Pacific Islands
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Rai, Sky and BBC among first wave of America’s Cup broadcasters
Fiji and Japan to join Six Nations teams in new tournament
New Zealand Rugby review puts end to Super Rugby, excludes South Africa and Argentina
Japan and Fiji ‘invited to special, expanded Six Nations’
Australian commercial networks’ sports coverage offered to Pacific Island nations
Liverpool change tack as coronavirus cost-cutting continues
IOC approves Paris 2024 surfing in Tahiti, urban arena at Place de la Concorde
Paris 2024 selects Tahiti for Olympic surfing competition
Tahiti the frontrunner to stage surfing at Paris 2024
Plans unveiled for Global Rapid Rugby series
China to fund Pacific Games stadium in the Solomon Islands
Tonga sued over Pacific Games withdrawal
The Pacific Games Council (PGC) and the Tongan Olympic Committee (TASANOC) have lodged a claim for damages against the country’s government following its withdrawal of hosting rights for the 2019 Pacific Games multi-sport event.
Samoa confirmed as host for 2019 Pacific Games
The Pacific Games Council (PGC) has formally approved Samoa as the host nation for the 2019 edition of the Pacific Games multi-sport event.
World Rugby details increased investment in Pacific Islands teams
World Rugby today (Thursday) announced details of an increased investment into Fiji, Tonga and Samoa in co-operation with Pacific Rugby Players, the body representing players in the region, while the sport’s global governing body has again defended its under-fire bidding process for the 2023 World Cup.
Chinese company steps in to aid ‘insolvent’ Samoa Rugby Union
More than WST$350,000 (€119,000/$138,000) has been generated in a fundraiser for the Samoa Rugby Union after SRU chairman, and the Pacific Island nation’s Prime Minister, Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, declared that the sport’s governing body was “insolvent”.