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• Rewa out

  Rewa's dream of winning the OFC Men's Champions League has been cut short after losing to AS Pirae 4-2 in the semifinal in Tahiti.

• Women's rugby referees

  15 years ago the only familiar face and name for women rugby referees in Fiji was Kuini Vuli.

• Silktails continue to put in effort

  Fiji Airways Kaiviti Silktails coach Wes Naiqama says there are moments when the players perform exceptionally well, but other times lack consistency in this seasons Jersey Flegg Cup competition.

• Home crowd advantage for Fijiana XV

  Playing test matches at home has many advantages for the Vodafone Fijiana 15s.

• CALEB MUNTZ IS BACK

  It'll be the first time in eight months that Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will watch Caleb Muntz this weekend.

• DRUA PLAN

  For the first time, the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have a full week of training here at home before traveling.

• REWA FC BRACE FOR AS PIRAE

  It's all good at camp for the Rewa FC squad as they gear up for their first ever OFC Men's Champions League semifinal tomorrow.

• UPCOMING TESTS FOR FIJIANA XV

  The last home Test for the Vodafone Fijiana 15s was in 2022 but next month they’ll host Japan in Suva and Lautoka.

• CHALLENGING JOURNEY FOR LOMANI

  Transitioning from 15s to sevens hasn’t been an easy journey for Kolora Lomani.

• DAWAI READY TO RETURN

  There are plans for cruiserweight boxer Ratu Sailosi Dawai to have more fights in Fiji.

• SINGH HAPPY KOFANA AND JOSEPH

  Rewa football head coach Rodeck Singh is satisfied with his backline in the OFC Men’s Champions League in Tahiti.

• UPCOMING CHALLENGES FOR FIJIANA XV

  The Vodafone Fijiana 15s are on active mode as they prepare not only for the Oceania Rugby Women’s Championship in Brisbane, but also for their upcoming Test matches.

• 100TH FOR TUI

  Fiji Bati captain Tui Kamikamica will play his 100th NRL and Melbourne Storm game this week.

• REWA FC READY FOR LAST FOUR OUTING

  The Rewa FC head coach says playing in the OFC Men’s Champions League semifinal will not be an easy outing for them.

• KAUTOGA HAILED

  Veteran Samuela Kautoga has been hailed for his instrumental role in Rewa’s run to the semi-finals of the OFC Men’s Champions League in Tahiti.

• IDC CHAMPIONS

  Ba has retained the 2023 IDC Women’s IDC title after defeating Labasa 4-1 in the final in Suva.

• Drua beat Reds at home

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua is still in the hunt for a Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific quarterfinals spot after beating the Queensland Reds 28-19 at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Rewa into OFC semis

  Rewa has secured a semifinal spot in the OFC Men's Champions League after defeating Hekari United 3-2 in Tahiti.

• Women in black through to IDC final

  Ba has qualified for the Digicel Women's IDC football final tomorrow after walloping Suva 16-0 at Vatuwaqa.

• 17 clubs turn up for week-long tournament

  The Central Basketball Association's Youth Challenge attracted teams from Suva and Nadi for a week-long competition ending.

• Fijiana Drua still hurting from Force defeat

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have much to make up for with their fans after a disappointing outing in Perth last week.

• Thomas eyes local competitions

  Fiji Rugby Women's High-Performance Manager Alana Thomas and her team will constantly be on the lookout for new talent in local competitions.

• Haider aims to knock out Mudaliar

  There will be no love lost this weekend when former sparring partners Ubayd Haider and Krishnil Mudaliar clash in the South Pacific Boxing Promotion event in Nadi this weekend.

• Tyson and Paul Spar verbally in Press Conference ahead of July bout

  Mike Tyson and Jake Paul took verbal jabs at each during a press conference to drum up interest for their July boxing match at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

• Reds aware of Drua threat

  The Reds are aware that the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are a different side altogether when they play in front of a home crowd, especially under scorching conditions.

• Fijiana XV gear up for Oceania

  It has been an intense two weeks for the Vodafone Fijiana XVs as they gear up for the Oceania Rugby Women’s Championship.

• Fiji to host Five Nations

  Fiji National Rugby League chief executive Don Natabe reveals that Fiji will be hosting five nations in the Pacific Championships this year.

• Rewa on track

  Fiji's representative to the OFC Men's Champions League in Tahiti, Rewa, just needs a draw in their final group match against Hekari United to make the semifinal.

• U16 qualifiers next for Mini Kulas

  Our Digicel Mini Kulas lost 3-nil to New Caledonia in the final of the OFC U15 Girls Development Tournament at Churchill Park last.

• Drua to do it for Fans

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua have vowed to do it for its loyal fans this weekend.

• No More Slip Up

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Mick Byrne says they can't afford any slip up in the three remaining Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific rounds.

• Fijiana 15s

  Vodafone Fijiana 15’s Head Coach, Mosese Rauluni, has named three overseas based players in his extended squad for the upcoming 2024 Oceania Rugby Women’s Championship scheduled for the end of this month.

• Lautoka Regroup

  Lautoka rugby is slowly reaping the fruits of its development work.

• Drua to find a way

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will have to find a way this Saturday against Queensland Reds in a must win match in Suva.

• Rewa wary of Warriors

  Hekari United of Papua New Guinea in group A of the OFC Men's Champions League ahead of Fiji's Rewa, Auckland City and Solomon Warriors.

• Fiji Chess

  The Fiji Chess Federation will release details of its upcoming tournament soon.

• Reds in Suva

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua didn't know what hit them in Perth, Australia last night against Western Force.

• Bosco Trophy

  Suva women’s rugby side has created history after being the first team to hoist the Bosco Challenge Trophy at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

• Suva next for Maroons

  Lautoka rugby coach Peniona Ranitu fired up his side yesterday before playing Nadi in the Farebrother Challenge by sharing his experience.

• Rewa OFC

  Rewa has started its OFC Men’s Champions League campaign on a high after holding defending champs Auckland City to a 2-all draw in Tahiti today.

• Farebrother Trophy

  Lautoka has ended its 21 years of Farebrother Trophy drought after beating Nadi 16-10 at Lawaqa Park in Sigatoka.

• Raiders triumph

  The Kaiviti Silktails have suffered another heavy loss in the Jersey Flegg Cup, going down 56-8 to the Canberra Raiders in Nadi today.

• The Bus returns

  Flying Fijians winger, Josua Tuisova is set to make his comeback from a knee injury this weekend, when he runs out for his new French Top 14 club, Racing 92.

• Halves combination

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Mick Byrne is confident in his halves combination of Peni Matawalu and Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula for the clash against the Western Force this weekend.

• Eastern Zone 7s

  Defaults marred the Vodafone Fiji Secondary Schools Eastern Zone 7s competition at Laucala Bay today with some schools not turning up.

• Karan Olympics dream

  Fiji’s long-distance champion Yeshnil Karan is one of 206 athletes selected to represent Fiji at the upcoming Oceania Championship at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.

• Second win for Mini Kulas

  The Fiji Under-15 girls' development team upheld their remarkable performance in the OFC Under-15 Development Tournament, securing a 3-0 victory over Tonga, their second pool game at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

• Five team to battle for Bosco Trophy

  Today marked a significant moment for the Fiji Rugby Union as they launched the 2024 ANZ Bosco Trophy Challenge to honour former Flying Fijians captain Pio Bosco Tikoisuva.

• Force to make amends

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua will have a chance to play according to their game plan this weekend against Western Force in Perth, Australia.

• Drua need to win remaining four games

  The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua need to win their four remaining games in the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific to reach the quarterfinals.

• Ravai ready for Fiji

  Queensland Reds prop Peni Ravai is enjoying some valuable game time in this season's Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific.

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• GOVERNMENT EMBRACES OPEN SKIES

  Minister for Civil Aviation Viliame Gavoka declared in parliament today that the coalition government is strongly embracing the concept of open skies.

• SECURITY MEASURES

  The Land Transport Authority has implemented comprehensive measures to protect its operating systems from hacking, tampering, and manipulation.

• COLLABORATIVE EFFORT NEEDED

  It was stated in Parliament today that the Financial Management Information System of the government was outdated, which resulted in the inability of many ministries to produce annual reports on time.

• TUI LEVUKA INSTALLED

  The Turaga na Tui Levuka Ratu Etonia Seru Rokotunaceva, was formally installed in a ceremony rich in tradition and cultural importance.

• STARLINK NOW AVAILABLE IN FIJI

  The arrival of Starlink supports the Fiji government’s efforts to connect the unconnected population in maritime communities without significant upfront capital costs.

• MINISTERS NOTES POLICE DUTY LAPSES

  Home Affairs Minister Pio Tikoduadua confirms that reports are being received against police officers from various divisions who are not performing their duties as expected, particularly in registering complaints from Fijians.

• DRUG WAR

  Former Republic of Fiji Military Forces Commander Viliame Naupoto has voiced his support for involving RFMF officers and firearms in Fiji’s war on drugs.

• DRUG SCARE LOOMS

  Drug Free World Fiji Founder Kalesi Volatabu says the impact of Fiji's drug problem puts the national economy at stake. #FBCNews #FijiNews #Fiji #newsupdate

• GOVERNMENT WEIGHS EVACUATION

  Discussions are underway to evacuate Fijians residing in New Caledonia as unrest escalates into the second week.

• BOND PERIOD FOR STUDENTS

  The Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Services is working on extending the bond period for students who are on government-funded overseas scholarships.

• Right Mindset

  A lift in attitude from the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua players was the key to their 28-19 win against the Queensland Reds in Suva yesterday.

• Thorough discussion for minimum wage

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the government is ensuring the review of the minimum wage rate does not affect employers.

• New Zealand offer more support

  New Zealand High Commissioner to Fiji, Charlotte Darlow, reveals that hospitals in Fiji can expect further funding from New Zealand for refurbishment in the near future.

• Compliance in Maritime Operations

  The Ministry of Transport emphasized the importance of regulatory compliance in maritime operations.

• Aging Health care facilities

  The Fiji Medical Association has acknowledged significant challenges facing Fiji's healthcare infrastructure.

• Healthcare workers

  The Ministry of Health has revealed a deeply concerning trend where doctors are increasingly reluctant to be posted in rural and maritime communities.

• New vessel to boost security

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka cthe recent influx of drug detections across the country highlights the critical role of maritime security.

• Debt repayment at $1 billion annually

  Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad says the government is currently paying about $1 billion per year for debt repayment.

• Call for more community engagement

  To mark International Museum Day, a new exhibition was opened at the Fiji Museum in Suva and was free for the public just for the day to mark the occasion.

• Comprehensive responses needed

  There are fears that without robust and comprehensive responses, Fiji, will continue to grow into an expanded marketplace in terms of illicit drugs.

• Trial date to be set next month

  A trial date on another case involving former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Chief Sitiveni Qiliho is set to be confirmed next month.

• Centre revamp to benefit thousands

  Months of effort have paid off as over 70,000 Fijians will now benefit from the newly refurbished Nausori Health Centre, which officially opened.

• Fiji faces critical juncture

  Fiji faces a critical juncture in addressing both the influx of illicit drugs facilitated by highly sophisticated criminal networks and the widespread demand for drug consumption across the nation.

• Increase in admission

  Admissions to St. Giles Hospital for drug and substance abuse has increased significantly with 103 cases recorded in January alone.

• Breakthrough agreement

  In a breakthrough agreement reached after more than two days of intense negotiations, striking staff at the Fiji Water Plant in Yaqara and Lautoka have secured significant gains, including a substantial pay increase and improved working conditions.

• Paulini to perform at Drua Games

  International sensation Paulini Curuenavuli is set to dazzle audiences once again, this time on home soil.

• Fiji Water and NUW deliberations

  After two days of intense deliberations, Fiji Water and the National Union of Workers are expected to release a joint statement tonight, signaling a resolution to the recent industrial dispute.

• Regional Progress

  Outgoing Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General Henry Puna emphasized the substantial impact of global interest in the Pacific region, urging regional leaders to embrace it as a catalyst for progress rather than viewing it as a source of concern.

• SPC Staff Safe

  The Pacific Community says all its staff, their families and country participants based in Noumea, New Caledonia are safe and not directly impacted by the ongoing civil disturbance.

• The European Film Festival Promotes Diversity

  Fijians will have an opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of the European Film Festival.

• Health Risk

  The Vutia District School in Rewa is calling for assistance to access safe drinking water.

• Typhoid Vaccination Campaign

  The Ministry of Health has recorded a low turnout at its typhoid vaccination campaign in the Northern Division.

• Negotiations Continue

  Deliberations continue between Fiji Water and the National Union of Workers.

• President pays tribute to Girmityas

  President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere saluted the Girmityas for embracing Fiji as their home.

• Vibrant Girmit Day float procession

  Meanwhile today's official Girmit Day celebrations began with a vibrant float procession from Lautoka's Shirley Park to the Girmit Multi-Cultural Center.

• Duo remanded in custody

  The two men charged for the alleged murder of a 29-year-old man have been further remanded in custody.

• Scarcity of water

  Women remain vulnerable due to the scarcity of water encountered in the three villages of the distant District of Vutia in the Province of Rewa.

• Factory boiler replaced

  The Fiji Coconut Millers Limited has successfully replaced the factory boiler, which was damaged due to an explosion in February last year.

• Senior citizens honoured

  A number of senior citizens who are the descendants of the Girmityas have been acknowledged for their sacrifice and contribution towards nation building.

• Fraudulent activities in Driving Schools

  The Land Transport Authority has received a significant number of complaints on fraudulent activities in driving schools around the country.

• Girmit Celebrations begin

  Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad has acknowledged the significant contributions of the Girmityas and their descendants to Fiji's social, economic, and political progress.

• Water crisis in Vutia District

  The District of Vutia in the Province of Rewa has been deprived of reliable access to water for over three decades, dispossessed of a necessity in life.

• COC makes new appointments

  The Constitutional Offices Commission has appointed several distinguished individuals to key positions within various governmental bodies.

• FCS Acting Commissioner apologizes

  The Fiji Corrections Service has apologised to the families of former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho and former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

• Sugar Industry

  Acting Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka stresses the pressing need for comprehensive solutions to confront the challenges affecting Fiji's sugar sector.

• Jail term for Bainimarama and Qiliho

  Fiji's longest-serving Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama, has been jailed for one year after he was convicted of perverting the course of justice.

• Fight far from over for legal team

  The senior counsel representing former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho has indicated that while they anticipated today's court ruling, their fight is far from over.

• Bainimarama remains Party leader

  Voreqe Bainimarama is still the FijiFirst party leader.

• Fiji Airways records profit

  Fiji Airways has today revealed a remarkable $132 million profit after tax for the fiscal year 2023.