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Fiji Policy Gaps Threaten the Vulnerable
in Fiji NewsPolicy gaps are driving urgent calls from Fiji’s social services sector as vulnerable communities await fair aid and smarter climate relocation plans. Advocates say inclusive, timely action is needed to ensure every voice is heard and no one is left behind.
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Fiji Civil Service Launches Mandatory Health Screenings in New Wellness Policy
in Fiji NewsFiji’s civil service rolls out a sweeping Health and Wellness policy designed to elevate wellbeing across all ministries. The framework centers on annual health screenings, mental health support, and a strengthened tobacco-free culture, alongside flexible work and safer, more inclusive workplaces. With biannual reviews and clear accountability, this initiative aims to embed sustainable healthy practices…
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Back to School Assistance 2026 Payments Kick Off Tomorrow
in Fiji NewsBack to School Assistance is rolling out for the 2026 year, with eligible students set to receive support starting tomorrow. Year 13 payments are planned for a later date, pending enrolment confirmations. Help is available at District Offices and the Help Desk for families navigating the new term.
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Desmond Claude’s Status in Question as Washington Battles Michigan
in SportsDesmond Claude’s status for Washington’s showdown with Michigan remains unclear after a week of mystery and a surprising absence. With the rotation in flux and Bryson Tucker stepping up, the Huskies still carry momentum heading into a pivotal matchup. What role Claude will play—and how Washington adapts—could shape the outcome.
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AP Top 25 Shakeup: BYU Falls From Top 10, Utah State Enters Top 25
in SportsTwo Utah programs are making waves in the national spotlight. BYU sits at No. 11 after a standout week, while Utah State breaks into the Top 25 at No. 23. With big matchups on the horizon, the state’s basketball story is heating up.
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Franz Wagner Returns for Berlin Homecoming in Historic Magic-Grizzlies Clash
in SportsFranz Wagner returns to the Magic lineup in a high-profile homecoming as Orlando heads to Berlin for a historic clash with the Memphis Grizzlies—the first regular-season NBA game in Germany. With Wagner back from a six-week ankle sprain and both teams hungry for a spark, this international showdown is shaping up to be anything but…
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Is TSMC the 2026 AI Chip Kingmaker?
in AIAI-driven demand is reshaping the chip market, and TSMC sits at its center. As the contract‑manufacturing giant expands capacity and adjusts pricing on its latest nodes, its valuation looks striking next to Nvidia and Broadcom. Could TSMC be the stock to watch as 2026 unfolds?
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Kokkinakis withdraws from Adelaide as Australian Open hopes hinge on Vukic
in SportsHours before his scheduled match, Thanasi Kokkinakis withdraws from Adelaide with a shoulder injury, casting doubt on his Australian Open hopes. In his absence, fellow Australian Aleksandar Vukic storms into the quarterfinals as seeds fall and the road to Melbourne grows more unpredictable.
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Fiji Sugar Grants Boost Cane Farmers, Western Division Among Winners
in Fiji NewsEight farmers in Fiji’s Western Division are set to benefit from new grants aimed at revitalizing the sugar sector. A broader push to boost incomes and modernize the industry signals a hopeful turn for cane farming communities.
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Fiji Convenes Three-Day Health Strategy Workshop to Shape the Future
in Fiji NewsFiji launches a pivotal three-day National Strategic Planning Workshop to chart the future of the health system. Senior leaders from hospitals, centers, and communities will shape a practical plan to tackle rising non-communicable diseases, new health threats, and workforce strain.
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Raducanu Returns in Hobart as Rain Delays Opener Ahead of Australian Open
in SportsEmma Raducanu makes her Hobart comeback as rain halts a tense first-round clash with Camila Osorio. Blustery conditions and a push for early-season momentum set the stage for a pivotal moment ahead of the Australian Open.
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Fourth-Quarter Gamble: Can Towns Align With Brown’s Knicks Blueprint?
in SportsKarl-Anthony Towns is emerging as a late‑game catalyst for the Knicks, but syncing his scoring instincts with Mike Brown’s defense‑and‑grit approach isn’t seamless. A pivotal bench stretch changed the momentum and intensified questions about fit, momentum, and what this season could become.
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Monterrey’s Rayadas Lead Liga MX Femenil Clausura 2026 After Week 2
in SportsLa Liga MX Femenil entra en una fase clave del Clausura 2026: las Rayadas se posicionan en la cima y la pelea por los puestos continúa. Con una tercera jornada repleta de duelos decisivos, los equipos buscarán asegurar su paso y encaminarse hacia el objetivo sin perder intensidad.
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Giants QB Jaxson Dart and Marissa Ayers Go Public With Their Relationship
in NewsJaxson Dart and Marissa Ayers are turning heads as their Instagram reveal shifts from dating rumors to romance. A string of cozy posts and playful captions hints at a high-profile couple just getting started in the spotlight.
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Tell Me Lies Season 3: Amanda Arrives and Sparks a Tangled Web
in NewsSeason 3 of Tell Me Lies introduces Amanda, a freshman whose tangled ties to Bree and Oliver kick off a new wave of drama. Secrets collide and old wounds resurface as risky choices threaten to pull the group apart. Iris Apatow brings a fresh, captivating edge to the twists fans crave.
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Kam Patterson Stirs Debate With Unfiltered SNL Remarks From Netflix Stand-Up
in NewsKam Patterson’s latest stand-up routine is turning heads as he reflects on his rise to SNL and the culture shock of fame. Bold, unapologetic humor hints at bigger conversations about authenticity and representation in today’s comedy landscape.
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NFP Leader Defends Pacific Polytech Funding, Dismisses Investigation Claims as Rubbish
in Fiji NewsBiman Prasad pushes back against calls for a probe into Pacific Polytech’s funding, insisting the grants were Parliament-approved and aligned with standard budget processes. He emphasizes that education funding is overseen by the Education Ministry and the Fiji Higher Education Commission, highlighting the school’s role in reviving technical education and boosting local employment.
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Palm Royale Season 2 Embraces Campy Couture and Comedy
in LifestylePalm Royale’s second season leans into candy-colored camp, trading heavy drama for sparkling fashion, sharp wit, and unapologetic fun. It’s a stylish, witty escape that revels in its own silliness—pure entertainment that doesn’t pretend to be more than what it is.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Debuts January 15 on Paramount+ with The Doctor’s Return and a Bold Hybrid Cadet
in NewsStar Trek: Starfleet Academy launches this January, blending beloved veterans with bold new cadets. The Doctor returns in a 32nd-century setting as a Klingon/Jem’Hadar hybrid rises to leadership, hinting at Dominion War aftermath and fresh adventures. A hopeful, action-packed entry point for both old fans and new recruits.
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Giants Target Harbaugh in High-Stakes NFL Coaching Push
in SportsBold moves and high stakes surround the New York Giants as they pursue John Harbaugh to reboot the franchise. Harbaugh is weighing options as several teams circle, leaving fans wondering when a decision could reshape the Giants’ future. The coaching saga is poised to set the course for the team’s next era.
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Gaethje Targets Interim Title in Las Vegas Showdown With Pimblett at UFC 324
in SportsJustin Gaethje returns to the title hunt as he meets Paddy Pimblett at UFC 324 in Las Vegas. With retirement on the horizon and a bold plan to chase more glory, the fiery contender hints at a road that could redefine his legacy.