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Fiji light up World Cup despite defeat as heavyweights march on

MELBOURNE, Oct 26 - Fiji breathed life into a Rugby League World Cup blighted by lopsided contests by going toe to toe with Australia on Sunday, though the defending champions survived to book their place in the semi-finals.
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Fiji Bati sets sights on semi-final berth

Vodafone Fiji Bati captain Apisai Koroisau believes that if they continue the same work ethic against New Zealand like they did to Australia last night, they can go all the way for the win. A win over New Zealand books the Bati a spot in the semi-finals. He says the next few days will be […]
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White: Earn it

FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Jake White has sent a strong message to Fiji's overseas-based stars: talent and reputation alone will not guarantee a place […]
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Women’s softball world cup

SOFTBALL fans have the chance to witness the world’s best players in action, with tickets now on sale for the 2027 WBSC Women’s Softball World Cup Finals at Moreton Bay.… The post Women’s softball world cup appeared first on Glasshouse Country & Maleny News.
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Australia survive almighty Fiji scare to stay unbeaten at Rugby League World Cup

Tom Trbojevic scores hat-trick in Kangaroos’ 36-22 win Semi Valemei also scores three as Fiji run in four tries in Brisbane The naysayers have questioned this increasingly provincial sport and its sometimes laughable and often one-sided, so-called World Cup. But against the favourites and hosts Australia, the Fiji Bati showed – from the tears on the players cheeks during their anthem, their wondrous pre-match hymn, right through 80 minutes of fearless effort in attack and defence – why this tournament is worth persisting with. The inspiring Fijians appeared to have answers to every criticism, a response to every question, except three. The quality on the Australian bench, the class of James Tedesco and the finishing of triple try-scorer Tom Trbojevic finally took down the likeable underdogs, in front of a healthy Sunday night crowd in Brisbane and no doubt millions watching on prime time television. Continue reading...
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