Sports
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Kikau Re-Signs with Bulldogs Through 2028 Amid Rival Interest
Viliame Kikau is extending his stint with the Bulldogs through 2028, locking in a key piece for Cameron Ciraldo’s squad. With past injury hurdles behind him and rival interest elsewhere, this move sharpens the Bulldogs’ path as they chase big things in the seasons ahead.
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Kikau Re-Signs with Bulldogs Through 2028, Keeps Perth Bears at Bay
Viliame Kikau has re-signed with the Canterbury Bulldogs through 2028, fending off rival interest as the club charges into a new era. After a challenging start, the Fiji Bati forward has become a key piece in Bulldogs’ push to end the premiership drought.
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Trump’s Nuclear Testing Hint Sparks Alarm Over Pacific Nuclear Legacy
Old wounds from decades of nuclear testing in the Pacific rise again as global tensions flare. For communities still living with the consequences, calls for accountability and healing clash with a wary world watching the balance of power.
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Fiji Rugby Aims for Tier-One Status With Nations Cup Plans and Women’s World Cup Prep
Fiji Rugby Union is pursuing a bold modernization drive, aiming to lift standards to meet the world’s top rugby nations. Big moves are on the horizon—from a new biannual Rugby Nations Cup and enhanced revenue prospects to a major investment plan for Fijiana ahead of the 2029 Women’s World Cup.
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Two Neighbours, One Fence: The Growing Australia-PNG Partnership
Two neighbours, one shared future: Australia and Papua New Guinea are deepening ties—from longstanding camaraderie to a growing economic partnership and new travel links—spotlighting a Pacific future shaped by people-to-people connections.
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Waimanu 7s Relocates to Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium for 2025 Season
Big changes are afoot for the Waimanu 7s as the tournament moves to Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium for the first time, powered by sponsor support aimed at uplifting communities. Expect high-octane rugby, a festive capital-city setting, and a new chapter in the event’s growth.
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Raiwaqa Flyers Make History as Fiji’s First Invited Club at Queensland State Cup
Raiwaqa Flyers make history as the first Fijian club invited to Brisbane’s Queensland State Cup. The 16–20-year-old squad returned with lessons in discipline, new skills, and lasting friendships, showcasing how sport can transform young lives on an international stage.
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Bula FC Signs Ba Midfielder Ryan Naresh Ahead of OFC Pro League Kickoff
Ba signs a rising midfielder with football running in his blood, as Ryan Naresh charts a bold path into the Pacific’s new professional league. From local roots to a milestone moment for Ba and Pacific football, his story hints at an exciting, transformative chapter ahead.
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Fiji’s National Club Championship: Grassroots Talent on the Path to Pro
Grassroots dreams take center stage as Fiji launches a National Club Championship play-off, a proving ground for budding players from across the islands. With fans and scouts in the stands, the tournament hints at a bright future for Fiji football.
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Nadi Junior Rugby Festival hailed as top development platform for Pacific rugby
Former Fiji 7s captain Jerry Tuwai hails a Pacific junior rugby festival as a premier development platform, where young players from Fiji, Tuvalu and Nauru learn more than the game—and dream big for the region.
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Nabil Begg Chooses Pro Football Over College for Bula FC
From backyard kicks in Ba to a pro contract with Bula FC, Nabil Begg emerges as the club’s eighth signing, backed by a family that fuels his drive. A rising midfielder ready to shine as the OFC League looms on the horizon.
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Kyle Schwarber Reportedly Re-Signs with Phillies on 5-Year, $150M Deal
Kyle Schwarber is returning to Philadelphia on a massive five-year deal, signaling a bold new chapter for the Phillies. The All-Star slugger turned last season into a power-filled showcase and leadership boost, and his comeback could energize the clubhouse. How this move shapes Philly’s title hopes and next season’s trajectory remains a hot topic.
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Dayal’s NCC 2025 Pool Draw Unveiled as Fiji Clubs Brace for Clashes
Pool draws for the NCC 2025 light the fuse on Fiji’s most anticipated football weekend. Defending champions Northpole FC sit atop Group B as rivals plot bold charges toward Sunday’s finale. With roster reshuffles from pre-season signings and a steady Dayal Sawmillers partnership fueling development, the stage is set for drama, twists, and standout performances.
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Fiji Joins UN-Backed Push to Tighten Arms Controls Under Melanesian Arms Trade Treaty Initiative
Fiji is stepping up its arms-control framework through a new regional partnership designed to boost inter-agency coordination and oversight. Backed by targeted support for Melanesian participation in the Arms Trade Treaty, the initiative promises stronger monitoring and safer, more responsible arms transfers across the region.
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Fiji Rugby Charts Independent Path for Women’s Game
Fiji Rugby is boosting its focus on women’s rugby from the grassroots up, with plans to nurture the game on its own terms and beyond the men’s system. A forthcoming Women in Rugby Strategy aims to build a solid, sustainable foundation for growth as international opportunities expand. This move signals a hopeful shift toward a…
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Fiji Rugby deploys 360-degree cameras to benchmark for Tier 1 readiness
Fiji Rugby is embracing a tech-driven evolution, rolling out 360-degree cameras to capture every domestic game and fuel new performance metrics. By benchmarking against elite competition and building a solid development foundation, the union is laying the groundwork for long-term growth toward top-tier rugby. A bold, data-powered plan is under way.
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Late penalty seals Liverpool win as Champions League drama unfolds across Europe
Liverpool cling to a crucial 1-0 win over Inter as Szoboszlai’s late penalty seals it. Across the night’s action, Atalanta, Atletico, Tottenham and Barcelona grabbed pivotal results, reshaping the Champions League group-stage race.
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Thai-Cambodian Border Clashes Escalate as Ceasefire Hangs by a Thread
Escalating clashes along the Thailand–Cambodia border test a fragile ceasefire as both sides lock horns and civilians come under fire. With diplomacy in doubt, observers watch for any sign of de-escalation amid renewed fighting.
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Fiji boxing chief warns fighters to up their game after three overseas losses
Following a weekend of tough overseas bouts, Fiji’s boxing leadership is urging a bold reset in training, fitness, and strategy. Three prominent fighters faced stiff challenges abroad, prompting calls for better preparation and smarter opponent selection as Fiji targets bigger stages.
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Hardik Pandya’s comeback fuels India to a dominant T20I win over South Africa
Hardik Pandya’s spectacular comeback sets the tone in Cuttack as India unleash a ruthless bowling display and seize early momentum. A confident start to the series hints at big things to come for the hosts.
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Kikau signs extension with Bulldogs through 2028, fueling premiership bid
Viliame Kikau signs a new deal with the Bulldogs, tying himself to the club through 2028. As the team builds toward a first premiership since 2004, the forward’s commitment adds fuel to a rising dynasty—driven by family, ambition, and belief in the project.
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Trump Questions Europe’s Resolve on Ukraine, Hints at U.S. Rethink of Support
Trump fires a blistering critique of Europe’s leadership, hinting the U.S. may rethink its support for Ukraine. He paints Europe as decaying on migration and security, claims Russia has the upper hand, and suggests Zelensky consider concessions. Britain responds with a sharp rebuke, underscoring unity with sanctions and Western resolve.
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Nembhard’s 28-point, 12-assist night fuels Pacers’ late rally past Kings
Andrew Nembhard exploded for 28 points and 12 assists as the Pacers erased a big deficit and finished with a late 19-4 burst to edge the Kings. Mathurin added 25, while Westbrook logged another milestone triple-double in a night packed with standout performances across the league.
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Suva Taekwondo Camp Sparks Discipline in Two Grandsons
Two grandsons are discovering discipline and respect through a four-day taekwondo camp. A grandfather notes daily shifts—from early wake-ups to taking on chores—hinting at a transformation that goes beyond the dojo. A glimpse of growth, responsibility, and character in the making.
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British Army to Join Coral Coast Fiji 7s 2026, Elevating the Sevens Showdown
Brace for a blockbuster 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s as a storied British Army rugby team joins the field. At Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka, expect disciplined, high-octane sevens action that could elevate the tournament to new heights.
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Tuwai backs Fiji Sevens to bounce back after tough start
Jerry Tuwai backs Fiji’s rugby sevens side as they navigate a tough spell in the World Rugby Sevens Series. He praises the squad’s effort, points to costly basic errors, and remains optimistic they’ll rebound in the near future.
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UN Designates December 14 as International Day Against Colonialism; Fiji Abstains
Fiji abstained as the UN established a new International Day Against Colonialism, sparking a broader conversation about colonial legacies and the futures of affected territories.
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Leigh Halfpenny Returns as Player-Coach for Cardiff in Ulster Clash
Leigh Halfpenny is back at Cardiff in a new player-coach role, hinting at a dramatic on-field return after years away. With fitness restored, the Welsh legend could feature in a high-stakes Challenge Cup clash this weekend, bringing leadership and experience to the Blue and Blacks.
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Brumbies’ Pritchard eyes starting center role as 2026 season looms
Brumbies’ rising center Pritchard turned heads with a standout Super Rugby Pacific debut. As the team rebuilds after Len Ikitau’s departure, his Wallabies camp experience and a wave of young talent set the stage for a fierce 2026 battle for the No. 12 jersey.
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Fiji’s Rising Aerobic Gymnasts Head to Bendigo for Oceania Camp
Fiji’s rising Aerobic Gymnastics talents head to Bendigo for a prestigious Oceania camp, training with world-class coaches and regional peers. A milestone moment highlighting Fiji’s growing program and the promise of its next generation on the international stage.