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Army vs Police Sukuna Bowl Showdown Promises Fiji Rugby Fireworks
Douglas Daveta shifts from Malolo to the Army lineup just as Fiji gears up for the Sukuna Bowl. With Anare Tabakaucoro in the mix and a title-hungry Army squad ready to challenge the Police, the clash promises pace, skill, and high-stakes rugby.
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Fiji Rejoins Asia-Pacific Human Rights Forum as it Pushes for Paris Principles Accreditation
Fiji hosts a pivotal regional gathering that could redefine its human rights watchdog. With renewed calls for independence, transparency, and adherence to international standards, the meeting signals a hopeful turn for the commission—and for Fiji’s broader rights landscape.
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Retired Fiji Adviser Turns Farmer, Signals Agriculture Revival
On Beqa, a retiree turns to farming, juggling coconuts, yaqona, and tomatoes on a 75-acre plot while navigating market swings and rising costs. His story hints at a broader revival in Fiji’s agriculture, where resilience and community effort are driving traditional farming toward a hopeful future.
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Dancing With the Stars 20th Anniversary: Robert Irwin Eyes Mirrorball Trophy on Season 34
DWTS marks its 20th anniversary as Robert Irwin teases a new run with Witney Carson, eyeing a Season 34 mirrorball trophy. Expect nostalgic throwbacks, heartfelt tributes to his sister Bindi and their late dad Steve, and a behind-the-scenes peek at an emotional milestone for the Irwin family.
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Stolen exam papers spark Fiji school security probe
An investigation is underway after national examination papers were stolen from a Sigatoka school. As officials review security protocols to safeguard Fiji’s exams, assurances have been given that the timetable will stay intact and broader safeguards are on the horizon.
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Prince William’s Open-Dialogue Parenting: Balancing Truth and Protection
Prince William offers a revealing look at his approach to parenting, emphasizing open, age-appropriate conversations with his children. He talks about balancing honesty with protection in a world full of online dangers and everyday uncertainty. A candid glimpse into how the royals navigate modern family life.
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Break-In at Sigatoka School Triggers Fiji Exam Security Shake-Up
An alarming breach of national exam security at a Sigatoka school triggers urgent policy reviews and a swift response to safeguard the timetable. As authorities tighten safeguards, the episode highlights the ongoing push for tighter accountability in education.
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Fiji Sevens Coach Teases Top-13 Dubai 7s Selection Ahead of Reveal
Fiji’s sevens camp in Suva closed with head coach Osea Kolinisau shaping a decisive path toward Dubai 7s. As the final 13 players loom, rising stars are stepping up and the team readies for a Pool C clash against Argentina, South Africa and France. A glimpse of grit, speed, and pride ahead of the big…
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Vanna White’s Relationship at a Crossroads: Will They Tie the Knot?
After more than a decade together, a beloved TV personality and her partner find themselves at a crossroads, with wedding plans stalled by busy careers. One side longs for commitment, the other hesitates, and the tension hints at a deeper question about their future. A closer look reveals how career and personal hopes are shaping…
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Alien: Earth Renewed for Season 2 as FX Extends Noah Hawley Partnership
FX has renewed Alien: Earth for a second season, signaling bigger stakes and bolder twists in the Alien universe. Wendy’s hard-won freedom sets off new consequences and rivalries, with corporate powers looming large. Filming kicks off in London next year, promising an exciting new chapter.
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Pacific Islands Unveil Regional Plan to Fight Non-Communicable Diseases
Pacific health leaders convene for a pivotal workshop to sharpen the region’s plan against non-communicable diseases. The agenda centers on cross-sector collaboration, stronger health systems, and sustainable food futures—with an eye toward tangible steps for small island nations.
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Lupus Awareness Surges in Fiji as Government Funds Support New Initiatives
Lupus awareness in Fiji gets a boost with new funding for outreach, counseling, and meds. As community events roll out and stigma doors begin to open, the outlook for those living with lupus is beginning to brighten.
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Homecoming Clash: Fiji Pearls Meet British Army Netball Team in Suva Friendly
Two teams, one night in Suva: a friendly that doubled as a homecoming for the British Army netball squad and a showcase for Fiji’s rising talents. The Fiji Pearls edged the visitors 48-36, but the real story lies in the rekindled connections, shared pride, and the bright spark of Fiji netball’s future.
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Who Will Seal Fiji’s 2025 NCC Finals Berth? Zonal Showdowns Begin
The 2025 NCC zonal races are heating up as clubs across the North, South, and West push for the final ticket to the national finals. Expect thrilling playoff battles, tight group duels, and a decisive round-robin showdown that will test every squad’s depth and resolve. A showcase of grit, skill, and community pride is set…
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Edgar Wright’s The Running Man Gets a Satirical Twist
Edgar Wright’s running-man reimagining blends sharp satire with high-stakes action, trading nihilism for a winking critique of surveillance-age media. Glen Powell injects the lead with undeniable charm, while Josh Brolin and Colman Domingo add a sly, cutting edge. A contemporary remix that promises thrills intertwined with timely social commentary.
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Fiji Remembrance Day Dawn Service Unites Navy and Nation in Suva
Remembrance Day unfolded with a solemn dawn service and a national tribute in Suva, bringing veterans, officials, and families together in quiet reflection. From the shores of Walu Bay to the National War Memorial, the ceremonies highlighted courage, sacrifice, and a collective vow to strive for peace and stability in Fiji’s maritime community.
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Fiji Schools on Edge as Year 12 Exam Papers Vanish and Break-Ins Rise
A security breach at a Sigatoka secondary school has investigators tracing how Year 12 exam papers were tampered with and why some documents went missing. This incident adds to a wave of school break-ins, prompting calls for stronger safety measures—from regular security checks to on-site guards—through closer collaboration between schools and local authorities. The focus…
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Fijiana 7s Ready to Shine in Dubai 7s With Fresh Talent, Coach Walker Says
Dubai 7s looms as Fiji’s Fijiana 7s tune up under head coach Michael Walker. Fresh from Ignite and Paradise 7s, the squad blends experience with new talent as they brace for a tough pool against USA, France and New Zealand. With two weeks to go, the team is sharpening its strategy for a strong start.
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Horned Bee Lucifer Unearthed in Western Australia, Spotlighting Hidden Pollinators
A newly discovered native bee from Western Australia sports a tiny, devilish horned face—earning it the nickname Lucifer. Found near an endangered wildflower in the Goldfields, the creature hints at a wealth of unseen biodiversity and the fragile balance of pollinators in mining country.
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Turkish C-130 Crash Near Georgia-Azerbaijan Border Sparks Questions
– Tragedy strikes as a Turkish military aircraft crashes in Georgia, triggering urgent rescue efforts and the start of a formal investigation. Leaders mourn the loss as investigators seek answers about what happened. – A sudden air disaster near Georgia’s border with Azerbaijan prompts a rapid rescue response and a developing probe, with regional leaders…
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BBC in Turmoil as Leadership Shake-Up Tests Impartiality and Trust
Turmoil hits a major broadcaster as leadership reshuffles collide with accusations of bias and a high-stakes legal threat from Donald Trump over a controversial documentary. Debates over funding, impartiality, and public trust are sharpening a pivotal moment for its future.