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2023: Expected reopening of the refurbished Damodar City Aquatic Centre and National Hockey Centre
2023 October 7^th & 14^th: Hosted Skipper Cup semi-final and final respectively at the HFC Bank Stadium, Suva
2023 September 23^rd: Christian Mission Fellowship Primary School hosts first netball awards night at Hall B–Vodafone Arena, Suva
2023 September 21^st: Toe to Toe Boxing Promotions back on the scene after 10-plus years to launch November 2023 boxing matches.
2023 September 4^th: Removal of tracks system at the HFC Bank Stadium, Suva, commenced; complete Stadium stand-down activated October 30^th in preparation for installation of new tracks system
2023 August 26^th: Hosted Vodafone Deans and Weet-Bix Raluve finals at HFC Bank Stadium, Suva
2023 August 24^th-25^th: 40^th Head Teachers Association annual conference and annual general meeting held at FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2023 August 18^th-19^th: Planet Shakers returns to our venue; hosts another Nights of Celebration concert at the Vodafone Arena, Suva
2023 August 15^th-16^th: St. Joseph’s Secondary School hosts another year of school concerts at the FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2023 August 10^th: St. Anne’s Primary School returns to the HFC Bank Stadium, Suva, after a long absence to host the school’s interhouse
2023 July 22^nd: Western Secondary Schools rugby finals held at Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka
2023 July 10^th-19^th: Hosted the 32^nd Pacific Oceania Junior Championship at the Lautoka Tennis Courts, Lautoka
2023: Venues previously leased –Thomson Park, Navua, reverted to Fiji Sports Council management
2023 June 22^nd-25^th: IQ Active Quiz Show records sessions at Hall B-Vodafone Arena, Suva, after a long absence
2023 April 27^th-29^th: Coca-Cola Games held at HFC Bank Stadium, Suva
2023 April 12^th-16^th: Fiji hosted the Melanesian Futsal Cup held at the Vodafone Arena, Suva
2023 April 5^th: Burger King in collaboration with Tuwai Investments launches Bula Business House Futsal Soccer League at FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2023 March 25^th: FASANOC hosts 2023 Fiji Sports Awards at the Vodafone Arena, Suva, in collaboration with the Fiji National Sports Commission and Fiji Sports Council
2023 March 16^th-18^th: 47^th Fiji Bitter Marist 7s held at the HFC Bank Stadium, Suva
2023 February 25^th -March 4^th: First Fiji Fringe Festival held at Fiji Sports Council Laucala venues – Vodafone Arena, Hall B, Carpark at Vodafone Arena, and FMF Gymnasium
2023 February 3^rd-4^th: Hot Bread Kitchen Vulaca Championship hosted by the Fiji Volleyball Federation returns to the FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2023 January 11^th-28^th: Hosted the Oceania Under 17 Football League at HFC Bank Stadium, Suva
2023 January12^th-14^th: McDonalds Coral Coast Sevens held at Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka
2023: A number of fashion shows were hosted at the Concourse-HFC Bank Stadium and Vodafone Arena, Suva
2022 December 14^th: National Elections key venues – Vodafone Arena and FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2023 December 8^th-10^th: Fiji National Sports Commission hosts Central Community Games in multiple facilities in Laucala
2023 November 12^th: BSP held its family fun day at the Vodafone Arena, Suva, after a two-year absence
2022 July 1^st: HFC Bank announced as the new naming right sponsor of the iconic National Stadium. New name – HFC Bank Stadium

2022 April 30^th: First Super Rugby game for this year, Swire Shipping Fijian Drua vs Highlanders, ANZ Stadium, Suva. Fijian Drua’s first ever game on Fijian soil
2022 April 25^th: Refurbishment works on the Damodar City Aquatic Centre and the National Hockey Centre begins
2021 June/July: Selected facilities established as FEMAT & Medical Care Units for COVID-19 with Fiji Ministry of Health
2019 June 1^st–10^th: International Junior World Weightlifting Championship, FMF Gymnasium & National Fitness Centre, Suva
2019 June 1^st: Super Rugby – Gallagher Chiefs vs BNZ Crusaders, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2019 January 18^th–20^th: Coral Coast 7s, Lawaqa Park, Sigatoka
2018 26^th–27^th: Oceania Rugby Under 20 Championship, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 November 8^th–10^th: Oceania Rugby 7s, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 October 5^th: University of the South Pacific’s 50th Anniversary, FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2018 October 13^th: Fiji Bati vs Tonga, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 October 5^th–10^th: Fiji Football Association Inter-District Championship, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 October 6^th: Adi Cakobau School Jubilee Celebration, FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2018 October 5^th: University of the South Pacific’s 50th Anniversary, FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2018 September 12^th–16^th: Oceania Futsal Competition, FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2018 September 29^th: Fiji Rugby National Rugby Championship, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 September 15^th: National Rugby Championship, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 September 12^th–16^th: Oceania Futsal Competition, FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2018 September 8^th: National Rugby Championship, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 August 24^th –27^th: Pan Pacific Junior Championship, Damodar City Aquatic Centre, Suva
2018 August 4^th & 11^th: Deans Rugby semi-finals and finals, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 July 28^th: Deans Rugby quarter-finals, ANZ Stadium, Suva
2018 July 2^nd–5^th: Fiji Elections mock exercise, FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2017 June 17^th: Fiji vs Italy, ANZ Stadium, Suva (Fiji won 22-19)
2017 June 24th: Fiji vs Scotland, ANZ Stadium, Suva (Fiji won 27-22)
2016: Hosted 8 Oceania events (back-to-back events)
2016 December 4^th–10^th: Oceania Basketball Championship, Vodafone Arena, Suva
2016 November 25^th–27^th: Oceania Taekwondo Championship, Vodafone Arena, Suva
2016 June 21^st–26^th: Oceania Swimming Championship, Damodar City Aquatic Centre, Suva
2016 June 25^th–30^th: Table-Tennis Open Championship, FMF Gymnasium, Suva
2016 May 24^th–28^th: Oceania Weightlifting Championship, Vodafone Arena, Suva
2016 May 2^nd–7^th: Oceania Volleyball Championship, Vodafone Arena, Suva
2016 February 8^th–13^th: Oceania Futsal Championship, Vodafone Arena, Suva (11th Edition)
2014 June 7^th: Fiji vs Italy, ANZ Stadium, Suva (25-14)
2003: Hosted the South Pacific Games
1998 May 26^th: Fiji vs Scotland, National Stadium, Suva (Fiji won 51-26)
1978: Fiji Sports Council established under the Fiji Sports Council Act
1979: Hosted the South Pacific Games
1992: Establishment of the National Sports Development
1993: Blueprint for Sport Development
1994: Sports Symposium
1995: Sports Congress
1996: Sport Development Unit
1997: Ra Sports Ground
1998: Lawaqa Park

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