Sports
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Fiji Ready to Defend Pacific Nations Cup Against Japan in Utah
Under Utah skies, the Flying Fijians aim to defend their Pacific Nations Cup crown in a clash with the speed-packed Brave Blossoms. Captain Tevita Ikanivere leads a more disciplined, precision-focused Fiji as they sharpen the breakdown and ruck exit game. Expect a hard-hitting, tactical battle that could shape the rest of the tournament.
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Rabuka Praises Fiji Peacekeepers in the Golan Heights, Elevates Fiji’s Global Peace Drive
A high-profile visit shines a light on Fiji’s enduring peacekeeping legacy as the Prime Minister applauds the troops’ professionalism and calls for renewed global cooperation.
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Fiji Peacekeepers Shine on UNDOF Mission as RFMF Chief Tours Middle East
Fiji’s peacekeepers are making waves on the world stage as a senior commander engages with a major UN mission. The visit spotlights disciplined troops, international cooperation, and growing recognition of Fiji’s enduring commitment to global peace and security.
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Fiji rally to edge Vanuatu in dramatic OFC futsal opener
Fiji staged a thrilling comeback to edge Vanuatu 5-4 in the opening OFC Men’s Futsal Cup clash. Baravilala’s brace sparked a team-first display that signals a strong start and momentum for the tournament ahead.
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Noah Lyles Clinches Fourth Straight 200m World Title in Dramatic Comeback
Noah Lyles seals a fourth straight 200m world title, reminding the sprinting world why he’s a legend in the making. A season of setbacks, a dramatic comeback, and a rising wave of rivals—plus Jamaica’s fresh spark—set the track buzzing for what’s next.
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Historic High Seas Treaty Ratified as Pacific Nations Lead Ocean Protection
History is being written on the high seas as a landmark treaty gains legal teeth to protect vast swaths of the ocean. Pacific nations are at the forefront, crafting a framework to safeguard marine life beyond national borders. What momentum does this hold for biodiversity, climate resilience, and the future of ocean governance?
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Paradise 7s: Fiji Sparks Women’s Rugby Ahead of the World Series
Two days of fast-paced rugby in Lautoka brought together elite women’s teams from Fiji and beyond, turning Paradise 7s into a powerful platform for local talent and international stars alike. A showcase that signals sport, progression, and the rising wave of women’s rugby on the world stage.
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Undermanned Labasa Stages Late Comeback in 2-2 Draw with Nadi
Subrail Park served up a rollercoaster as Nadi and Labasa split the points in a 2-2 thriller. Labasa, missing eight regulars, fought back from an early deficit to grab a precious point, showing real grit and depth. With more big clashes on the horizon, the league landscape promises plenty of drama.
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Ronald Naidu Returns to the Ring in Fiji Boxing Showdown
Ronald Naidu makes a long-awaited ring return, defending his light welterweight crown in a high-stakes showdown at Prince Charles Park. The veteran faces Kaliova Tahikia in a bout that’s drawing big buzz and hinting at future dream matchups, including a potential clash with Mikaele Ravalaca. A night of sharp skill, strategy, and pure boxing intensity…
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Trump-Xi Talks Ease Tensions as TikTok Deal Remains Elusive
After a rare dialogue, the U.S. and China signaled a possible thaw as they mapped out talks on trade and global flashpoints. Yet TikTok’s future remains uncertain, with no deal in sight and crucial approvals still looming. With the APEC summit on the horizon, the next steps could redefine tech diplomacy and bilateral ties.
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Fiji’s Lauren Pilla Debuts on International Stage, Eyes Suzuki World Cup 2026
Fiji’s rising gymnastics star Lauren Pilla shined in her first Youth International appearance on the Gold Coast, posting a score that hints at a bright road ahead. Backed by a devoted coaching team and growing regional support, her breakthrough points to Fiji’s budding presence on the world stage—toward the Suzuki World Cup in 2026 and…
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Fiji’s Rising Star Poasa Tuimaba Set for Nadi Boxing Showdown
Rising Gau boxer Poasa Tuimaba steps into the spotlight as Nadi hosts a Bluewater Boxing night. A high-stakes clash with Emosi Tuirabe—and the shadow of a family boxing legacy—sets the stage for a pivotal moment in Fiji’s hottest sport.
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Canada stun New Zealand to reach Women’s Rugby World Cup final
A dramatic twist at the Women’s Rugby World Cup is reshaping the road to the final. A crowdfunded dream, standout performances, and a surge of upsets are redefining the sport’s landscape. This teaser hints at the drama, the rising stars, and what lies ahead for the global game.
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China’s Naval Hospital Ship to Visit Fiji for Eight-Day Medical Mission
Chinese hospital ship Silk Road Ark sails into Fiji for an eight-day humanitarian mission, with on-board MRI/CT capabilities and hundreds of nurses ready to deliver free medical care. It marks another chapter in a longstanding health partnership shaping the region’s wellbeing.
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Fiji and Israel Forge Fresh Parliamentary Cooperation Focused on Democracy and Women’s Empowerment
Fiji and Israel are widening their parliamentary partnership, exploring how youth and women can shape governance and shared regional priorities. With talk of reciprocal visits and a newly inaugurated Fiji mission in Israel, this budding alliance signals deeper cooperation on democracy, security, and climate resilience.
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Flying Fijians Clash with Japan for Pacific Nations Cup Glory
Two titans, one Pacific Nations Cup final. The Flying Fijians arrive in Salt Lake City with momentum and a few fresh adjustments as they chase glory against Japan. Expect a bruising battle of power and pace, where strategic masterstrokes and sheer resolve could decide the title.
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Fiji Boxing Fever Heats Up as Nabua Faces Naliva in Nadi Showdown
Fiji’s boxing scene heats up with a high-stakes showdown at Prince Charles Park, delivering pure adrenaline and relentless grit. Two rising fighters bring family pride and hard training into the ring, hinting at big dreams for Fiji boxing. A night of fast-paced action and strong community backing could mark the start of something bigger.
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Returnees Bring Hope as Injury-Hit Labasa Host Nadi in Premier League Clash
Labasa’s home test against Nadi comes with a depleted squad and a battle-ready mindset. Fresh returns from injury and a new wave of youngsters must rise to the occasion as suspensions tighten the squad’s depth. How Labasa navigates the setback could shape the mood around Subrail Park and the team’s season ahead.
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Fiji Peacekeepers Shine in UNDOF Mission in the Golan Heights
Leader-level visits and high praise highlight Fiji’s UN peacekeeping presence in the Golan Heights, where troops embody discipline and readiness. A look at Fiji’s 12-year UNDOF mission, ongoing training collaborations, and a steadfast commitment to global security.
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Fiji Futsal Eyes Bold OFC Cup Opener at Home Against Vanuatu
Fiji’s Extra Futsal team kicks off their OFC Cup 2025 campaign on home turf, led by a seasoned captain and a goal-focused coach. With discipline, unity, and strong crowd support, they’re set to light up the opener against Vanuatu.
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Fiji U-18 Rugby Unites for Australia Tour in Canberra
Option 1: From fierce school rivalries to a united mission, Fiji’s U-18 rugby squad is gearing up for a high-stakes tour Down Under. Expect grit, growing chemistry, and a fresh chapter for these young talents. Option 2: A team built on brotherhood rather than rivalry prepares for a bold Australian tour. Intense training and new-found…
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Fair Play Prevails as Mesake Doge Cleared for Fiji’s PNC Final vs Japan
Relief washed over the Flying Fijians as Mesake Doge’s suspension was overturned, clearing him for a Pacific Nations Cup final against Japan. Coach Mick Byrne hails the decision as a win for fairness and team balance, setting the stage for a fiercely competitive clash. With Fiji at full strength, the title defence promises a thrilling…
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Fiji Ready to Defend Pacific Nations Cup Final Against Japan in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts a high-stakes Pacific Nations Cup final as defending champions Fiji face a refreshed Japan. With lineup shake-ups and a clash of tactical approaches, the game promises a pulse-pounding showdown that could reshape regional rugby. Expect physicality, precision, and a contest that tests every facet of the sport.
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WTO Fisheries Subsidies Deal Draws Backlash Over Unequal Burden on Small-Scale Fishers
A new international pact on fisheries subsidies has sparked a heated debate among small-scale fishers and civil society groups. Critics argue it treats all countries the same, risking livelihoods in coastal communities while letting large industrial fleets continue largely unchecked. As talks continue to shape the rules, questions linger about fairness, effectiveness, and where the…
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Sustainable Blue Pacific Initiative Boosts BBNJ Readiness and Community-led Ocean Governance
Pacific partners unveil the Sustainable Blue Pacific Initiative, a regional effort to strengthen marine governance, community monitoring, and sustainable financing for ocean protection ahead of a landmark UN treaty. The move signals a bold push to align science, policy, and local stewardship to safeguard livelihoods and the region’s blue economy.
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Former Rebels star Angelo Smith set for Lautoka debut against Ba in Skipper Cup
Angelo Smith returns to Fiji with 20 Super Rugby caps, stepping into Lautoka’s pack for a pivotal Skipper Cup clash against Ba. Fresh from joining the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, the former Melbourne Rebels forward is set to strengthen Lautoka’s spine at Vinod Patel Ground this Saturday. A captain-led lineup and Drua-backed talent hint at…
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Gordon Returns as Wallabies Target Eden Park Upset Against All Blacks
Jake Gordon is back as the Wallabies chase a landmark win at Eden Park, a fortress Australia hasn’t pierced in decades. With a refreshed lineup and renewed momentum, the stage is set for a high-stakes clash that could redefine their season.
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Fiji-China Media Ties: Boost for Development or Challenge to Independence?
Fiji’s media scene is at a crossroads, weighing transparency, independence, and outside support. As new partnerships surface, the debate highlights how development goals intersect with local journalism.
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Fiji Futsal Aims for Quick Start in Oceania Futsal Nations Cup Opener vs Vanuatu
Captain Kitione Baleloa leads Fiji’s futsal squad into a pivotal opener against Vanuatu, highlighting discipline and camaraderie as the keys to their Oceania Nations Cup bid. A test of unity and resolve that promises an electric start to the tournament.
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Govind Park Turf Under Watch as Ba Council Reworks Training Schedule
Ba Town Council unveils a careful balance for Govind Park, safeguarding the turf while accommodating community access and major events. The move highlights collaboration with stakeholders and the park’s role as a cornerstone of local sport and the economy.