Fraser Coast Rugby 7s Festival

The Fraser Coast Rugby 7s Festival organising committee, via its Island Breeze Australia arm is proud to announce that proceeds from the Fiji Day dinner held on the 11th of October 2025 went towards the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service - Oasis Crisis Support space.

We acknowledge the massive impact the Oasis Crisis Support Space has on our community at large in building a resilient society and more importantly help cater for the great need at a time as such.

One of the five core values of Rugby is Solidarity which leads to life-long friendships, camaraderie, teamwork and loyalty which transcends cultural, geographic, political and religious differences.

It is our sincere hope that our little investment into this crucial space will build on making our community and society, a mentally strong and sound one.

More from the Fraser Coast Rugby 7s Festival over the weekend

Pix and pieces from the weekend action at the Fraser Coast Rugby 7s Festival in Hervey Bay.

The tournament was graced with the likes of former Wallabies players in Radike Samo and Henry Speight, two players of Fijian lineage that stamped their mark in the World of Rugby for Australia.

Island Breeze led by big Bill Bonanuku had the services of seasoned 7s journeymen in Jim Naco Rovuame Vakacoa Raione and Paul Bete coupled with former Colo I Suva, Waimanu and Kacau kei Gau campaigner Kaiyava Davui Rogoyawa .

IB bowed out 12- 7 in the semifinals stages to eventual winners Global Fiji which had the services of former Fijian 7s internationals Kalioni Nasoko and Abele Yalayalaabua Atunaisa

Meanwhile Queensland Fiji, under the tutelage of Master Ratu bowed out to Global Fiji in the final. Queensland was boosted by Junior Flying Fijians scrum-half Atama Francis and Sunnybanks winger Tumeli Naco

Congratulations to the Global Fiji side that scooped the 4th Fraser Coast Rugby 7s Festival title over the weekend.

This after the Abele Yalayalaabua Atunaisa led side defeated a strong Queensland Fiji in the final.

Global Fiji walks away with the championship prize money of $4000 and the prestigious silverware for their efforts.

Congratulations to both the top two finalists at the tournament.

Due to unforeseen travel circumstances our two Women's teams from Fiji have had to pull out. But this doesn't stop the only women's sides taking the field tomorrow!

Lets welcome the Queensland Fiji and Tagimoucia Ranadi!

Our Social Comps will have Four Nations battle for Supremacy

Here's your Open Men Pools for the Fraser Coast Rugby 7s Festival!!