Letters To The Editors

Letters to the Editor | Sunday, September 24, 2023

Rugby World Cup I have a good feeling that the Flying Fijians can go all the way to the top in this Rugby World Cup. The fitness and skills are already there, I believe combined...

23rd September

Letters to the Editor | Saturday, September 23, 2023

Stallions out to end Suva’s unbeaten run THE prestigious Inkk Farebrother Sullivan Trophy is at stake as giants of the Skipper Cup and the unbeaten FMF Suva side faces the Cambridge Farm Nadroga team at Lawaqa Park. The Stallions have successfully defended the trophy they value more than anything else against Namosi (23-15) and Naitasiri...

22nd September

Letters to the Editor | Friday, September 22, 2023

Rugby in the Land Down Under IT was that Fiji win in 1954 and our tour at the time, that helped to revive the game of rugby in Australia for the spectators, largely because of our carefree and free-flow style of rugby. Isa, but our win this week in the World Cup, might just do...

21st September

Letters to the Editor | Thursday, September 21, 2023

Men of the match MY men of the match are Simione Kuruvoli who booted us to an historic victory, and Levani Botia the Jackler and never say die battler, who won for us those crucial turnovers, on a day the Aussies will rue, when the coconut tree squashed the kangaroo! Edward Blakelock, Admiral Circle, Pacific...

20th September

Letters to the Editor | Wednesday, September 20, 2023

Masterpiece in motion 69-year drought broken! Wallabies head coach Eddie Jones is in the spotlight as the ferocious Flying Fijians left the Wallabies RWC hopes hanging by a thread and recording their first win in 69 years. The Wallabies face a win-or-die Pool C clash with Wales in Lyon after they were battered in the...

19th September

Letters to the Editor | Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Great coach, great team, great win Patience is a virtue. When we lost to Wales last week, everyone from the players to fans were angry and devastated, but if there was one person that showed no signs of panic or agony it was our national coach Simon Raiwalui. During his post match summary he was...

18th September

Letters to the Editor | Monday, September 18, 2023

Overworked doctors AS a regular SOPD patient, on a very recent visit for prostate and kidney scans, I learnt, in passing, a GOPD doctor handled some 200 patients during his shift. As a caring Nadi retiree, as a voice for the silent majority, I respectfully share this matter with the Minister for Health and Medical...