn from the pros set the tone for a Friday clash that could shape the domestic season.
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Renowned Referee to Officiate Battle of Fiji for Sun Bell Trophy — Live on FBC Sports
Churchill Park hosts a high-stakes Battle of Fiji led by a referee with top-level Test and Super Rugby credentials. Expect tight calls, fierce running rugby, and a showdown that could set the tone for the season.
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Paul Williams to Referee Battle of Fiji for Sun Bell Trophy
International referee Paul Williams prepares to whistle a landmark Battle of Fiji for the Sun Bell Trophy, pitting the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua against the Skipper Select XV. Williams brings World Cup experience and a calm, clear approach to a clash that could redefine Fiji’s rugby moment. A must-follow showdown for fans eager to see…
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Suva to Host Fiji’s Inaugural McDonald’s Pacific Basketball Club Tournament
– A landmark weekend of hoops arrives in Suva as Fiji hosts a regional Pacific Club Tournament. Expect rising talents, cross-border clubs, and a strong push for grassroots basketball. – Suva gears up for a regional basketball showdown that could redefine the sport in Fiji, bringing together clubs from Fiji and Australia for a high-energy…
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Fiji 7s aim to start fast in Perth to avoid comeback drama
– Fiji 7s coach Osea Kolinisau urges a sharper start in Perth, saying you can’t win by chasing—lead from the opening whistle against Argentina, Spain and South Africa. – After a testing Singapore run, Fiji 7s aim for consistency in Perth by turning early pressure into early advantage—no more comeback missions, just solid starts. -…
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Fijiana 7s Focuses on Recovery Ahead of Perth 7s
Recovery takes center stage as Fiji’s Fijiana 7s shift toward rest and player welfare ahead of Perth, building on Cape Town lessons. With a careful workload plan, the squad aims to peak when it matters, kicking off their pool against the USA and then facing New Zealand and Japan.
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Captain Vosayaco Leads Inaugural Skipper Select XV Against Fijian Drua
Captain Sakiusa Vosayaco leads the first-ever Skipper Select XV as they gear up for a pivotal pre-season clash with the Drua. A teaser of pride, ambition, and the lessons shaping the season ahead.
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Auvray Praises Bula FC’s Resilient Bench After Draw, Eyes Tahiti United
Bula FC’s head coach praises resilience and squad depth after a 1-1 draw, noting how different players stepped up and the team is building cohesion for the season ahead.
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Port Moresby Showdown Ends All Square: Bula FC vs South Melbourne FC 1-1
Port Moresby served up a tense, high-pressing clash that kept both sides within reach of a winner until the final whistle. Bold tactical tweaks sparked a back-and-forth duel, delivering moments of brilliance and near-misses that hint at big things to come this season.
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Fiji National Rugby League in Leadership Shake-Up as Acting Chairman Takes Charge
Fiji’s National Rugby League announces a leadership transition, with an acting chairman stepping in as the league charts a new course. The move emphasizes stability and ongoing reforms, while programs and competitions continue uninterrupted. This shift signals what’s next for the FNRL under its evolving governance.
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Fiji Declares the Pacific a Global Climate Bellwether at Bali Ocean Days
Fiji reframes the climate challenge as a global bellwether, signaling bold, action-ready solutions from the Pacific. Mangrove and seagrass restoration, climate-smart aquaculture, and community-led innovations spotlight a practical path to coastal resilience and sustainable livelihoods.
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Bula FC’s Finishing Woes in 1-1 Draw vs South Melbourne
Bula FC battled to a 1-1 draw at the Santos National Stadium, unable to convert a string of chances in the second half. The display shows promise as they head into a crucial clash with Tahiti United next Sunday.
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Fiji Opens First Permanent Embassy in Jerusalem, Signaling Deepening Israel Ties
Fiji marks a historic moment in Jerusalem as its new ambassador presents credentials, inaugurating the first permanent Fiji Embassy there. The move signals deeper Fiji–Israel ties and hints at broader regional cooperation ahead.
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Basketball Fiji Launches 3×3 Trials in Suva Ahead of Major International Events
Basketball Fiji gears up for high-stakes 3×3 trials in Suva as it scouts talent for upcoming Commonwealth Games, U-23 Nations Cup and Youth Olympic Games. The 21st, at Vodafone Arena, promises a fast-paced, full-day showcase that could spotlight Fiji’s next wave of players—potentially including overseas talents.
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FNRL Leadership Transition: Acting Chairman Takes the Helm
FNRL announces a leadership transition, with an acting chair guiding the board through a period of reform. The organization pledges continuity for all programs and operations while a permanent successor is determined.
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Fiji 7s Focus: Discipline Ahead of Perth Opener vs Argentina
Discipline, focus, and a steady defense set the tone for Fiji 7s as Perth looms. Coach Osea Kolinisau says the key is taking it one game at a time after Singapore’s lessons, even with a few injuries hovering. A demanding opening awaits the squad as they chase a strong start.
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Visa Bond Sparks Travel Worries as Tonga-U.S. Ties Push Ahead
Tongans face new U.S. visa bond rules, but leaders insist the relationship remains strong. With high-level talks on the horizon and concerns about family travel and study opportunities, officials say discussions are ongoing to chart a path forward.
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Should Pacific Island PALM workers have a path to Australian citizenship?
Pacific workers have become a steady lifeline for Australia’s essential industries, from meat processing to aged care. As labor shortages widen, a pathway to permanent residency is being considered—bringing both promise of stability and new challenges for families and communities. Explore the potential ripple effects on workers, employers, and the broader workforce landscape.
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Fiji appoints first resident ambassador to Israel, signaling deeper ties in Jerusalem
Fiji forges a new chapter in Jerusalem, appointing its first resident ambassador and presenting credentials to President Herzog. The move hints at deeper Fiji‑Israel ties, with talk of niche trade opportunities, security collaboration, and expanded Pacific diplomacy on the horizon.
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Wallabies Set for Perth Opener as Rugby World Cup 2027 Schedule Revealed
Australia’s home Rugby World Cup campaign kicks off with a bold Pool A lineup, pairing the Wallabies with New Zealand alongside Hong Kong and Chile. With matches spread across Perth, Sydney and Brisbane and a new knockout format in play, the 2027 tournament promises a summer of edge-of-seat rugby Down Under.
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New OACPS Presidency Promises Reforms Ahead of Malabo Summit 2026
The Gambia assumes the OACPS Council of Ministers presidency, continuing the bloc’s equitable rotation. As the 11th Summit in Malabo approaches, leaders spotlight financial sustainability, governance reforms, and stronger resource mobilization to sharpen multilateral cooperation.
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Fiji Secures KRW 10 Billion Grant to Boost NCD Fight and Digital Health
Fiji is launching a bold health partnership backed by a KRW 10 billion grant to strengthen its fight against non-communicable diseases. The plan centers on empowering community health workers, digital health tools, and tele-consultation services to expand care to underserved areas. With goals extending through 2030, it hints at a major shift in how healthcare…
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Wallabies Captain Warns: Fiji’s X-Factor Could Shake Up the World Cup
Rugby’s Pacific powerhouse is turning heads. With Harry Wilson warning that Fiji’s x-factor could reshape the World Cup knockout picture, their internationals back in the mix, and stars like Josua Tuisova and Jiuta Wainiqolo lighting up the field, an unexpected run isn’t off the table. A rising force hinting at big things to come.
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Fiji-Nauru Visit Deepens Pacific Cooperation on Independence Day
Fiji and Nauru deepen their friendship with talks on education exchanges, people-to-people links, and expanded regional cooperation. The discussions point to practical steps that could boost travel, trade, and legal ties between the two Pacific nations.