Sports Hub is a dynamic 30-minute talk show featuring interviews with sporting personalities, previews and reviews of local sports, discussions with players and legends about life after sports, and highlights of weekend games.
Season 2
Aired on TV, Wednesday 7th January 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 14th January 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 21st January 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 28th January 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 4th February 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 11th February 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 18th February 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 25th February 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12) Sports Hub featured FRU chairman John Sanday, who discussed Fiji’s participation in the Nations Championship, plans to host games in the UK to generate higher revenue, and the goal of building a home of rugby in Fiji by 2030. He also highlighted support for the Fijian Drua, sevens team, and Fijiana, aiming for stronger performance and better financial growth for Fiji Rugby.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 4th March 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12) Sports Hub previewed the 39th Fiji Bitter Nawaka Sevens, featuring 88 teams and focusing on grassroots rugby development. The tournament offers $40,000 prize money, will be broadcast live on FBC Sports, and promotes the message “Say No to Drugs.”
Aired on TV, Wednesday 11th March 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12)
Aired on TV, Wednesday 18th March 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12) Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh discussed how rugby strengthens ties between Australia and Pacific nations like Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa by building trust, opportunities, and community connections. He highlighted the success of the Fijian Drua as a model for growth and said similar pathways could benefit other Pacific countries, including the rising development of women’s rugby. Looking ahead to the 2027 Rugby World Cup, he emphasized that success is not just about winning, but about creating a lasting legacy by growing rugby across the Pacific and strengthening regional partnerships.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 25th March 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). This episode of Sports Hub previews the 50th Fiji Bitter Marist Sevens, focusing on its rich history, community values, and its role in developing grassroots rugby across Fiji. It highlights the tournament’s scale, inclusivity of youth and women’s competitions, recognition of past legends, and efforts to create a family-friendly, impactful sporting event that brings together players, fans, and communities
Aired on TV, Wednesday 1st April 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). Jay White highlights the Coral Coast Sevens as a major rugby event boosting Fiji’s economy, tourism, and global profile, while supporting local communities, grassroots development, and growing international participation, with plans for future expansion and improved facilities.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 8th April 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). The discussion covers the appointment of Sene Rusi as interim Flying Fijians coach following Mick Byrne’s departure, with a focus on improving performance and building a winning culture. It also highlights Fiji’s sevens programmes and ongoing efforts to strengthen women’s rugby ahead of future international competitions.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 15th April 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). The discussion focuses on the upcoming Pacific Nations amateur boxing competition in Suva, featuring teams from across the Pacific, Australia, and New Zealand. It highlights Fiji Boxing’s efforts to develop local talent through international exposure, strong coaching, and athlete support, while also showcasing history-making female boxer Jasmine Daunakamakama and the growing opportunities for women in amateur boxing.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 22nd April 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). The discussion previews the 2026 Coca-Cola Games, focusing on the quality of young athletes, competition across sprinting, jumps, and throws, and the importance of long-term athlete development. Coaches and former athletes highlight the need for proper training, discipline, and balancing performance with personal growth, while also discussing school rivalries, standout athletes, and expectations for the upcoming championships.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 29th April 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). Host Satish Narian was joined by guests Albert Miller and Bola Tafo (National Coaches), along with Antonio Rambuilicu and Burns, discussing 2026 Coca-Cola Games, focusing on athlete preparation.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 6th May 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). The clip briefly introduces a discussion involving Hawaii, Australia, and New Zealand, with the speaker expressing thanks for the invitation to participate in the programme.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 13th May 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). The interview highlighted Ba Football’s rebuilding under President Pranil Dayal. He said the team improved discipline, finances, and player welfare after struggling in recent years. Director of Football Ravinesh Kumar also shared plans to develop young players and bring Ba back to the top of Fiji football.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 20th May 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). The episode of Sports Hub highlights Fiji’s outstanding performance at the Oceania Swimming Championships in Suva, where Team Fiji exceeded expectations with 11 gold medals. It features interviews with Fiji Aquatics vice president Errol Taylor and swimmers Anahira McCutcheon and Grace Khelan, discussing athlete development, preparation for future international competitions, the importance of family and coaching support, and the growth of swimming in Fiji.
Aired on TV, Wednesday 27th May 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). This episodes previews the National Schools Swimming Championships and Fiji Rugby’s upcoming provincial and schools competitions, highlighting talent development and new pathways for athlete
Aired on TV, Wednesday 3rd June 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). Satish spoke with Koli Sewabu about Fiji Rugby Union hosting three Rugby Nations Championship matches in the UK. Koli discussed preparations, fan engagement, revenue opportunities, player welfare, squad selection, and Fiji Rugby’s long-term plans, including governance reforms, financial sustainability, and player support programs such as Life After Rugby
Aired on TV, Wednesday 10th June 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12).
Aired on TV, Wednesday 17th June 2026 (Fijian Time Zone: UTC+12). sports Hub previews the upcoming Fiji FACT tournament with Navua, Rewa, and Labasa representatives sharing their preparations, expectations, and goals ahead of the competition.
