Sports
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Australia funds major upgrades for Fiji’s CWM Hospital
Australia-backed funding is set to transform Suva’s Colonial War Memorial Hospital with a multi-year upgrade plan. From roof repairs and water systems to expanded patient wards and improved facilities, the initiative aims to boost Fiji’s healthcare capacity as part of a broader regional resilience push.
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Ruben Amorim Parts Ways With Manchester United After Turbulent Tenure
Ruben Amorim’s turbulent 14-month spell at Manchester United ends in dramatic fashion after a fiery post-match moment defending his role amid mounting pressure. A new direction beckons as United looks to reboot and reclaim its former status.
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Fiji-born Nabenu Returns Home to Sign with Bula FC
Semi Nabenu returns home to Fiji to sign with Bula FC, chasing a lifelong dream and reuniting with family. As he settles into life back in Ba and blends with a new squad, a fresh chapter for Fiji football begins to unfold.
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Feel the Passion Ignite: Fiji’s Coral Coast Sevens Poised for Global Rugby Sevens Spotlight
Jay Whyte is steering Fiji’s Coral Coast Sevens toward regional prestige, turning it into a powerful development platform for players, referees, officials, and volunteers. Beyond the roar of the crowd, the event promises to amplify Fiji’s rugby spirit and unlock real-world opportunities—a celebration where passion meets ambition.
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Sale Sharks in talks to sign Fiji sevens star Loganimasi ahead of next season
Sale Sharks are weighing a bold move for Ponipate Loganimasi as they map their plans for the upcoming season. The 27-year-old Fiji star has been turning heads in Super Rugby and on the international stage, attracting significant overseas interest.
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Drua unveil 12-player development squad for 2026 season, signaling rising Fiji talent
Fijian Drua unveil a 12-player Development Squad for 2026, weaving seasoned pros with rising talents from Fiji and beyond. With Fiji U-20 alumni and players making waves in NZ and local circuits, this new group is set to sharpen the team’s depth and push for a standout season.
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Djokovic Exits PTPA as Tennis Governance Debate Heats Up
Novak Djokovic steps back from the players’ association he helped found, citing concerns over transparency and governance. As he refocuses on his tennis career and personal priorities, questions swirl about the future of player representation and the sport’s ongoing governance journey.
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Declassified Fiji Papers Hint at Bainimarama’s Fragile Grip Ahead of 2006 Elections
Newly declassified cabinet papers center on former Fiji military commander Frank Bainimarama, painting a delicate, high-stakes prelude to the 2006 crisis. They reveal a fraught power struggle, warnings of volatility, and growing economic anxiety as elections approached. Bainimarama vows to challenge the bill in court rather than resort to force, while officials fret over the…
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Declassified Documents Reveal Australia’s Quiet Fiji Strategy Ahead of 2006 Coup
Declassified cabinet papers offer a rare glimpse into the behind-the-scenes calculations shaping Australia’s approach to Fiji during a volatile chapter. The documents hint at strategic moves, diplomacy, and reconciliation debates that could redefine regional balance in the Pacific.
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Delcy Rodriguez Takes the Reins: Venezuela’s Controversial Pick in a Time of Crisis
Delcy Rodriguez has emerged as a central figure in Venezuela’s political drama, steering a nation through one of its toughest eras. A veteran of finance, oil, and diplomacy, she blends economic pragmatism with bold strategy in a bid to redefine the country’s trajectory. Her leadership—its promises and its risks—has everyone watching what comes next.
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Papua New Guinea’s Population Boom Sparks Urgent Family Planning Reform
Papua New Guinea’s population is rising fast, risking overwhelmed services and stalled development. A stark analysis argues that empowering families with choices and investing in education could change the trajectory—but time is short.
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Time Crunch to Shape Flying Fijians for Nations Championship
With just a week to prepare for the Nations Championships, the Flying Fijians face a crucial test in selection, cohesion and pace. Mick Byrne points to trust and a shared vision as the team embraces a higher-tempo challenge. Expect sharper defense and evolving strategies as Fiji aiming to rise to the occasion.
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16-year-old Fiji cricket hopeful gears up for U19 trials
From a village in Lau, 16-year-old Akosita Levaci is chasing a dream with every drill. As U19 trials approach, she sharpens her batting and bowling, aiming for a breakthrough on the national stage and beyond. A story of grit, ambition, and Fiji’s growing cricket flame.
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Tyson Fury Teases Ring Return After Usyk Defeat
Tyson Fury signals a potential return to the ring this year, hinting at a new chapter after a recent setback. The Gypsy King has weathered a storied career and now eyes what could be a defining comeback in heavyweight boxing.
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NZ-Born Keeper Matt Ford Joins Bula FC Ahead of Inaugural Match
Rising goalkeeper Matt Ford begins a bold new chapter with Bula FC, embracing a tougher, more physical Fiji-style game and a squad hungry for a strong start to the season.
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Raiyasi Extends Bordeaux Contract to 2028, Ignites Transfer Talk
Salesi Raiyasi has extended his contract with Bordeaux Begles through 2028, fending off interest from rival clubs. Since arriving in 2025, the Flying Fijians fullback has become a standout in the Top 14 with his pace, offloads, and attacking flair. The deal secures a key piece for Bordeaux and promises more excitement ahead.
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Peniasi Dakuwaqa Extends Two-Year Deal with Stade Français
Peniasi Dakuwaqa signs a two-year extension with Stade Français, keeping Paris on its toes with his blistering pace. The Flying Fijians winger, nicknamed “The Flash,” has electrified the Top 14 and promises more thrilling moments to come.
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Joshua Raj Named Bula FC Strength and Conditioning Coach Ahead of OFC Pro League
– Bula FC welcomes Joshua Raj as their new Strength and Conditioning Coach, bringing a globe-spanning pedigree to sharpen the squad ahead of the season. – Joshua Raj arrives with seven years in elite conditioning across India, the Middle East, and Europe, signaling a fresh push for Bula FC as they prep for the OFC…
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Drua to Face Local Skipper Cup XV in Fiji Preseason Clash
Burger King Fiji backs a landmark pre-season clash between the Skipper Cup XV and the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. A first-of-its-kind showdown that spotlights Fiji’s homegrown talent and the growing depth of the domestic game. It’s a glimpse into the future of Fijian rugby.
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Vulaga Camakau Canoe Race Returns After 15-Year Hiatus, Rekindling Lau Group Heritage
After a 15-year hiatus, a cherished Vulaga tradition returns to the water, blending fierce competition with deep cultural heritage. The weekend’s race revived old skills and sparked renewed pride across the Lau Group.
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UN and Local Police Team Up to Reimagine Policing for the Vulnerable
A new partnership is boosting police training on human rights, focusing on how officers interact with people in vulnerable situations. Emphasizing civil society collaboration and a long-term commitment to trust, the initiative aims to advance inclusive, accountable policing.
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Fiji U-19 Gears Up for Australia Clash Ahead of OFC Qualifiers
Fiji’s National U-19 squad kicks off a training camp with a high-stakes test on the horizon against Australia. Players are following personalized programs over the Christmas break, flagging a pivotal step toward the OFC Qualifiers at Churchill Park.
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Koroibete Sparks Wild Knights to Unbeaten Run in Japan Rugby League One
Marika Koroibete continues to light up Japan, scoring a slick try as the Wild Knights rolled to a 33-3 victory and extended their unbeaten run. With a strong supporting cast and a looming showdown on the horizon, the champions-in-the-making look set to keep the momentum going into the New Year.
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US Moves in Venezuela as Maduro Detention Triggers Transition of Power
Tensions surge as foreign action collides with a fragile political moment in Venezuela. With shifting loyalties and a looming transition, the coming days could redefine the region’s fate.
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Parental Support Powers Weightlifting Fiji’s 2026 Season
Weightlifting Fiji is ramping up for the 2026 season, and head coach Henry Elder says parental support has been a secret ingredient behind the team’s international progress. From practical help at practice with fruits, water, and gear to the emotional boost of families in the stands, memories of their backing are lifting the athletes to…
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Joshua Raj joins Bula FC as strength coach ahead of OFC Pro League
An international strength and conditioning coach has joined Bula FC, bringing seven years of high-performance experience from Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. His arrival signals a refreshed training approach as the squad heads into the OFC Pro League, blending young talent with seasoned players and a global perspective.
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Navua to Kick Off 2026 Season with the Ratu Suliano Matanitobua Cup
Navua’s 2026 season kicks off with the Ratu Suliano Matanitobua Cup on January 18, featuring prize money and a spotlight on grassroots clubs. With venue details and pool draws still to come, excitement is building.
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Bula FC to Host Open Training Ahead of OFC Pro League Debut
Bula FC opens its doors for an inaugural open training session at 4R Stadium this Wednesday, offering a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of a club gearing up for the OFC Pro League. The morning session ends with a meet-and-greet, giving fans a taste of professional football ahead of the league debut.
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Fiji Bitter Labasa 7s: Limited Spots Spark Early-Bird Rush for Nawadamu Gym Fundraiser
Registration for the Fiji Bitter Labasa 7s is moving fast, with limited spots across the men’s, women’s, and U21 divisions. Expect a weekend of high-stakes rugby while the event supports a Nawadamu gym and community hall project.
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Under-14 Suvavou Volleyball Sparks Community Pride in 30th Anniversary Kickoff
An under-14 squad from Suvavou brings a surge of pride to the Tui Suva Volleyball season with a spirited first showing. Their coach highlights grit, unity, and a community-driven push for positive youth engagement, hinting at bright days ahead for these young players.