Sports
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Roy Krishna Leads Bula FC as OFC Pro League Resumes in Port Moresby
Roy Krishna leads a youthful Bula FC as the OFC Pro League returns to Port Moresby. With a blend of pace and potential, the Fiji side is ready to settle in and push for momentum in Round Two.
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Battle of Fiji Preview: Skipper Select Set to Challenge Drua
Timoci Tuinaviti and Skipper Select gear up for a telling Battle of Fiji clash with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. Expect grit, versatility, and a showcase of local talent as preparation intensifies at Churchill Park in Lautoka.
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Subrail Park Set to Host Second Leg of 2026 Champion vs Champion
Subrail Park is officially set to host the decisive second leg of the 2026 Champion vs. Champion series. With the opener already underway in Nausori, all eyes turn to Labasa on February 14 for a high-stakes showdown that could tilt the title race. Fans won’t want to miss this pivotal clash.
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Fiji’s Rising Runner Ratucove Heads to US on College Scholarship
Rising Fiji track star Abaramo Ratucove takes a bold step onto the world stage, heading to the United States on a two-year scholarship. With a trail of national wins behind him, this next chapter promises pace, discipline, and big possibilities.
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Savusavu 7s Goes Green with Recycling Drive Ahead of Fiji Bitter Weekend
Hidden Paradise gears up for a rugby-filled weekend with an eco-friendly twist. As teams and fans descend on Ganilau Park, a community-wide recycling drive frames the action, signaling a tournament that’s about more than the sport.
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Valentine’s Day Battle of the Pacific: Drua Host Moana Pasifika in Lautoka
Valentine’s Day brings a high-stakes clash to Churchill Park as the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua host Moana Pasifika in a Battle of the Pacific. A fan-focused promo adds extra value for the weekend’s back-to-back Lautoka fixtures, building anticipation for a memorable season opener.
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Bula FC Eyes OFC Pro League Breakthrough Ahead of Solomon Kings FC Clash
Bula FC faces a telling start to the OFC Pro League, leaning on resilience and a clear game plan as they chase momentum. Head coach Stephane Auvray and captain Roy Krishna stress growth, belief, and a crucial Sunday clash that could shape their season.
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Fijian Drua Gear Up for Super Rugby Pacific Season with Chiefs Pre-season Clash
Fresh signings, a sharpened game plan, and a season full of ambition are on the horizon for the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. Led by Glen Jackson, they head into a telling pre-season clash with the Chiefs as they chart a bold rise in Super Rugby Pacific’s 30th season. A blend of talent, resilience, and community…
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Tanivanuakula Returns as Fiji 7s Gears Up for Singapore 7s
After a six-month layoff with a serious shoulder injury, Kavekini Tanivanuakula is back in Fiji’s 7s setup just in time for Singapore. He credits divine providence and his parents for the recovery and says the focus now is on fitness, communication, and defense as Fiji chase momentum.
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Fiji’s Bula FC Transfer Shakeup: June Window Restricted to Protect District Clubs
Fiji’s football landscape is shifting as the FFA introduces a new transfer policy that could curb moves from district clubs into the Bula FC program. With a wave of players stepping up from amateur to professional status, a forthcoming board meeting will shape the rules guiding this transition—and what it means for contracts, districts, and…
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Fiji Sevens Ready for Singapore Challenge
Fiji’s men’s sevens arrive in Singapore in peak condition after a rigorous holiday training phase, with coach Osea Kolinisau insisting the prep is built to execute their plan. A focused, hard-fought push awaits as the team gears up for the next leg of the series.
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Fijiana 7s Target Quick Starts in Singapore Sevens Showdown
All eyes are on the Fijiana 7s as they prep for a high-stakes Singapore Sevens. The focus is clear: sharp starts, finishing power, and stepping up against the world’s best on the World Series stage.
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Fiji Para-Athlete Eyes Commonwealth Games in Scotland for Shot Put Comeback
An unlikely comeback in shot put: Sitiveni Konataci, Fiji’s determined para-athlete, turned a life-changing injury into bronze at the 2024 Oceania Games. Now he’s aiming for the Commonwealth Games in Scotland, sharing a message of faith, resilience, and the power of pushing through setbacks.
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Fiji and U.S. Forge Closer Indo-Pacific Cooperation
Fiji and the United States reaffirm a shared commitment to deeper regional cooperation, spanning development, trade, security, and climate resilience. The discussions highlight aligned strategies and ongoing dialogue, signaling new opportunities and a collaborative path for navigating Pacific priorities together.
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Parliamentary Panel Probes Fiji’s Global Strategy, Eyes Regional Cooperation
A parliamentary committee’s visit offers a snapshot of Fiji’s expanding role in global diplomacy, regional cooperation, and development-oriented international engagement—hinting at how national interests are advanced on the world stage.
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Youth Take Center Stage as Bula FC Shifts Fiji Football into a New Era
Fiji’s rising stars could get a rare chance this season as senior players sit out, opening doors for the next wave of talent. Coaches may be forced to trust youth and let fresh legs shine, reshaping the domestic game. The calendar also heats up with a February showdown between Rewa and Labasa.
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Fiji-England Test May Move to Neutral English Venue
A high-stakes shift could move Fiji’s Nations Championship clash with England to a neutral English venue, turning a home fixture into a global ripple effect. Backed by rugby’s governing bodies, the plan centers on boosting revenue for smaller unions and testing the balance between tradition and spectacle. With venue details and other fixtures still in…
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ICE Attempted Entry at Ecuadorian Consulate in Minneapolis Triggers Diplomatic Protest
An unusual confrontation at a Minneapolis consulate has triggered a formal protest and sharpened tensions over sovereignty and immigration enforcement. As a sweeping crackdown unfolds in the area, authorities and communities brace for further developments.
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Fiji Sets Sights on Lean Glasgow Commonwealth Games Medal Push
Glasgow welcomes a leaner Commonwealth Games, a turning point for Fiji as it pivots toward individual disciplines. With a 10-sport lineup and new formats like 3×3 basketball, Fiji’s athletes prepare for a fresh challenge while a ceremonial baton relay ushers in a bold new era for the nation.
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Debutants Boost Fiji Sevens as Kolinisau Refines Squad for Season Kickoff
Fiji’s men’s sevens are kicking off a pivotal season with fresh talent in the mix. Coach Osea Kolinisau is prioritizing depth and sharp technicals—set-pieces, defence, and team structure—as the squad ramps up. With a busy schedule ahead, all eyes are on how the new-look side shapes up for the opener.
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Four Missing After Bulk Carrier Sinks in Disputed South China Sea
A Singapore-flagged bulk carrier sinks in the disputed South China Sea, triggering a large-scale search and rescue effort. With four crew still missing, the incident underscored the fragile maritime safety landscape amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Fiji, U.S. Coast Guard Deepen Maritime Security Ahead of 2026 Audit
Fiji’s Maritime Safety Authority teams up with the U.S. Coast Guard under the International Port Security Program to share best practices in maritime and port security. The collaboration highlights governance, threat response, and cybersecurity, foreshadowing upcoming audits and training aimed at boosting regional safety and compliance.
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BBNJ Agreement Takes Effect, Expanding High Seas Protections
A historic treaty protecting ocean life in international waters has taken effect, introducing binding rules for the sustainable use of the high seas. It signals a new era of global cooperation, balancing shared benefits with protections for fragile marine ecosystems.
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Fiji Joins Hong Kong’s New Correctional Tactics Academy
Acting Commissioner Auta Moceisuva’s visit marks a milestone for Fiji’s Corrections Service as a new Hong Kong–Fiji training partnership takes shape. The collaboration promises advanced tactical and emergency-response training designed to raise regional readiness. An inaugural international cohort has begun, with aims to embed expert instruction and elevate standards within Fiji and beyond.
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Historic Tonga club makes continental debut in OFC Champions League qualifiers
Nukuhetulu FC makes Tonga’s continental debut in the OFC Champions League qualifiers in Apia, aiming to spark a new era for the island nation’s football. Led by former international Lafaele Moala, the young side faces a tough, high-stakes campaign that could redefine Tonga on the Pacific stage. A milestone moment for the club and a…
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Australia Hosts Pacific Leaders in Brisbane for Climate Talks Ahead of COP
Brisbane hosts a pivotal Troika gathering of Pacific Islands leaders, steering follow-ups from the latest Forum and a Pacific-led push toward 2026. Australia unveils a substantial package for climate resilience and energy partnerships, signaling a deepening regional partnership. The talks point to renewed collaboration and COP-driven ambitions shaping the months ahead.
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Port Moresby Hosts Groundbreaking OFC Pro League Round Two in PNG
Port Moresby hosts a landmark moment as Round Two of the OFC Pro League brings eight Pacific clubs to the Santos National Stadium. A lineup spanning Auckland to Tahiti promises high-stakes action under fully professional conditions, signaling a bold step forward for football in Papua New Guinea. Expect drama as new dynamics reshape Pacific football.
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Palau Poised to Lead Pacific at 2026 PIF Leaders Summit
– In Brisbane, Palau’s leadership steps into a pivotal Pacific dialogue, shaping regional priorities ahead of a landmark 2026 summit. – A high-level Pacific gathering in Brisbane signals Palau’s rising influence as it gears up for a watershed 2026 leaders meeting. – Brisbane hosts talks that could steer the Blue Pacific’s next moves, with Palau…
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US Withdraws from WHO: What Comes Next for Global Health
A major pivot in global health policy as the United States cuts ties with the World Health Organization, sparking questions about funding, leadership, and international collaboration. Early reactions warn that the move could complicate disease surveillance and slow responses to emerging threats worldwide.
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Discipline in Focus as Fiji 7s Targets Singapore and Perth
Fiji’s sevens team tightens focus on discipline and precision as they gear up for Singapore and Perth, aiming to bounce back after the Coral Coast setback. Captain Jerry Matana says past errors won’t define the run, with training aimed at ironing out costly slips before a demanding pool stage.