Sports
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Sigatoka Rugby Qualifier Sparks High-Stakes Seven-Spot Battle Ahead of Coral Coast Fiji 7s
Excitement is building in Sigatoka as a high-stakes rugby weekend unfolds at Lawaqa Park. With 28 teams vying for seven coveted spots, the day promises fast-paced action, skillful runs, and hard-hitting moments that could redefine the path to January’s main event. Expect drama from dawn till knockout rounds as rivalries sharpen and new talents rise.
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Sky Pacific Secures Exclusive 2026-2028 Super Rugby Pacific Rights for Fiji Fans
Sky Pacific has secured exclusive rights to every Super Rugby Pacific match through 2028, promising fans across Fiji and the Pacific complete live coverage. The renewal strengthens a long-standing partnership and hints at an action-packed season from the very first kickoff.
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Fiji’s 2027 Rugby World Cup Squad: Europe-Based Talent Complicates Selections
Fiji’s hunt for a dream squad ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup is heating up as European club stars enter the selection frame. The head coach says success will hinge on more than try-scoring—form, conditioning and overall impact will be under the microscope. With a broad, evolving talent pool, the Flying Fijians are shaping…
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Fiji Joins Wellington-Based Pacific Diplomatic Training to Boost Regional Ties
Fiji is taking part in a three-week Pacific Diplomatic Training programme in Wellington, designed to sharpen emerging diplomats and deepen regional ties. With the first week in the books, participants and partners are celebrating progress while looking ahead to applying new insights to strengthen Pacific diplomacy.
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Fiji-Australia Strengthen Ties on Sugar, Digitalization and Communities
Fiji and Australia take another step in their Vuvale partnership, with talks that touch on modernizing the sugar industry, exploring new investments, and digitalizing key histories. The discussions hint at practical steps to boost livelihoods, empower farmers, and strengthen social cohesion across communities.
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Fiji ties land rights to forest finance at COP30
Fiji stepped into the spotlight at COP30, linking forest protection to climate resilience and secure customary land rights. A new global roadmap aims to close the forest finance gap, with billions pledged for tropical forest conservation and stronger cooperation on fire management. The focus on Indigenous and community rights signals a path where people and…
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Fiji’s Rabuka Fights to Keep Pacific Voice at COP31
Fiji’s prime minister signals a renewed push for a Pacific-led COP31, weighing regional priorities as negotiations shift. With leaders weighing safeguards for Pacific voices and possible compromises, the roadmap for climate action in the Blue Pacific takes on fresh urgency.
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Hard Work Pays Off: Fiji Father-Daughter Win Bronze at Primary Schools Tukers Games
From heartbreak to bronze, a Tacilevu Village School father-daughter duo proves what perseverance can do at the Fiji Primary Schools Athletics meet. Their hard work earned two bronze medals, and a shared vow to come back even stronger next year.
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Fiji Leads Pacific Health Transformation Initiative
Fiji steps up regional health leadership with the Pacific Healthy Islands Transformation Project (PHIT), backed by a US$30 million loan. Aiming to strengthen health systems and sharpen NCD prevention across Fiji and neighboring islands, the initiative promises more coordinated care and shared expertise.
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Week-Long Review to Shape Fiji–New Zealand Police Partnership
A New Zealand Police delegation is in Fiji for a week-long assessment of joint policing initiatives, exploring opportunities to deepen collaboration and enhance safety. Officials anticipate fresh insights that could further strengthen ties and improve policing outcomes for communities.
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Fiji urges urgent global push on shipping emissions as IMO delays decarbonization framework
Fiji is urging stronger global action on shipping emissions after a key international framework was postponed for a year. The delay heightens concerns for Pacific island nations already contending with climate impacts as the push to decarbonize maritime transport intensifies.
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Fiji Maps Climate Displacement Hotspots with New Risk Index
A collaborative Fiji initiative introduces a new risk index for climate displacement, shining a light on the hotspots most at risk and outlining a path for better data and planning. Aiming to bolster community resilience, the effort signals a proactive step in climate mobility preparedness.
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McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s Qualifiers Kick Off with 28 Teams
28 teams clash in a Saturday showdown as seven pools battle for a spot in the 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s. Kicking off at Lawaqa Park, this qualifiers format puts merit front and center—no selections, just performance. A weekend of rising stars and hard-hitting rugby awaits.
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Daliconi Primary School’s Suva Outing: Medals and City Explorations
Daliconi Primary’s athletes came home with medals and memories after a Suva school outing tied to the Fiji Primary School Tuckers Ice-cream Games. With 34 students and 10 teachers, the trip blended athletic success with insightful visits to local institutions—a taste of how sport and exploration shape a well-rounded education.
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Fiji’s Junior Bati Gear Up for Free-Entry Clash with Emus in Lautoka
Two Fiji junior rugby league squads are sprinting toward a weekend clash that blends ambition, culture, and development. With fresh Rotuman talent stepping onto the field and an academy-driven training push in full swing, the fixture promises excitement beyond the scoreboard.
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eHub Sydney Fijians 7s Set to Shine at Coral Coast Fiji 7s
An Australian-based Fiji 7s squad led by former Wallabies star Henry Speight is set to make waves at Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s. Blending veteran know-how with rising talent, they’re forging new pathways for Fiji-connected players and adding a fresh spark to sevens rugby.
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Fiji Sevens Push for Cape Town Comeback as They Open Against South Africa
Fiji’s men’s sevens kick off their Cape Town campaign with a high-stakes clash against the hosts, setting the tone for a season of big ambitions. Fresh off a Dubai bronze, coach Osea Kolinisau rallies a squad chasing a return to Cape Town glory. Expect hard-fought battles and a push toward the knockout rounds.
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Fiji FA Launches School Holiday Football Grassroots Program for 9-14-Year-Olds
A new Fiji Football Association holiday program kicked off at the Fiji FA Academy, bringing together young players for a mix of fun, skill-building, and teamwork. Running through December, the initiative aims to nurture football talent and personal growth during the break.
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Fiji Becomes Tier One Rugby Nation as Home Tests Move to Europe
Fiji’s rugby ambitions are entering a bold new era. With strategic partnerships and plans that could shift where home games are played, a transformative chapter is taking shape on the world rugby stage.
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USS Gerald R. Ford Makes First St. Thomas Port Call Amid Caribbean Deployment
The USS Gerald R. Ford makes a historic stop in St. Thomas, offering its crew a much-needed break as a far-reaching deployment unfolds. Behind the scenes, strategic moves and regional security challenges hint at what lies ahead.
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Fiji Placed in a Tough Pool for Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia
Rugby’s biggest stage lands in Australia for the 2027 Rugby World Cup, staged across seven cities from October to November. Expect high-stakes pool battles, thrilling showdowns, and a global spectacle that could redefine the road to the crown.
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Denarau Golf and Racquet Club Set for 70-Player Members Closing Stableford This Saturday
Denarau Golf and Racquet Club hosts its Members Closing Tournament this Saturday, a buzzing 70-player Stableford showdown. From black to red tees, competitors chase the perfect round, capped by a buffet lunch as the 2025 season draws to a stylish close.
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Georgia-Bound Talent Sparks Village Boys’ Fiji 7s Victory
Two days of high-octane grassroots rugby lit up Nasau Park as young talents shone on Levuka’s pitch. The Village Boys clinched the crown in a nail-biting final, while a standout player gears up for a new chapter in Georgia. Behind the celebrations, sponsors are still needed to keep nurturing Fiji’s next generation of rugby stars.
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Ovalau Roses defend their title at Fiji Bitter Yalovata 7s netball tournament
Defending champions the Ovalau Roses showcased grit, unity, and smart preparation in a weekend netball showdown. Weather challenges, busy schedules, and a shared drive to excel defined their title-winning run and left fans eager for more.
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Fiji Golden Gloves: Venue Hunt Sparks Buzz Around Rising Boxing Stars
Fiji’s Golden Gloves returns this weekend, featuring the nation’s top boxing talent and a rising regional presence. The event doubles as Fiji’s national championship and a key selection spotlight for the year ahead, delivering big bouts and exciting action.
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Under-21 Stars Take Charge as Dominion Brothers Head to Sigatoka Qualifier
With several senior stars away on national duty, Dominion Brothers’ under-21s take the spotlight in a high-stakes qualifier at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka. Coach Rokolua Manuaba backs the youngsters as they chase a coveted spot at upcoming Fiji 7s events, facing familiar rivals in a tense one-day showdown.
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Fijiana 7s Seek Redemption in Cape Town Pool A Clash with NZ, GB and USA
Fiji’s Fijiana 7s head into Cape Town with a clear mission: translate lessons from Dubai into a sharper, more confident showing. With a tough Pool A featuring Great Britain, New Zealand and the United States, coach Richard Walker is guiding the squad to tighten up on weaknesses and seize opportunities as they chase a standout…
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Fiji to Host 2026 MSG PM Cup as Baton Marks Melanesian Unity
Fiji is set to host the 2026 MSG Prime Minister’s Cup, celebrated by a ceremonial baton handover that champions Melanesian unity, culture, and the rise of regional talent. The moment hints at a landmark festival of sport and shared heritage across Melanesia.
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Fiji Girls Hockey Focuses on Talent Development After Opening Defeat to Wanderers Emus
Fiji’s under-15 girls’ hockey team opened the Junior Tournament with a spirited showing, but were edged 1-3 by the Wanderers Emus. With a clear focus on long-term development and players returning after scheduling clashes, the squad is soaking up lessons from international competition as the tournament carries on.
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Junior Bati Set for Showdown with Emus at Churchill Park, Lautoka
Anticipation is building as the Junior Bati prepare for a high-stakes duel with the battle-tested Southwest Queensland Emus. With a 25-member squad and several international fixtures already under their belt, they’re set for a weekend of intense rugby at Churchill Park in Lautoka.