Fiji News

Two Fiji military officers are stepping onto the international stage with newly assigned UN roles, underscoring the country’s enduring peacekeeping commitment. Colonel Daunivakasala Ravunakana will advise Fiji’s UN delegation in New York, while Captain Merelesita Cakau has been promoted to Major and will serve with UNTSO as a Military Observer. Their milestones spotlight Fiji’s progress…

Fiji Kulas reveal a 20-player squad for the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup 2025, pairing battle-tested stars with exciting newcomers. With training ramping up, the team aims to make waves on the international stage in Papua New Guinea.

Malolo’s season is a testament to grit and a remarkable rise—from the Vodafone Vanua Championship back into the Skipper Cup final. A hard-fought semi-final and a pivotal win set the stage, all framed by a heartfelt tribute to their late technical advisor. Now they brace for a grand final against Naitasiri, carrying the hopes and…

Malolo head into a historic Skipper Cup final against Naitasiri, driven by belief and a vow to sharpen discipline. An unlikely rise—from underdogs to contenders—promises a showdown that rugby fans won’t want to miss.

At 2.01 meters, Isaia Lotawa is quickly becoming one of Fiji’s rising rugby stars. From captaining Ba on the verge of the playoffs to setting his sights on the Fijian Drua and the Flying Fijians, his journey blends local grit with big-time ambitions. A story of dedication, community support, and a dream poised to lift…

Tailevu Rugby’s 2025 Skipper Cup journey ended in heartbreak, but the praise for the families and communities behind the team steals the spotlight. A bold, development-focused plan now aims to grow local talent and build a brighter future for Fiji rugby.

Fiji marks a landmark anniversary—170 years of Chinese settlement and 50 years of diplomatic ties with China. The celebrations spotlight a community that has helped shape the nation’s economy, education, and health, while signaling a future of continued cooperation and growth.

Saturday Night Live is kicking off the season with big names, fresh faces, and surprises that could redefine the show’s vibe. As the lineup reshapes the stage and the energy shifts, the next chapters promise bold humor and unexpected moments. A quick look at the evolving cast and what lies ahead for SNL.

Flying Fijians coach Mick Byrne sends a heartfelt note to the fans as the team heads to Europe for the Autumn Nations Series. A first-ever reg night camp, plus a blend of veterans and fresh faces, hints at a fresh, cohesive push for big tests against England and France.

Lautoka gears up for a historic Sangam World Cup, the first hosted in Fiji, as part of a grand centennial celebration. A multi-division football festival paired with vibrant community events promises drama, pride, and a new era for sport in the region.

Mark Nawaqanitawase is turning heads again, stepping into rugby league as Australia’s first dual international in decades. With a rugby union return on the horizon and a bold quest in a new code, his journey promises plenty of surprises.

Across Fiji, persistent barriers keep many women from thriving—stigma, unpaid caregiving, and uneven leadership opportunities. As advocates push for stronger protections and inclusive policies, momentum for real gender equality is building—and the conversation is just beginning.

Fiji’s rising boxing star Junior Binnu Singh steps into a high-stakes showdown in Suva against a seasoned Thai challenger. A clash with real implications for Fijian boxing, this night could redefine the island’s boxing scene with grit, heart, and momentum on the line.

A high-stakes legal clash over presidential authority and the independence of anti-corruption institutions unfolds in Suva. Barbara Malimali’s bid to overturn her dismissal raises questions about constitutional procedures and executive power. With a ruling expected in 2026, the case is being watched as a potential turning point for accountability and public trust.

Fresh health inspections in Fiji’s Northern Division are tightening the rules for food vendors, signaling stricter oversight and targeted hygiene training. With markets and roadside stalls under the spotlight, the push centers on safer practices—and the communities hoping for renewed trust in local meals.

Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs is championing a renewed, family-centered approach to guide the nation’s youth through today’s challenges—from online behaviors to teenage pregnancy and rising drug use. The call stresses shared responsibility among families, communities, and authorities, blending traditional values with modern action.

History was made as Fiji’s Bulikula booked a spot in the 2026 Rugby League Women’s World Cup with a fearless, youth-filled squad. Their breakthrough, built on resilience and trailblazing talent, signals a new era for women’s rugby in the Pacific.

A high-profile legal challenge in Fiji questions who has the authority to dismiss a key anti-corruption official. The Suva High Court showdown centers on constitutional powers, the role of the Prime Minister, and the safeguards that guard checks and balances. The ruling could influence ongoing reforms around governance and accountability.

Traditional leaders gathered in Suva to chart a community-driven path for leadership and development, prioritizing family support, transport improvements, and coconut-based livelihoods. The meeting signals a growing push for local action and unity to build resilience across communities.

Jannik Sinner claims his fourth title of the season in a dramatic Vienna Open final, battling back to beat Zverev and extend his 21-match win streak. The indoor-hard victory showcased his growing dominance and hinted at a bright horizon for the next generation of tennis stars.

Argentina braces for a pivotal vote as Milei’s sweeping reforms face a crucial test. With power, the economy, and public support on the line, the result could steer the nation toward a very different path.