Super Rugby Women’s: Fiji Drua Women host the Queensland Reds in a Super Rugby Women semi-final at Churchill Park (1pm, live on FBC Sports), with Reds coach Andrew Fraser warning the Drua’s world-class pack and key players will demand a sharper defensive effort. Flying Fijians: Reports of player dissatisfaction are being denied as Fiji Rugby Union insists the team is working on unity ahead of the Scotland clash at Murrayfield, with players alleging unprofessional treatment and planning issues. Nations Championship (Fiji’s rugby spotlight): The new-look July Nations Championship heads into its final weekend, with Fiji set to face Scotland after earlier losses to Wales and England, while the wider tournament’s TV and streaming guides keep fans locked in. EU in Fiji (film & culture): The European Union launches “Powering Pacific Potential” at the European Film Festival in Suva, rolling out eight European films and a campaign highlighting EU investment in the Pacific. Girmit Museum Project: Fiji’s Girmit Museum Project moves to its next phase after nationwide public consultations, with community input shaping the museum’s design, purpose and long-term vision. Viti Reggae Festival: Nadi will host the inaugural Viti Reggae Festival in October, headlined by the Lucky Dube Band with local artists and a tourism boost for the West. Sports development (youth): An OFC U16 semi-final line-up is set with Solomon Islands joining Fiji, PNG and New Zealand, keeping the Pacific pathway to the FIFA U17 World Cup in focus.