Are you a retired female athlete ready to inspire change and lead in your community? The New Zealand Olympic Committee, is thrilled to announce the Wahine Toa Oceania Women’s Leadership Programme for 2025! This transformative initiative is your opportunity to take the skills you honed as an athlete and apply them to leadership, governance, and management roles.

Are you passionate about sports and committed to fairness and transparency? The Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (FASANOC) is seeking new members to join our Selection Justification Committee (SJC). This is your chance to play a vital role in shaping the selection process for Team Fiji athletes.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Barrie Sweetman, a dedicated sports administrator and rugby enthusiast who left an indelible mark on Fiji's sporting landscape. Barrie passed away on December 11, 2024 at the age of 90.

The ONOC Equity Commission (ECO) ACE Award, or the "Active Champion of Equity" Award, celebrates outstanding individuals committed to advancing women in sports across Oceania. This prestigious annual honor recognizes those who demonstrate exemplary leadership, innovative initiatives, or significant contributions to promoting gender equality in sports administration, coaching, or technical roles.

Laisiasa Puamau, Fiji's decorated national basketball coach, has returned from a transformative coaching apprenticeship in the United States, bringing with him valuable insights from elite collegiate basketball programs. Puamau was among just 12 graduates from an initial pool of over 100 applicants in the prestigious International Coaching Apprenticeship in Basketball (ICAB) program.

FASANOC's ACE Program is seeking passionate former or current national sports representatives to become ACE Champions for 2025. This program empowers athletes to use their influence to promote positive social change in Fiji.