Sports
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From Pews to Pitch: Police Touch Rugby Ready for Sukuna Bowl Showdown
Spiritual grounding and a surprise boost propel Fiji’s police touch rugby as Sukuna Bowl fever builds. A Raiwaqa church service and a cameo from Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s set the tone, with four divisions and Nasova Grounds ready for a dramatic start to the tournament.
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Turin Showdown: Alcaraz vs Sinner Set to Fight for the ATP Finals Crown
All eyes in Turin as Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner prepare for a title showdown that could define the season. A clash of two of the game’s elite, the final promises drama, momentum, and a contest for the ages.
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Fiji Police Touch Rugby Team Launches Community Health Drive Against Drugs and HIV
Beyond the scoreboard, a rugby team is leading a community-wide push for healthier choices. From expert-led health sessions to upcoming matches, this initiative blends sport with prevention and unity against drugs and HIV.
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Fiji Sevens Rally Around Leadership Ahead of Dubai World Series Opener
Leadership is the message as Fiji’s Sevens gear up for a demanding start to the World Series in Dubai and Cape Town. A new debutant joins seasoned stars, and a meaningful i-tatau ceremony hints at a turning point in Fiji’s mission to reclaim dominance.
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Perfect Weather Sparks Fiji’s Youth Rugby Festival
Sunny skies and a chorus of cheers accompanied more than 650 primary school players at the Get Into Rugby Plus Festival in Suva. The day celebrated more than just games, highlighting how sport can build teamwork, character, and a lasting sense of community.
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Nadi Under-15 Futsal Team Shines on IDC Final Day
Young futsal players from Nadi balance exams and hard training as they push to prove themselves at a national competition. With dedication, teamwork, and strong community support, their rising story hints at a bright future for Fiji’s futsal scene.
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Army FTG edges Mokani in late comeback to book Tailevu final against Nadali
An electrifying finish at Ratu Cakobau Park sparked a dramatic comeback and a spot in the Tailevu Rugby Club final. With nerves jangling and momentum shifting in the final moments, the stage is set for a high-stakes showdown next week.
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Flying Fijians Fightback Falls Short as France Edges Tight Rugby Test
Fiji mounted a fearless comeback against a top-ranked France, carving out momentum in a tense second half. This clash spotlighted the Flying Fijians’ growing resilience and hints at a bright trajectory on the world stage.
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Hamas Expands Control in Gaza as Prices Surge Under Blockade
Gaza’s daily life is shifting under tighter control, with new regulatory moves triggering price swings and fresh fees. As international calls for change grow and humanitarian needs deepen, the piece examines what could come next for residents under shifting authority.
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France outplays Fiji with a disciplined performance in Bordeaux
France surged ahead early, setting the pace before Fiji found their footing. Nicolas Depoortere struck twice as France steadied the ship and closed out the victory with a controlled, composed display.
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Flying Fijians Get National Backing Ahead of France Showdown
National pride meets the rugby field as Fiji’s Flying Fijians gear up for a France clash. A call for unity, discipline, and dreams for the next generation—every play carrying the hopes of a nation.
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France vs Fiji: Halftime Thriller Sparks Bordeaux Showdown
France holds a slim 21–14 lead at halftime as Fiji roars back in a high-octane Bordeaux clash. With pace, flair, and a spirited revival, the stage is set for a gripping second half.
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England fight back to beat All Blacks at Twickenham
England roars back at Twickenham to upset New Zealand, snapping a long wait against the defending champions. A commanding showing from George Ford and a late surge hint at a changing tide for the home side.
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Fiji’s Youthful Side Sparks Momentum in MSG Prime Ministers Cup Opener
Fiji’s young squad showed real potential in a tight opener, blending grit with growing cohesion. Led by steady leadership and a wave of emerging talent, the campaign is off to a promising start as they set their sights on the next test against Vanuatu.
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Trump Rolls Back Tariffs on 200+ Food Items, Hinting at Grocery Relief
A surprising pivot in U.S. trade policy could reshape your grocery bill. Tariffs on hundreds of everyday foods are being rolled back, signaling a new approach to inflation and global deals.
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Waiqanake District School Makes Debut at Get into Rugby PLUS Festival
Buckhurst Park buzzed with the energy of a Get into Rugby PLUS festival, as primary schools showcased budding talent. Waiqanake District School marked a memorable debut, hinting that rugby this season is about more than games—teamwork, respect, and community spirit take the spotlight.
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Jerry Tuwai Set for Bold Comeback at 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s
Jerry Tuwai returns as captain of the Mike Friday Select 7s for the 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s, signaling a thrilling new chapter at Lawaqa Park. Expect a dynamic mix of seasoned stars and rising talents fueling a gripping title chase.
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Fiji Eyes Regional Maritime Hub After Japan Shipyard Visit
Fiji’s maritime ambitions gain international momentum as Prime Minister Rabuka explores shipbuilding and port-development partnerships in Japan. The talks highlight green port practices, safer inter-island vessels, and a path toward stronger regional collaboration, resilience, and growth on Fiji’s horizon.
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Sukuna Bowl: A Rivalry That Unites Fiji’s Police and Military
Two forces, one tradition: the Sukuna Bowl blends friendly rivalry with deep pride as Fiji’s police and military units prepare for a week of boxing, soccer, and rugby. A milestone anniversary adds weight to every clash, memory, and shared sense of duty that defines the event.
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Mata vs Alldritt: Fiji-France Showdown in Bordeaux
Two rugby powerhouses collide in Bordeaux as Fiji’s Flying Fijians take on France in a must-watch Autumn Nations Series clash. With Grégory Alldritt back in action and Viliame Mata poised to spark Fiji’s attack, the showdown promises a physical battle and moments that could redefine Fiji’s place on the world stage.
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Yaro Chiefs 7s Finals Spark New Champions and Rising Stars in Fiji Rugby
Two days of high-stakes rugby delivered thrill-packed finals, milestone moments, and a spotlight on Fiji’s next generation. A weekend that hints at a bright future for the sport and the players shaping it.
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Sinner Extends 29-Match Win Streak as Turin Semifinal Showdown Looms
Jannik Sinner extended his indoor dominance to 29 straight wins, tightening his grip on the ATP Finals. With a semi-final spot in sight and year-end glory within reach, the reigning champion keeps delivering thunderous serves and clutch moments on fast courts.
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Indigenous Voices at COP30 Push to Shape the Amazon Climate Pact
As COP30 nears a pivotal moment, Indigenous communities push for a seat at the talks shaping their forests and futures. Behind the scenes, negotiators weigh funding and fossil-fuel plans, while the Amazon summit teeters between urgency and delay.
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UNIFIL: Israeli Wall Crosses Blue Line, Sparks Calls for Peacekeepers’ Exit
A border barrier raises questions of sovereignty and international law as land access is blocked along a disputed line. With renewed clashes and international peacekeepers watching closely, southern Lebanon stands at a delicate crossroads where every move could reshape regional stability.
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Debut buzz for 20-year-old Sokobale as Flying Fijians reshuffle for France test
Late lineup changes could see Fiji’s 20-year-old Atunaisa Sokobale poised for an international debut as they face France. With a key prop withdrawn, Sokobale shifts to the bench while Haereti Hetet starts, signaling a moment of opportunity for Fiji’s rising talent. The fixture hints at a developing era for Fijian rugby and the depth behind…
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Fiji’s Backline Set to Unleash Against France in Autumn Nations Series
Caleb Muntz says Fiji’s backline is loaded with weapons and he’s ready to unleash them against France. With a lethal mix of pace, power, and vision from Tuisova, Wainiqolo, Ravouvou and more, the Flying Fijians promise a high-octane display. Bold plays and unexpected moments could define the showdown.
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Will the Pacific Lead COP31? Ardern Pushes for a Dedicated Regional Climate Summit
Former New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern backs a dedicated Pacific COP to elevate island voices on climate finance and resilience. With Australia eyeing a co-host role for COP31, Pacific leaders push for unity and a stronger regional voice at COP30—hinting at bold shifts in how the world tackles climate risk in the Pacific.
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NZ Methane Target Cut Sparks Pacific Outcry at COP30
At COP30, Pacific leaders push back as methane-cut targets are scaled back, highlighting the clash between bold climate commitments and economic realities. The talks hinge on safeguarding vulnerable island communities while charting a path to faster, cleaner emissions cuts.
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Japan and Fiji Call for Peace as Pacific Militarization Intensifies
A new chapter in Asia-Pacific security is unfolding as Japan and Fiji discuss rising militarization and regional stability. Their fresh partnership signals a shared pledge to a rules-based maritime order, transparency, and dialogue—rooted in international law. As tensions mount, the leaders emphasize cooperation and unity to safeguard peace in the Pacific.
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Fiji’s Iconic Wai Tui International Va’a Regatta Returns to Nadi
Fiji’s iconic va’a regatta is making a triumphant return with a refreshed Wai Tui International. Expect diverse formats, cultural exchanges, and a rising wave of paddlers from across the region fueling a fresh chapter in Pacific outrigger canoeing.