Flying Fijians vs England: Fiji Water Flying Fijians coach Senirusi Seruvakula says the team’s week has been about fixing the basics—accurate catch-and-pass, smarter offloads, and cleaner scrum and lineout timing—ahead of Sunday’s Nations Championship clash in Liverpool (1:10am Fiji time), with the match live on FBC Sports via walesi. Matchday changes: Fiji have gone with a 6-2 bench split and made several tweaks to the starting 23, including Mesake Doge at tighthead and Levani Botia at No.8, plus Simione Kuruvoli at halfback. Pacific rugby league boost: Samoa has joined a AU$250m, 10-year Pacific Rugby League Partnership signed in Brisbane, with Australia-backed funding aimed at strengthening grassroots sport and youth pathways across Samoa, PNG and Tonga. Community sport + environment: Environment Minister Lynda Tabuya backed a Korovou netball clean-up with rubbish bags, gloves and sanitiser, urging players to lead by example and recycle PET bottles through Return and Earn. Theatre in Suva: USP’s Oceania Centre for Arts, Culture & Pacific Studies returns to large-scale performance with Sina (based on the Pacific legend of Sina & the Eel), staged at Laucala Campus on 7-8 August. Film for families: The European Film Festival returns for its fifth edition (July 16-25) with free screenings across Suva, Pacific Harbour, Lautoka and Labasa. Music spotlight: The Rolling Stones release Foreign Tongues, their 25th studio album, continuing their late-career revival with a fast, bluesy punch.