Sports
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Kadavu-born Koro clinches upset win in Suva Zone Two senior girls 200m, eyes Coca-Cola Games
Kadavu-born Karalaini Koro pulled off a stunning upset in the senior girls 200m at the Suva Zone Two meet, edging out a late challenge from a familiar rival. The Suva Grammar sprinter was visibly emotional after the win, thanking faith for her strength as she looks ahead to the sport’s biggest stage. A performance built…
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Drua Focus on Ball Security and Breakdown Discipline Against Reds at Churchill Park
Glen Jackson is dialing the Drua back to basics ahead of a Reds showdown, sharpening ball security, breakdown discipline and clean execution. With margins so tight, precision at the carry and cleanouts could be the difference.
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Ba Methodist fielding three rugby sides in West Secondary School Rugby League quarterfinals at 4R Stadium
Ba Methodist High School gears up for a decisive Saturday at 4R Stadium, sending three junior rugby teams into knockout action. With the under-19s already through to the national quarterfinals and the Ba Rugby Academy driving development, a day of high-stakes, disciplined rugby awaits.
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Salad Bowl Netball Club lands AUD 2,000 sponsorship for first overseas tour with Maali Mechanical Services
Salad Bowl Netball Club is gearing up for its first-ever overseas tour with a timely AUD 2,000 sponsorship. The boost brings essential gear and support that will power training and personal growth as the team aims for new horizons.
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Western Zone U15 and U17 rugby league quarter-finals set for Govind Park and Xavier Grounds to decide national berths
Western Zone hosts a high-stakes weekend as U15 and U17 rugby league knockouts decide who advances to the national quarter-finals in Suva on April 11. With Govind Park and Xavier Grounds as battlegrounds, fierce clashes could shape the national picture for the youngsters, while the U19 title race continues to tighten.
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Fiji Rugby Forecasts £1.7m Surplus From UK Fixtures as FRU Plans $2m to Fund High-Performance Facilities
Fiji rugby’s bold UK fixtures push hints at a potential windfall, with early ticket numbers fueling plans to reinvest in players and facilities—and plenty of questions about what comes next.
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Fiji to Host MACFEST 2026, Tying Melanesian Heritage to Tourism Growth
Fiji will host the eighth Melanesian Arts and Culture Festival in 2026, signaling a bold blend of heritage and contemporary energy. The program promises music, dance, artisan markets, and youth-focused exchanges, with tourism partners shaping the experience. Organisers envision MACFEST as a living showcase of Melanesian culture that can empower local crafts, communities, and intergenerational…
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Taf’aga Outrigger Unveils Multi‑Talent Lineup for Wai Tui Games 2026
An all-new, multi-talented Taf’aga Outrigger Canoe Club lineup is stepping up for the Wai Tui Games in April 2026. A mix of seasoned medallists, university paddlers and a buoyant cohort of younger talents is shaping a story where sport meets study, faith and community.
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Bill Wainiu Leads USP Islanders as Wai Tui International Returns to Wailoaloa Beach
Viliame “Bill” Wainiu is steering the USP Islanders Outrigger Canoe Club into a new era, blending veteran paddlers with rising juniors as the Wai Tui International returns to Fiji. A former athlete turned coach and administrator, Bill’s mission now centers on mentorship, development, and building a deeper, stronger va’a community.
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Takia Outrigger appoints alumnus as junior coach as Wai Tui International returns to Fiji for 2026 regatta
Takia Outrigger Canoe Club hands the junior program to a homegrown coach as Fiji gears up for the revival of the Wai Tui International. Jone Koroitanoa, formerly a Takia paddler, now leads a mixed-age squad training for the Easter regatta at Wailoaloa Beach, with youths from Suva and beyond. Backed by families and sponsors, a…