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Doctor Who Christmas Special Sparks New Era After BBC-Disney+ Split
Doctor Who is gearing up for a Christmas special that many believe will kick off a bold new era. With Russell T Davies back at the helm, big questions about the Doctor’s future and a wave of spin-offs are stirring excitement—and the voyage into the next chapter has barely begun.
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Kim Kardashian Shares Health Update After Brain Aneurysm News, Urges Routine Checkups
Kim Kardashian opens up about a recent health scare and the steps she took to stay on top of her health. She shares a reminder that regular checkups and stress awareness matter—and the power of family support during tough times.
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Hurricane Melissa Makes Rare Category 5 Jamaica Landfall
Jamaica faces the punch of a category-five hurricane as Hurricane Melissa makes landfall, unleashing fierce winds and life-threatening rains. With authorities warning of dangerous surges and floods, communities spring into action, rallying together to weather what could become a defining storm. A story of resilience amid a powerful natural disaster.
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Upstate South Carolina Measles Outbreak Prompts Free Vaccine Drive
Measles cases are rising in Spartanburg and the Upstate, prompting a free mobile vaccination drive to help curb the outbreak. An ongoing effort places MMR shots in community clinics as health officials share regular updates and urge unvaccinated residents to participate.
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Samoa Urges Urgent Measles Vaccination as Regional Cases Grow
Rising measles cases abroad are prompting urgent reminders for parents to shield toddlers with a two-dose vaccination schedule—first at 12 months, then at 15 months—and to keep immunization records up to date.
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Filipino Seafarers Rescued in Fiji After Months of Underpayment
Filipino seafarers rescued from months of wage abuse in Fiji are returning home as authorities pursue accountability and stronger protections for overseas workers. With investigations into their employer and recruiters underway and reintegration support in place, the case highlights ongoing efforts to safeguard migrant labor in the region.
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Nauru Dawn Memorial Honors Angam Day and WWII Repatriation
At dawn, a solemn Nauru memorial marks a dual Angam Day—honoring resilience and a pivotal chapter in the nation’s history. Leaders and survivors gather to reflect on identity, unity, and the hope carried into tomorrow.
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One Piece: Imu Sparks God Valley Showdown as Legends Rally Against a Transcendent Threat
Imu’s unleashed power sends shockwaves through God Valley, forcing legends to unite in a battle that could redefine the pirate world. Old rivals join forces against an foe who defies even their might, turning the tide in a way no one saw coming. The next chapter promises to upend everything the seas believed possible.
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New Tilapia Push in Fiji Sparks Hope for Rural Food Security
Fiji’s northern communities are embracing sustainable aquaculture to boost food security and empower rural livelihoods. Explore how health checks, fry releases, and strategic site assessments are helping farmers grow resilient, climate-smart fisheries.
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Papua New Guinea Signs UN Cybercrime Convention, Joins 65-Nation Coalition
Papua New Guinea is stepping up its cyber defense by joining a 65-nation coalition under the UN Convention Against Cybercrime. The move signals a broader push to modernize laws, boost digital identity, and tighten regional cooperation to safeguard the online landscape.
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OACPS Unites for Climate Action and Reform Ahead of COP30
Amid looming global milestones, the OACPS Committee of Ambassadors gathers to shape a united approach to climate action, reform, and sustainable development. Leaders emphasize refreshed multilateralism and collaborative action as they chart a path toward resilience for Africa, Caribbean, and Pacific states ahead of COP30 and the 2026 Malabo summit.
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Vanuatu Tightens Online Safety for Under-16s in Schools
Vanuatu moves to strengthen protections for under-16s online, reshaping how schools manage internet access and what content is allowed on campus. The amendment also enlists ISPs to support enforcement, sparking a national debate on balancing learning with digital freedoms. A pivotal moment in how education and online safety intersect in a modern classroom.
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Terrifier Actress Sues Producers Over Profits and Consent Allegations
Actress Catherine Corcoran has filed a federal lawsuit alleging breach of contract, fraud, and on-set misconduct against producers tied to a popular horror franchise. The filing highlights questions about pay, profit-sharing, and consent, set against a backdrop of growing scrutiny of industry practices. The case could spark a broader conversation about actor rights and accountability…
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Papua New Guinea backs New Caledonia’s political path, signaling Melanesian unity
Papua New Guinea pledges renewed support for New Caledonia’s political journey and Melanesian unity. After a high-level meeting with New Caledonia’s leadership, the region eyes deeper collaboration and a shared path toward stability in the Pacific.
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Fiji’s Clean Cooking Gap: Rural Women Left Behind in Energy Push
New data reveals a stark urban-rural split in access to clean cooking fuel in Fiji, with women bearing the heaviest burden. While cities race ahead with electricity and LPG, many rural households still rely on traditional fuels, affecting health and daily routines. The findings point to a bold push for cleaner energy and gender-focused solutions…
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Fiji Seaweed Farming Expands Through Community-Government Partnership
On Fiji’s coast, communities and fisheries authorities join forces to safeguard the seaweed harvest. From quality checks to expanding nurseries and tide-smart harvesting, this collaboration signals a path toward sustainable livelihoods along the coast.
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Fiji Airways Names Paul Scurrah CEO to Lead Next Chapter
Fiji Airways is poised for a new era as a seasoned aviation executive takes the helm on November 1, 2025. The leadership transition hints at bold plans for growth, innovation, and sustainability behind the airline’s next chapter.
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Dr Pepper Distribution Shake-Up Sparks Fountain-Drink Changes
Texas court action is shaking up the soda distribution map, signaling big changes for your next fountain drink. As brands redraw routes, familiar flavors could taste a little different—an intriguing shift to watch.
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Harry Grant to captain Australia in second Test as Isaah Yeo sits out
Harry Grant steps into the Kangaroos’ captaincy as Isaah Yeo sits out with concussion, guiding a squad built on leadership and rising talent. A high-stakes showdown in Liverpool looms, with Australia aiming to cement their series lead and England ready to counter.
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Rio’s Contenção Raid Becomes One of the Deadliest, Triggering Debate on Security Tactics
Nova operação policial no Rio de Janeiro, batizada de Contenção, reacende o debate sobre violência, segurança pública e suas consequências humanas. Especialistas afirmam que esse tipo de ação perpetua o medo e questionam se há mudanças reais no cotidiano das comunidades. Enquanto autoridades reconhecem limites, cresce a pressão por estratégias mais eficazes e menos violentas…
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Fiji Calls for Global Biodiversity Funding Boost
Fiji takes center stage at a pivotal biodiversity summit, urging more inclusive, well-funded action to safeguard the planet’s living systems. With calls for gender-responsive reporting and louder voices for indigenous communities, the discussion could redefine how progress is measured—and funded—for the 2030 targets.