Fiji News

Qiokata’s return sparks renewed hope for Naitasiri as they gear up for a Skipper Cup semi against Tailevu. The dynamic fullback is set to make an impact in a must-win clash at the HFC Bank Stadium. Expect a tense, high-stakes showdown where every kick could count.

An uplifting Fiji ocean challenge brings together paddlers, resort teams, and a community united by hope. A 36-kilometer journey in memory of a cherished club member, it embodies grit, teamwork, and the fight against cancer.

Rewa House clinched the Druavesi Trophy in a landmark 32nd Druavesi Golf Tournament at the Fiji Golf Club in Suva. A record turnout of alumni underscored a growing tradition of sport, unity, and shared purpose.

Tributes are pouring in for Unaisi Rokoura, a revered former netball player and coach who left an indelible mark on Fiji’s sports scene. A mentor and leader across netball and rugby, her legacy highlights the power of talent development and community support—even as the sports world mourns her loss.

Today’s rugby showdown at Prince Charles Park doubles as a fundraiser for the Fiji Cancer Society, blending high-stakes play with community spirit. The Fiji Warriors, featuring rising talents and Pinktober energy, prepare for a tough test against Australia Country.

A high-stakes legal battle surrounding a 2021 on-set tragedy moves to federal court, raising questions about evidence handling and accountability. As the case unfolds, it could spark a broader rethink of safety standards in Hollywood.

Suva Futsal is gearing up for a regional challenge that could reshape Fiji’s futsal landscape. Coach Vivek Nandan highlights rapid growth, tighter teamwork, and a bold three-to-five-year plan, but funding and community support remain crucial. A story of ambition, resilience, and a sport on the rise.

Esala Nauga, a Nadroga rugby icon and former Flying Fijians centre, leaves a lasting imprint as a mentor and coach. His humble leadership and love for the game continue to inspire players and communities as the Nadroga rugby family remembers a devoted servant of the sport.

Local rugby’s next big leap could be underway as a new Coach Development Pathway opens doors for Fiji’s coaches. Kadavu’s Josevata Bola and Navosa’s David Dakuitoga join the Fiji Warriors’ camp, bringing fresh perspectives and hands-on experience that could boost talent from the grassroots upward.

Two new facilities in Nabouciwa Village are boosting disaster resilience—a dedicated evacuation centre and a modern ablution block. Funded by the government and completed with local collaboration, the projects offer safer shelter and essential services for residents as Fiji strengthens rural disaster preparedness.

Two suspects linked to a major drug raid appeared in court, remanded until a plea hearing set for April 3. The case mirrors a broader push by Fiji authorities to crack down on methamphetamine and illicit drugs, underscoring a tough stance on drug-related crime.

Australia backs Fiji’s policing with cutting-edge digital forensics gear, boosting capabilities in cybercrime investigations. Part of a broader regional partnership, the upgrade highlights stronger collaboration and a commitment to safer communities across the Pacific.

Nabouciwa village marks a new chapter in disaster resilience with a newly inaugurated evacuation center and ablution block. Funded by the government and built with local labor, the upgrades promise safer shelter and better sanitation for the community, signaling renewed commitment to rural readiness across Fiji.

Tonga takes a bold step in sustainable mining governance with a five-day workshop that produced draft Terrestrial Aggregate Mining Guidelines and an EIA-based permitting approach. This cross-government collaboration blends traditional knowledge with modern practices, aiming to protect land and waters while supporting development.

In Vanuatu, parliament extended its extraordinary session to tackle a packed slate of bills. With a two-hour extension, a tight timetable and notable floor absences set the stage for what could be a pivotal round of debates.

Could a Pacific-wide intelligence-sharing framework reshape regional security? The Pacific-Eyes concept envisions Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Island nations pooling insights to counter growing threats—from crime and illegal fishing to cyberattacks and climate-driven disasters—through a phased rollout and stronger local capacity in Papua New Guinea and Fiji.

A weekend of fierce competition and heartfelt tributes lit up the Diwali Open at Ba Golf Club, where champions rose across multiple divisions. Mahendra Gopal and Asish Chand led the charge, with standout performances and special awards signaling a tournament rich in skill and community spirit.

Emma Stone leads the wild ride in Bugonia, Yorgos Lanthimos’s absurdist sci‑fi about a powerful pharma CEO facing a web of conspiracies and shifting loyalties. With bold performances and a fresh take on representation, the film blends wit, tension, and moral ambiguity in true Lanthimos fashion. The release kicks off in select theaters this Friday,…

Rugby meets remembrance as the Fiji Warriors honor a grandmother’s brave battle with breast cancer. A day of sport and heart, this clash doubles as a community fundraiser and a beacon for early detection and hope.

Fiji’s anti-corruption leadership is under the spotlight as questions about the legality of the acting commissioner’s appointment surface amid ongoing perjury proceedings against a former deputy prime minister. Courts will weigh authority and process, while observers see this as a potential turning point for governance and accountability.

An Olympic bid runs into a diplomatic snag as the IOC weighs athlete participation after Indonesia barred Israeli gymnasts. The dispute prompts a rethink of qualification rules and raises questions about nondiscrimination in the Games. As tensions mount, the sporting world watches to see how politics could reshape who competes on the world stage.