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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.
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Super Rugby Pacific Opener Sparks Pacific Rivalry: Drua vs Moana Pasifika
Two Pacific rivals collide in the season opener as the Drua host Moana Pasifika in Lautoka. Expect electric home support and fiery intensity, with plenty at stake as this clash could set the tone for a gripping 2026 season.
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Japan Funds Cyclone-Resilient Classrooms in Fiji
Two Fiji schools are set to gain cyclone-ready classrooms, a bold step toward safer, more resilient learning spaces. The initiative highlights renewed collaboration to safeguard education in the face of natural disasters.
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Fiji Bitter Marist 7s Get TV Boost With FBC for 50th Anniversary
Fiji Bitter Marist 7s marks a milestone year with a new FBC partnership set to boost visibility for Fiji’s grassroots rugby during its 50th anniversary. Over three days, more than 120 teams will clash in 200+ matches, with a broadcast plan ready to bring the action to a wider audience.
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Drua matches shift to VodaPlay; Walesi streaming sidelined
This season brings a shift in how Drua fans watch the games. Mobile viewing moves to a new streaming platform under an exclusive rights deal, while television coverage remains unchanged. Curious about what this means for match days and where you’ll tune in this season? Here’s what to know.
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Sea Level Rise Won’t Erase Borders: Commonwealth Affirms Island Maritime Rights
Rising seas threaten not just coastlines but the very borders that define nations. At a Commonwealth Law Ministers Meeting, a landmark move proposes keeping island boundaries valid even if islands sink, aiming to safeguard sovereignty and future generations.
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Extra Bula FC’s Round Two Challenge: Adapting to Life Away From Home
Extra Bula FC faces a tough Round Two as they adapt to life away from home and the demanding conditions in Papua New Guinea. With six rounds left, the squad leans on bonding and renewed focus to translate lessons into momentum ahead of a pivotal clash with Vanuatu United.
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Commonwealth Weighs AI Rules to Shield Elections from Disinformation
AI is reshaping elections and public trust, and lawmakers are racing to keep pace with rapid tech change. Commonwealth ministers are weighing practical legal tools, cross-border learning, and safeguards against AI-driven disinformation. A new focus on youth engagement signals a collaborative push to protect democracy in a digital world.
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Havili Reaches 50 Caps as Moana Pasifika Gear Up for Fiji Clash with the Fijian Drua
Moana Pasifika are one match away from a historic milestone as William Havili eyes his 50th cap. The showdown with the Fijian Drua in Lautoka also marks Miracle Faiilagi’s captaincy debut and the return of Ngani Laumape, promising a pulsating Pacific duel.
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Rewa FC Targets Sharper Attack Ahead of Pillay Garments Round Two Clash with Labasa
Rewa FC clinched a narrow Round One win, but head coach Priyant Manu warns the job isn’t finished—finishing and ball control will define their next performance. With a blend of new signings and youth graduates, the squad is building momentum for Round Two in Labasa. Expect sharper attacking intent and a tighter team shape as…
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Friday Night Rugby Returns: FBC Sports Announces 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Coverage
Friday night rugby returns with a Crusaders vs Highlanders blockbuster to kick off the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season. With a fresh six-team playoff twist and the Drua aiming to make their mark, the weekend promises high-stakes battles across the Pacific.
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Ngani Laumape Debuts for Moana Pasifika in Fiji Clash Against Fijian Drua
Ngani Laumape is set to make his Moana Pasifika debut in Fiji, bringing a wealth of Super Rugby experience and international know-how. The former Hurricanes standout, with 49 tries in 85 Super Rugby games and All Blacks caps, readies for a high-stakes clash against the Fijian Drua.
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New Super Rugby 2026 Rules Could Speed Up Moana Pasifika vs Fijian Drua Opener
Super Rugby unveils five law changes designed to speed up play and keep the ball in motion. The opener between Moana Pasifika and the Fijian Drua could show whether the tweaks favor pace and counter-attacks, or slow-burn tactics. A season of faster rugby begins.
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New OACPS Bureau Emerges Ahead of 2026 Malabo Summit
Brussels hosted a pivotal kickoff as the OACPS Committee of Ambassadors begins its February–July 2026 term. Led by Ambassador Pa Musa Jobarteh, the bureau outlined key meetings and preparations for the 11th Heads of State and Government Summit in Malabo, signaling renewed momentum as member states align on shared priorities across the regions.
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Solomon Islands Ratifies Pacific Resilience Facility
Strategic steps are underway to empower Pacific-led climate resilience finance as the Solomon Islands ratifies the Pacific Resilience Facility. At the same time, regional workshops in Fiji and ongoing infrastructure planning in Tuvalu are strengthening the path to sustainable, long-term resilience.
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Rising Fiji sprinter adds hurdles to training, eyeing 400m glory
Sixteen-year-old sprint prodigy Roko Ilaisa Tabete is stepping into a new arena, adding hurdles to his training to boost his 400m edge. From national showdowns to the international stage, his evolving journey promises exciting possibilities ahead.
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Labasa Faces Must-Win Return Against Rewa in High-Stakes CVC Showdown
Labasa FC prepares for a high-stakes rematch with Rewa FC in the Pillay Garments Champions Versus Champions series. After a narrow first leg, the team faces a must-win test at Subrails Park as they chase their title hopes with a tighter defense and sharper finishing.
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Bula FC Eyes Fast Bounce Back Against Vanuatu United in OFC Pro League Showdown
Coach Stephane Auvray is rallying Bula FC for a crucial Sunday clash with Vanuatu United FC, aiming to turn a tough result into momentum. The squad is chasing goals and climbing the standings as they head into round three in Australia. The push to convert effort into points continues, with plenty at stake for the…
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Moana Pasifika vs Fijian Drua: Pacific Rivalry Returns in 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Opener
Two Pacific rugby heavyweights renew their rivalry as the 2026 season kicks off. Moana Pasifika and Fijian Drua meet in a high-stakes opener, each eager to start strong after a lean pre-season. A Battle of the Pacific showdown that promises intensity and a thrilling start to the year.
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New Fiji Netball Constitution Introduces Zoning and Governance Reforms
Fiji’s netball community moves toward a bold governance overhaul with a new constitution and zoning plan, signaling stronger collaboration and growth ahead.
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Fiji’s Extra Premier League Kicks Off Amid Venue Hurdles and a Jam-Packed 2026 Schedule
Fiji’s Extra Premier League is almost here, set to unfold amid venue hurdles and a tightly packed calendar. Clubs are strengthening squads and chasing bold campaigns as key fixtures and dramatic twists loom on the horizon. A season full of momentum, rivalry, and surprises awaits football fans across the islands.
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Tailevu Naitasiri Kick Off 2026 Southern Zone Futsal with Thriller Victory
Tailevu Naitasiri kicked off the season with a pulsating win, as Vinayak Rao delivered a standout performance to steer his side past Nasinu. With a blend of seasoned veterans and exciting new signings, the squad is primed for a season packed with high-stakes futsal and drama.
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Drua Development Set to Shine in Curtain-Raiser Ahead of Super Rugby Pacific Opener
All eyes turn to Lautoka as the Drua Development squad faces the Australian Fijians Rugby Union in a curtain-raiser ahead of a weekend full of rugby action. Senior Drua players team up with rising talents, blending experience and youth in what promises an exciting showcase of Fiji’s rugby depth.
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Fiji Bitter Marist Sevens 50th Anniversary Promises High-Octane, Clean Rugby
Fiji Bitter Marist Sevens marks 50 years with a bold twist: a scoring system that rewards exciting rugby and punishes foul play. Clean, high-intensity sevens could redefine the chase for glory this year.
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Drua Unveil Burnout-Busting Plan for a Peak 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Run
With the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season looming, the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are dialing up player welfare and smart rotation to ward off burnout. Coach Glen Jackson emphasizes depth and peaking at the right moments, resting key players while keeping the squad ready for playoff pressure. Fresh signings are in the mix as the…
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Fiji Star Vuate Karawalevu Signs Long-Term Castres Deal Through 2029
Fiji’s Vuate Karawalevu commits his future to Castres Olympique, signaling big plans for the Top 14. At 23, the dynamic centre has already shown a blend of pace, power and versatility that has Castres banking on his evolving impact in both attack and defense.
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Veteran Duo Lead Fijian Drua in Fourth Season Opener Against Moana Pasifika
Two veteran stalwarts return as the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua launch their fourth Super Rugby Pacific season. Isoa Nasilasila and Kitione Salawa reclaim starting roles, with a coach praising their growth and leadership over five seasons. A season-opening clash with Moana Pasifika looms, signaling a test of experience and resilience.
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Denzel Samoa Ready for Moana Pasifika Debut Against Fijian Drua in Super Rugby Pacific Opener
Rising star Denzel Samoa heads into a landmark Super Rugby debut, taking on the Drua in Lautoka. With family in his sights and a stadium buzzing with anticipation, the Moana Pasifika winger aims to turn a tough opener into the beginning of something special.
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Rewa Eyes Key Labasa Showdown as Coach Stresses Discipline for 2026 Build
Rewa coach Priyant Manu lays out a disciplined, high-stakes plan as they head to Labasa for a crucial away clash. With 2026 in focus and a rebuilt squad, he emphasizes focus, composure, and resilience against a passionate home crowd. This clash could shape Rewa’s momentum in the season ahead.
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Anthony Joshua Back in Training as Comeback Hopes Rise
Anthony Joshua is back in the gym, but his boxing future remains uncertain. A tragic Nigeria road accident that touched his inner circle has his promoter cautiously optimistic about a comeback. The road back to the ring is being charted in training, but the next move stays under wraps.