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• Kolinisau not happy with Singapore 7s outing

  The Fiji Airways Men's 7s side's ninth-place finish in Singapore over the weekend has raised more questions than answers for coach Osea Kolinisau and his men.

• Teams eye top finish at World Cup

  Fiji Touch Rugby President Tevita Mau says the eight teams that will be representing the country at the World Cup started their preparation straight after the Pacific Games.

• Two teams to be formed by secondary school athletics

  The Fiji Secondary School Athletics Association will be fielding two teams in this year's Oceania Athletics Championships in Suva.

• Takayawa clinches silver and scholarship

  Fiji Judo's Gerard Takayawa has clinched the silver medal at the 2024 Santiago Panamerican Open in Chile.

• Gutsy effort from the Fijian Drua side

  Following their match against the Brumbies last Saturday, the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain says that it was a frustrating loss for them.

• Fijiana finish fourth

  The Fijiana 7s side has failed to make it to the Singapore 7s final after suffering a 33-22 defeat by New Zealand.

• Fiji ends Singapore outing in ninth place

  The Fiji Airways men 7s side have finished ninth at the Singapore 7s staging a comeback to beat Spain 21-12 in the ninth-place play-off.

• Winless streak continues

  The Kaiviti Silktails will have to do some soul-searching if they wish to bag a victory in the Jersey Flegg Competition this season.

• MGM creates history

  Marist retains title

• TUVA THANKS FORMER SCHOOL

  Despite winning the senior girls 200m Francis Tuva wasn't quite happy like the other victorious athletes.

• BROTHERS WIN MEDALS FOR SCHOOL

  Rusiate Matai and his brother Sitiveni Koroituku have secured medals in high jump for Balata College, with Matai winning gold in the senior boys’ category and Koroituku clinching bronze in the intermediate boys’ division.

• 800M Win

  Marist Brothers High School won the Senior Boys 800m in an intense competition coming from Nakasi High School and Holy Cross College while Naitasiri Secondary’s Rusila Tabuyawa won the gold medal in the girls division.

• Suva schools top tally

  Prominent schools continue to 'poach' athletes

• Parents make sacrifices for son

  Sweet victory for duo

• Nagusa wins gold

  His dad played rugby for Fiji

• CLAUDE DAVID

  In the intermediate girl’s grade, Vanuatu rep, Claude David, took sweet revenge winning the gold.

• NATHANIEL CHAND

  Nathaniel Chand of Suva Grammar School is a star in the making, and he used all his techniques and tactics to win the intermediate boy’s 100m final

• Blue Ribbon winners

  A double disqualification put pressure on Suva Grammar School’s Semesa Caginivalu, but he kept his nerves to join Domitila Naita of Adi Cakobau School as the senior grade 100 metres champions at the Coca-Cola Games.

• SPEARFISHING HELPING

  Ratu Lalabalavu Secondary School head boy Johnny Seeto says his love for spearfishing will come in handy, as he attempts to make his first-ever Fiji Finals appearance in Suva this week.

• RATUCOKI TO MAKE WAVES

  Setting foot into Suva for the first time, a promising young athlete is one of two female athletes representing Savusavu Secondary School at this years Coca-Cola games.

• NO CHANGES

  Organizers of the Coca Cola Games have given their reassurance that there is nothing wrong with the 100 meter starting line.

• Early start

  A good pre-season can make a big difference for any team.

• FRU APOLOGIZES

  We let our Fiji Women’s 7s team down on their travel from Fiji to Dubai

• Drua women denied Three-Peat

  A Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Super Rugby Women's three peat was denied by the New South Wales Waratahs in Brisbane.

• Byrne expected better

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua coach Mick Byrne says he was expecting a better outfit from the players in their 24-17 win against Moana Pasifika at Churchill Park yesterday.

• Macuata keeps Skipper spot

  FMF Macuata has done just enough to remain in the Skipper Cup competition after defeating Tailevu 22-15 at Subrail Park in Labasa last night.

• Champions ready for final dance

  Drua women excited for final

• Fangirl moment for drua women

  Drua women trained on same ground with Blues

• Former captain ready for final

  Tawake present from the start

• Sisters to help Drua defend title

  Marawa draws motivation from Naisewa

• Qualifying standards for Fiji Finals

  Marist not letting guard down

• Akuila Cama Live from Brisbane on Super W

  Final kicks off at 4pm and you can watch live on FBC Sports

• Draw thriller

  Ba-Labasa ends in draw at Subrail Park

• Heat advantage for Drua

  Brumbies up next

• Physical battle

  Drua out for redemption

• Five changes

  Recall for Mecenacagi, Teba, Rasaku and Rere

• Fiji Finals to air live on FBC Sports

  Overseas viewers have pay to watch option

• Baselala detours from rugby

  Young goalkeeper making waves

• Drua calls on Queensland fans

  The Queensland and New South Wales sports rivalry is something the Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua hopes will work in their favor on Sunday in the Super Rugby Women's final.

• Drua centre tops most defenders beaten stats

  Swire Shipping Fijian Drua centre Iosefo Masi leads the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific statistics on defenders beaten this season.

• Savea wary of Fijian Drua threat

  Former All Blacks and Moana Pasifika center, Julian Savea is warning of the challenge the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua pose, especially after their loss at home against the Hurricanes last week in Suva.

• MGM eyes all grades title

  Mahatma Ghandi Primary School is among the 17 schools vying for supremacy in this year's Suva Zone Primary Schools Soccer competition at the HFC Bank Stadium Suva.

• Speedster eyes returns to National side

  Fiji Airways Men’s 7s speedster Iowane Teba is looking to make his return to the international circuit after a long injury lay-off.

• Buna threat to be minimized

  The New South Wales Waratahs understand they need to minimize the attacking opportunities for Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua fullback Atelaite Buna when they meet in the Super Rugby Women’s final on Sunday in Brisbane.

• MGM U18 present i-Tatau

  Mahatma Ghandi Memorial High School under 18 team will represent Fiji at the Sanix World Rugby Youth Invitational Tournament in Japan starting this Sunday.

• Sirewa to follow mum's footsteps

  Doing something for the sake of trying it out may be a career path for Bulou Sirewa who will represent Saint Vincent College in discuss at the Fiji Finals.

• Drua women's ready for final

  The Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua players have developed really well over the past few weeks.

• Crucial week for Fijian Drua

  Swire Shipping Fiji Drua coach Mick Byrne says he has been impressed with how Moana Pasifika has been during this Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season.

• Fijiana 7s scrimmage session

  The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s team are leaving no stone unturned as they prepare for the Singapore 7s.

• Navua all good to go

  Not too long ago Navua football was struggling to find its feet in the Digicel Fiji Premier League.

• Fiji FA to meet Suva FA admins

  The Suva Football Association executive members are set to appear before Fiji Football Association's Chief Executive, Mohammed Yusuf, tomorrow regarding the ongoing governance issue plaguing the association.

• Online tickets launched

  The Fiji Secondary Schools Athletics Association this afternoon launched its online tickets for the Coca Cola Games.

• Drua women's thankful

  It was a memorable night for the Rooster Chicken Fijian Drua Women as HFC Bank Stadium was jam-packed with spectators Friday cheering them on.

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• $3 Billion in revenue generated last year

  The visitor economy contributed $3b in revenue last year.

• School canteen policy

  The Ministry of Education Permanent Secretary has highlighted the urgency of early intervention to mitigate the prevalence of non-communicable diseases and obesity among children.

• MGM enhances athletes participation

  Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School is taking a holistic approach to ensure that their students excel not only academically but also in other school sports.

• Spike in scams

  The Police Force MPAiSA Taskforce has recorded 710 cases of fraud and scams involving the solicitation of money through mobile money platforms.

• Private sector demands action

  Businessman Sandeep Chauhan claims that despite holding several meetings with tertiary institutions, there have been minimal to no steps taken to fulfill the private sector requirements.

• MGM creates history

  It’s history in the making for Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School as the team won its first ever girls’ grade title at the Fiji Finals.

• Crowd support soars at Fiji Finals

  The atmosphere at the HFC Bank stadium was electric as spectators filled the stadium, demonstrating their unwavering support for the participants competing in the final day of the Fiji Finals .

• Civil aviation sector

  There is a lack of qualified civil aviation people and the International Civil Aviation Organization has called on all governments to take ownership of growing their human resources in this field.

• Workers exodus intensifies

  Fiji is currently grappling with a substantial exodus of both skilled and unskilled workers, a trend that intensified since the reopening of borders in December 2021.

• Police warn students

  Consequences of drug offences

• Student success rate measurement

  Concerns raised over accountability on education spending

• Solid waste management

  Need to change ratepayers mentality

• World Process Media Freedom Day

  A moment to reflect says Simpson

• APPEAL HEARING

  Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho are set to be sentenced next Thursday following an appeal hearing at the High Court.

• REMOVAL OF THE SCALING SYSTEM

  The removal of the scaling system and the decision to allow students to advance regardless of their performance are blamed for the declining quality of graduates.

• PARTNERSHIP VITAL TO CURB DRUG ISSUES

  The Ministry of Home Affairs is working closely with its Australian counterparts to enhance security measures to deal with narcotics and other drug-related issues.

• Cancer diagnosis

  1400 cases of cancer are diagnosed in Fiji each year, and the statistics reveal that the incidences of cancer continue to increase in the country.

• QUALITY OF TETIARY EDUCATION

  Fiji requires a holistic approach to boost education quality and retain skilled citizens says Dialogue Fiji Chair Nemani Buresova.

• TABUYA CALLS FOR FLEXIBLE WORKING HOURS

  Minister for Women, Children & Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, stresses the urgent need for implementing flexible working hours to support working mothers in Fiji.

• STUDENTS WELLBEING A PRIORITY

  As the countdown to the highly anticipated Fiji Finals begins, the nation's education ministry and police force are asking all students to prioritise their well-being.

• SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN

  Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has announced plans for new legislation aimed at protecting vulnerable children.

• NEW AGREEMENTS

  Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and Australian Minister for International Development and the Pacific Pat Conroy have signed two Memorandum of Understandings this afternoon.

• DRUG OPERATION

  The Fiji Police Force is ramping up operations ahead of the Fiji Finals to ensure it remains a drug-free event.

• FRCS OPERATION

  The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has been able to discover and confiscate a significant number of illegal materials aboard vessels over the last seven months.

• ALLEGED MURDERER REMANDED

  The man accused of killing his wife at an apartment in Suva last Thursday was produced in the Suva Magistrate Court today.

• SHIFT IN DRUG TRENDS

  There's been a shift in drug usage trends, people are injecting themselves with liquid methamphetamine and cocktails of mixed drugs.

• CONCERNING MIGRATION TREND

  The laxity in security checks at the Port Denarau Marina, the premier marina facility, leaves Fiji with the risk of facing greater implications as a result of this leniency.

• Nadonumai unveils plans

  Nadonumai Holdings Limited has showcased the strength of indigenous entrepreneurship and its contribution to the economy as a potential business investment partner.

• New outdoor Amphitheater

  Sigatoka Town officially opened its new outdoor amphitheatre today, marking a significant milestone for the town.

• New PCR Laboratory

  Working with various stakeholders, the Fijian agricultural sector is committed to putting quality over quantity, especially when exporting to foreign markets.

• Food safety Strengthened

  The Ministry of Health along with the Food Safety taskforce is taking significant steps to bolster food safety measures following a surge in public concerns and a recent wave of inspections that exposed worrying hygiene practices.

• Tourism spending

  Tourism books with increased spending on activities

• Women in leadership

  Comprehensive framework to empower local women leaders

• Navua hospital cleanup

  Community engagement encouraged

• Leadership concerns

  PM maintains decision

• Vulani Island land issue

  Sabeto landowners want land back

• UN Peace Building Program launches

  PM champions Peace Building

• Application refused

  Hearing on substantive matter in June

• Kava Bill back on the table

  Taskforce met earlier this week

• National minimum wage consultation

  The Ministry of Employment's ongoing consultations on the national minimum wage review has seen significant engagement from stakeholders, showcasing a range of perspectives and recommendations.

• Farmers call on authorities to regulate dalo price

  The farmers in the interior of Naitasiri, especially in Waidracia, are facing challenges with fluctuating prices of dalo, a significant commodity for their livelihoods.

• SODELPA pleased with Radrodro’s reinstatement

  Three months after being dismissed, Social Democratic Liberal Party Member of Parliament, Aseri Radrodro is back in office to assume his role as the Education Minister.

• Man in custody following alleged murder

  A man is in custody who allegedly murdered his wife at an apartment complex in Robertson Road in Suva yesterday.

• Combatting terrorism incidents

  There is scope for spillover effects from past terrorist activity in South East Asia and the Middle East which could fuel terrorism and violent extremism in Fiji and the region.

• Retirement age extension

  The Coalition Government will extend the retirement age from 60 to 62 years for specialized expert positions requiring scarce skills across the Civil Service.

• TLTB embarks on comprehensive consultation with landowners

  Interim Chief Executive Solomoni Nata says so far, they have visited 40 out of the 77 Districts to engage with landowners on various issues, including leases, land development, land compensation, and other matters requiring clarification.

• Concerns over safety gear neglect

  The Employment Ministry has expressed concerns regarding certain employers failing to provide protective gear to their employees.