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Rookie captain Mayanavanua shines as Drua grit through tough opener ahead of Waratahs clash
Glen Jackson praises debutant captain Timo Mayanavanua for steering the Drua through a punishing 80 minutes. Momentum was hard to come by amid stoppages and heat, but there’s clear talk of growth as they head into the next clash.
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Fiji Police 7s Turn Prize Money Into Care for Elderly Home
From the field to the community, the Fiji Police 7s turn a hard-won win into help for others. A portion of their prize money supports Father Law Home in Wailekutu, Lami, under a community-policing through sport initiative that proves victories can spark real-world care for the elderly.
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Labasa FC Grit on Display as They Fall Short to Rewa in Champion Showdown
Labasa FC pressed hard to overturn a first-leg deficit against Rewa FC, earning a 0-0 draw at home but falling 1-0 on aggregate. Coach Alvin Chand praised his players’ fighting spirit and discipline, signaling a positive start and lessons learned for the season ahead.
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Fiji Expands Agricultural Exports: Guava to Japan, Pineapple to Middle East
Fiji is widening its export footprint, sending guava to Japan and pineapples toward the Middle East, as plans for larger pineapple farms and new markets take shape—paired with a focus on quality and better livelihoods for farmers.
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Former Fiji football captain Nemani named Suva Rugby Union chairman
Maritino Nemani, a storied Fiji football captain with deep rugby roots, takes the helm as Chair of the Suva Rugby Union. His unique leadership blend is set to bring fresh energy and a united vision to Suva’s rugby family. The coming era could reshape the Union’s path—and its potential.
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Drua vow to tighten discipline for Waratahs clash after tough opener
Temo Mayanavanua signals a sharper focus on discipline after a tough Round One against Moana Pasifika. With the Waratahs looming, the Drua vow to lift their intensity and bounce back in a high-stakes clash.
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Moana Pasifika Edge Drua After Dominant First Half
Moana Pasifika stamped their authority early and never looked back, defeating the Fijian Drua 40-26 at Churchill Park. Captain Miracle Fai’ilagi sparked the onslaught with a brace in the first half as Moana’s pack laid the groundwork. The Drua fought back in the second half, but Moana’s stubborn defense and late scores sealed the win.
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Rewa Seals CVC Title After Goalless Final Against Labasa
Labasa pushed for glory in a tense two-leg CVC showdown that ended in a goalless draw at Subrail Park, leaving the title in suspense. Rewa’s disciplined defense and late-game resilience set the stage for a dramatic conclusion, as players faced fatigue, missed chances, and the unpredictable rhythm of football.
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Badminton Fiji kicks off February girls-only program to groom future national players
February brings a girl-focused badminton program built on a safe, coach-led space where young players can grow confidence, make friends, and fall in love with the game. With weekly sessions and paths toward development squads and a landmark school competition, new talent could be on the rise.
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Moana Pasifika beat Drua in Lautoka to open Super Rugby Pacific season
Churchill Park erupted as Moana Pasifika hit the ground running in a high-octane season opener against the Drua. The contest swung on early pressure, brave comebacks, and standout moments that kept fans on the edge of their seats. A start-to-finish thriller that hints at a thrilling season ahead.
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Drua to Sharpen Discipline Before Waratahs Showdown in Sydney
Discipline takes center stage as the Fijian Drua gear up for a pivotal away clash with the Waratahs in Sydney. Co-captain Temo Mayanavanua signals a sharper, cleaner performance could be the difference on the road.
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Fiji Pushes for Qualifying Times to Preserve Commonwealth Games Trials
Fiji’s Commonwealth Games trials are at a crossroads as record entry numbers threaten scheduling and the event’s elite standing. Proposals to introduce qualifying times, tighter vetting, and separate events for schools and clubs aim to safeguard fairness and keep the spotlight on national-level competition.
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Fiji Netball Sets Sights on World Cup as Interim Coach Drives Daily Conditioning
Fiji’s netball teams kick off a renewed year with a sharp focus on daily conditioning and sharper performance on the international stage. With leadership changes underway and big milestones like World Cup qualifiers and an overseas tour ahead, a defining season is on the horizon.
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Rewa FC Defends Pillay Garments Title in Two-Leg Showdown as Coach Praises Discipline
Rewa FC clinches the Pillay Garments title with a disciplined two-leg effort, turning adversity into a hard-earned trophy. Head coach Priyant Manu praises the squad’s commitment and leadership as they rebuild ahead of the new EPL season.
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Fiji Rugby Rolls Out Overseas Contract Vetting to Protect Players
Fijian rugby unveils a new mandatory vetting process to protect players pursuing overseas contracts. Offers will be reviewed for welfare protections before any agreement, signaling a major shift in how international opportunities are negotiated.
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Drua Fall to Moana Pasifika in Season Opener, Eyes Waratahs Showdown in Sydney
Moana Pasifika seized the initiative in Lautoka as the Drua kicked off their season with a tough test. The comeback spark remained bright but wasn’t enough to swing the result. A high-stakes clash with the Waratahs in Sydney looms as the Drua look to rebound.
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Rewa FC Seals Back-to-Back Championship in Defensive Masterclass
Rewa FC seals back-to-back glory with a disciplined, pressure-filled display in a gripping showdown. Labasa fought hard, but the champions’ defensive resolve carried them to the title.
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Drua Development Dominates Season Opener, Eyes Moana Pasifika Clash
An emphatic 45-14 victory kick-starts the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Development team’s season. They head into a 3:35 PM showdown with Moana Pasifika, a clash that could ignite the campaign.
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Fans Granted Pitch Access After Drua–Moana Pasifika Opener
Churchill Park will host a fresh post-match moment as fans are invited onto the field after the opener between the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua and Moana Pasifika. A bold move to bring supporters closer to the action, it adds a new layer of excitement to the Battle of the Pacific. With a full day of…
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Koronamaya 7s: Sparking Grassroots Rugby in Navosa
Navosa’s rugby scene is buzzing as the second Koronamaya 7s Tournament lights up Vatureba Park with fast-paced pool matches and local talent on show. Beyond the action, this event is driving grassroots development, coaching opportunities, and a strong sense of community that could shape the future of rugby in the district.
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Rewa FC Aims for Key Second Leg Win Against Labasa in CVC Showdown
Rewa FC heads into a pivotal second leg at Subrail Park with a slender lead. Coach Priyant Manu says the mission isn’t over and emphasizes discipline, structure, and composure under pressure as the title fight heats up. A high-stakes showdown awaits as both teams chase glory in 2026.
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Drua vs Moana Pasifika Face Off in Super Rugby Pacific’s Battle of the Pacific
Battle of the Pacific erupts in Lautoka as the Drua kick off their 30th season with a blend of veterans and fresh talent. Vakatawa’s return and Moana Pasifika’s drive for a breakthrough promise a sizzling start to the year.
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Patrick Neel Joseph’s Wedding: A Family-First Era in Football
Patrick Neel Joseph and Aliti Matarerega celebrate a milestone that goes beyond the vows—a wedding fueled by love, loyalty, and a shared dream. With a young son in their lives and football’s demands always in view, their story reminds us that family is the real winning formula.
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Fiji Student Secures Second Chance in Japan, Discovers Zero-Waste Inspiration
From Fiji’s cane fields to Japan’s zero-waste town Kamikatsu, Mere Vakacoa’s second chance opened the door to a life-changing eight-day exchange on marine and environmental issues. She navigated language barriers, embraced new disciplines, and discovered how small choices can ripple into big progress—and the power of perseverance.
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Rawaqa Leads Rewa in Title Defense Against Labasa
Rewa FC captain Kavaia Rawaqa rallies his side as they defend their title in a high-stakes clash with Labasa. With key players away in the Professional League, a rebuilt squad is sharpening their game plan for the Subrails Park showdown at 1:30 PM.
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Nasinu Grassroots Volleyball Heats Up in Suva with $5,000 Prize
Nasinu’s grassroots volleyball scene is turning up the heat as teams chase big cash prizes and a sharper edge in competition. The third round at Vodafone Arena signals high-stakes play, with home clubs keen to reclaim bragging rights. A revenge tour, rising stars, and world-class facilities are shaping a season that could redefine local sport.
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Drua Debutant Issak Fines-Leleiwasa Set for Moana Pasifika Showdown
Debutant Issak Fines-Leleiwasa gears up for a milestone Drua appearance against Moana Pasifika, grateful for the warm welcome and ready to embrace the demanding, rewarding journey in Fiji.
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Vakatawa Takes Inside Centre Role for Drua in Moana Pasifika Clash
Virimi Vakatawa steps into inside centre for the Drua, bringing a lifetime of experience to a clash with Moana Pasifika in Lautoka. His presence has fans buzzing about age, fitness, and mentorship after a storied France career and a recent health setback. A high-stakes, feel-good rugby moment where leadership and resilience take center stage.
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MOANA Pasifika Set for Super Rugby Pacific Opener Against Fijian Drua
Anticipation is building as MOANA Pasifika prepare for their Super Rugby Pacific season opener against Fijian Drua. With new players stepping up and captain Miracle Fai’ilagi providing steady leadership, the squad is focused on a strong start and momentum for a demanding campaign.
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Wasasala Hails Growth as Extra Bula FC Prep for Vanuatu United Clash
After a tough second round in Papua New Guinea, Extra Bula FC striker Christopher Wasasala says the team has grown stronger and more consistent. Facing unique challenges, the squad’s resilience is paying off as they eye the next test against Vanuatu United.