Sports
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Samoa’s U-17 Women Set for Historic World Cup Debut in Morocco
History is set to unfold as Samoa’s U-17 women prepare for their FIFA World Cup debut in Morocco. Guided by a globally minded coach and a squad bound by culture and ambition, they brace for Group D’s daunting lineup. Beyond the pitch, a story of talent, heritage, and a new era for Samoan football awaits.
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Malolo Stuns Nadroga to Reach Skipper Cup Semifinals
Malolo pull off a stunning upset to reach the semifinals for the first time in club history. A bold, relentless performance against the defending champions signals a new era for the rising side and has fans eagerly awaiting what comes next.
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Skipper Cup Quarterfinal: Nadi vs Suva Sparks Churchill Park Showdown
Today at Churchill Park, Nadi faces Suva in a high-stakes Skipper Cup quarter-final. Packed with pride, power, and a history of tight clashes, this knockout battle is shaping up to deliver big moments and momentum on the line. The stage is set for a dramatic showdown that rugby fans won’t want to miss.
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Four Fiji Clubs Set for 2025 Pacific Community Cup in Auckland
Fiji’s four premier clubs are gearing up for a landmark chase on the regional stage in Auckland. Rewa FC, Labasa FC, Ba FC, and Lautoka FC lead the charge, with a fresh Under-16 competition adding momentum and new talent. A promising moment for players and communities across the Pacific, this is a tournament story you…
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Lautoka Names 120-Strong Squad for National Primary School Athletics Games
Lautoka unveils a 120-strong squad after a buzzing two-day meet that drew more than 1,000 young athletes. With standout performances and renewed momentum, the district is poised to shine on the national stage.
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Lautoka Hosts International Gymnastics Workshop to Boost Inclusive Fitness in Fiji
An international-led Taiso workshop in Fiji’s Western Division is turning gym sessions into inclusive fitness for all ages and abilities. Led by Professor Araki Tatsuo, the two-day event brings together participants from local shelters and community groups in Lautoka to explore movement, camaraderie, and healthier living. A growing push toward accessible, joyful physical activity across…
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Team HQ Sweeps Netball and Volleyball at Fiji Police Women’s Tourney, Eyes Sukuna Bowl
Team HQ surged to victory in both netball and volleyball at the Fiji Police Women’s Inter-Formation Tournament in Suva, signaling a wave of fresh talent and rising competition. With squads set to represent the Fiji Police Force at Sukuna Bowl, the event spotlighted standout players and the spirit of teamwork behind Fiji’s women in sport.
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Fiji Bati Turn to Youth Ahead of Pacific Bowl Opener vs Cook Islands as 2026 World Cup Build Takes Shape
Fiji Bati head coach Wise Kativerata signals a sharper, more prepared squad as they gear up for the Pacific Bowl Championship. With debutants ready to push for minutes and a focus on long-term depth, the team eyes a bold start against the Cook Islands in Port Moresby.
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Suva Aims for Skipper Cup Quarter-Final Upset Against Nadi
Suva gears up for a high-stakes Skipper Cup quarter-final against Nadi, aiming to translate momentum into a run for the semi-finals. Coach Solomone Nute signals a thorough review of recent games as the team fine-tunes for the knockout clash. Expect a tense showdown that could set the tone for the rest of the title chase.
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Labasa Eyes IDC 2025 Upset Over Defending Champs Suva
Labasa gears up for a high-stakes date with defending IDC champions Suva. Fresh from a hard-fought win, coach Imtiaz Begg stresses focus and heart as the teams meet at Vodafone Arena — a clash that could set the tone for the championship.
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Flying Fijians Gear Up for England Clash at Twickenham in November Series
Fiji’s Flying Fijians gear up for a demanding November Series, opening at Twickenham against England before facing France and Spain. Head coach Mick Byrne says the squad’s depth and evolving style are ready to showcase how far they’ve come and push Fiji onto the global stage.
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Kadavu clinches Marama Cup semifinal berth in thriller against Nadroga
Kadavu storms into the Marama Cup semifinals with a late, decisive try that edged Nadroga in a pulsating clash. A showcase of grit, teamwork, and Fiji’s rising women’s rugby talent.
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Paddle for Cancer Fiji: 36km Ocean Challenge for Christian Pesamino Leukaemia Foundation
Fiji’s Paddle for Cancer brings resorts, paddlers and supporters together for a bold ocean challenge tied to a heartfelt cause. A story of unity, training, and community spirit that shines a light on cancer support and hope.
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Fiji Bati to Unleash Fresh Talent Against Cook Islands
Fresh faces could steal the spotlight as Fiji Bati chase a Pacific Bowl win against the Cook Islands. With key injuries and suspensions opening doors, debutants step into the international arena while the squad tightens its depth and defensive foundations ahead of kickoff.
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Jakarta Visa Clash Clouds Olympic Gymnastics
A major gymnastics championship is tangled in a visa dispute that could sideline athletes from one nation. The IOC calls for fair access under the Olympic Charter as diplomacy and sport collide, leaving the world watching what happens next on the world stage.
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Caribbean Drug Vessel Strike Sparks Debate Over Survivors as POWs
A Caribbean strike targeting a suspected drug vessel triggers a tense debate over wartime legality, humanitarian impact, and the fate of two survivors rescued from the scene. With a growing U.S. military footprint and covert moves in Venezuela, observers warn the crisis could redefine regional security dynamics.
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Naitasiri’s Farebrother Triumph Triggers $25k Skipper Cup Challenge
Rewarded after a flawless Farebrother run, Naitasiri heads into a new chapter with a $10,000 sponsor bonus and a bold $25,000 incentive if they lift the Skipper Cup. As they prepare for a pivotal quarterfinal, the season’s momentum promises more gripping moments ahead.
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Venezuela Seeks UN Action Over US Strikes, Sparking Sovereignty Clash
Venezuela pushes the UN Security Council to weigh in on alleged U.S. strikes at sea, arguing the actions violate sovereignty. With veto power and competing narratives about security and humanitarian impact, this unfolding drama tests international law and diplomacy in the region. Tensions rise as diplomats tread carefully through sovereignty, sanctions, and regional stability.
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World Cup 2026: Over 1 Million Tickets Sold in Pre-Sales
Global fans are buzzing as the 2026 FIFA World Cup edges closer, with unprecedented demand spanning 212 countries. Hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, the tournament will feature a record 48 teams across 16 cities, signaling a landmark celebration of football.
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Sowakula Returns as Flying Fijians Prepare for England, France Tests
Fiji’s Flying Fijians are plotting a bold European November tour, banking on a high-profile return and a wave of emerging talent. Former All Black Pita Gus Sowakula re-joins to bolster the pack, joined by debutants Tim Hoyt and Atunaisa Sokobale as England and France provide the tests. The squad blends seasoned experience with fresh faces…
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Fiji Flying Fijians Face Selection Depth Ahead of November Tests
Fiji’s Flying Fijians face a high-stakes selection puzzle as a growing talent pool tests Mick Byrne’s squad choices ahead of the November tests. With rising young stars alongside proven performers, the balance between experience and potential hints at an exciting era for Fiji rugby.
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Underdogs Seek Knockout Upset as Tailevu Faces Lautoka in Skipper Cup Quarterfinals
Churchill Park roars back to life as Tailevu return to Skipper Cup quarter-finals to challenge Lautoka, followed by Suva vs Nadi for a semi-final spot. Two high-stakes clashes, fearless play, and a showcase of Fiji’s vibrant rugby spirit.
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Fiji Police Women Set Stage in Inter-Formation Tourney Ahead of Sukuna Bowl
Ten divisions light up the National Netball Centre as Fiji Police women compete for supremacy and a route to Sukuna Bowl glory. Expect rising stars, teamwork, and heartfelt support—from families and colleagues alike—driving a weekend of high-stakes action and unity within the force.
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Fiji Bati Turn to Youth for Pacific Bowl Opener Against Cook Islands
Fiji Bati head coach Wise Kativerata leans into a bold “next man up” plan, spotlighting emerging talent as they gear up for a Pacific Bowl clash with the Cook Islands. A fresh, youth-forward approach hints at a new era for Fiji rugby league.
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Fiji’s Junior Bula Boys Launch Quest at U-17 World Cup in Qatar
Fiji’s Junior Bula Boys begin a landmark journey to the FIFA U-17 World Cup, from a heartfelt send-off in Nadi to training camps abroad. On the world stage in Qatar, these young talents chase glory and invaluable experience against top rising stars.
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Global Push for UN-backed Gaza Stabilization Force Gains Steam
With a fragile ceasefire holding, major powers are weighing a UN-backed international force for Gaza. The plan envisions a mandate to bolster international law and spark contributions from more nations, but stops short of a traditional peacekeeping mission. As talks continue and potential troop commitments surface, observers watch how this could redefine international involvement in…
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New Prop Duo Named for Flying Fijians Europe Tour
Fresh faces Tim Hoyt and Atunaisa Sokobale join Fiji’s revamped prop pack as the Flying Fijians gear up for a busy November tour. Injury gaps spark a push to mix experience with youth in London ahead of tests against England, France and Spain.
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Tailevu Naitasiri Kick Off IDC 2025 with Dominant Futsal Win, Eyes Lami FC
Tailevu Naitasiri burst onto the IDC 2025 scene with a commanding opening win and a high-octane attack. A sensational six-goal burst in the second half stamped the performance as one to remember, fueling big ambitions for the campaign ahead.
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Rakiraki and Tailevu Naitasiri Vow to Rebound After Rocky Fiji Futsal IDC Opener
Rakiraki and Tailevu Naitasiri stumble out of the blocks as early-season challenges test their resilience in Fiji’s futsal scene. With defensive slips and morale dips blamed for rough showings, both sides vow to regroup, tighten teamwork, and come back stronger. A season of twists and rebounds begins.
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China-U.S. Rare Earth Rules Spark Fresh Trade Tensions
Beijing pushes back as rare-earth export controls ignite a new round of U.S.-China diplomacy. A pointed seven-point rebuttal signals a deeper contest over global supply chains and tariff leverage. With negotiations ongoing, the coming moves could redefine economic leverage for both powers.