Fiji Rugby has announced a new partnership with Dulux Fiji that will see Rugby House and the High-Performance Unit (HPU) Gym undergo refurbishment as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the foundations of the sport in the country. As the official paint partner of Rugby House and the HPU Gym, Dulux Fiji will support upgrades to the facilities, creating a more modern, welcoming and inspiring environment for players, coaches, staff, stakeholders and the wider rugby community. Fiji Rugby says the initiative reflects its commitment to improving the spaces where athletes prepare, coaches plan and staff work, recognizing that long-term success…
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Despite the recent missile test launch in the Pacific, China remains a significant development partner for the region, with its presence continuing to contribute to the development of Pacific Island countries through bilateral and multilateral partnerships. Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum, Baron Waqa said the Pacific Islands Forum Ministers Meeting reaffirms the importance of Pacific countries having a strong voice in regional decision-making. particularly on matters concerning peace, security and the safety of theregion. “China is recognized as a very very important development partner for the region, both at the bilateral and multilateral level” he said. Waqa said…
BHP and several unions are preparing to return to the bargaining table with the Fair Work Commission, following a weekend of industrial action at Port Hedland that escalated from targeted bans into full-scale work stoppages.
Fiji’s only professional circus is taking its Fijian-made entertainment product to Australia, opening a new market for local creative talent. VOU’s Fijian Flying Circus will tour Darwin, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney from this month through to January next year.The tour comes after the company performed twice at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and became the first Fijian company to headline a major New Zealand arts festival. Behind the international performances is also a growing business supporting more than 80 Fijians in the creative sector, with ticket proceeds helping fund professional training for young artists through Fiji’s Conservatorium of Dance.…
A private investor group backed by the owners of an e-commerce streetwear marketplace have struck a deal with FTI Consulting receivers to acquire Perth-founded retailer Stax.
Quade Cooper’s hopes of making a remarkable return to the Wallabies for the 2027 Rugby World Cup remain alive, despite the veteran flyhalf currently having no playing contract for next season. The 38-year-old has re-entered the Australian rugby conversation after joining the Wallabies’ camp in Japan and sharing his experience of Japanese rugby ahead of Saturday’s Test against Japan. Cooper, who has won 80 Tests for Australia, moved into a coaching role with Osaka-based Kintetsu Liners last season. His shift away from playing led many to believe his international career was over, but Cooper has since made it clear that…
A Singaporean investment trust’s rapid ascension in the Pilbara has led it to a hotel project in Karratha which has stumped four previous proponents.
Bernard Foley may have the 2027 Rugby World Cup in the back of his mind, but his immediate challenge is clear: help turn the NSW Waratahs into a force again. With his 37th birthday approaching, Foley has returned to the Waratahs alongside veteran halfback Nick Phipps, 35, for what could be their final campaign with the club. Their reunion comes 13 years after the pair helped guide NSW to the franchise’s only Super Rugby championship in 2014. For Foley, the comeback is about more than nostalgia. It is an opportunity to work with one of the most exciting young groups…
ASIC investigations has led to a surge in bans or licence cancellations for businesses and financial managers in the past financial year.
Rewa FC face a crucial battle to keep their OFC Men’s Champions League semi-final hopes alive after suffering a heavy defeat in their opening Group B match. The Delta Tigers were beaten 4-1 by Vanuatu champions Galaxy FC at Churchill Park in Lautoka, leaving them without a point after the first round of matches. Lae City FC of Papua New Guinea also recorded a 4-1 victory over Tupapa Maraerenga of the Cook Islands in the other Group B fixture. Galaxy and Lae City currently sit at the top of the group with three points each, while Rewa and Tupapa are…