AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSuper W Rugby: McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women are ready for their first home game of the season, hosting Western Force at Churchill Park in Lautoka, with captain Bitila Tawake saying the squad is calm, focused and aiming to turn resilience into a big crowd-pleasing performance. Rugby Pathways: Fiji U20 head coach Tui Osborne says the team must sharpen defence and attack ahead of the Junior World Championship in Georgia, with France first and contact-area preparation a key priority. Sports Governance: Fiji’s National Sports Commission says it never received Mick Byrne’s medical report from the Fiji Rugby Union, fueling the ongoing dispute over his removal as head coach. Commonwealth Games: FASANOC has named Team Fiji for Glasgow 2026, selecting 58 athletes and officials across eight sports, with departures scheduled in stages. Football Business: The OFC Pro League is financially secured for the next three years after its first season across New Zealand, Australia and Pacific islands, including Fiji’s Bula FC. Arts & Culture: Matariki celebrations are set to return in Auckland with Te Karanga-a-Hape on July 9, featuring Ladi6, MĀ, WAIWHAI and Halfqueen. Travel & Culture: A Nadi stopover highlights Lapita and Melanesian history at Viseisei village, with a local guide sharing stories for visitors.
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