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Silktails Brace for 26-Round Season, Focused on Self-Belief and Consistency
in Fiji NewsSelf-belief and consistency take center stage as the Kaiviti Silktails map out a demanding 26-round season. With a mix of veterans and fresh recruits, the focus is on mental resilience as they prepare for the long grind and the growth that comes with it.
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Fiji COI Fallout: Legal Challenge Over Unfair Findings After Investigations Dismissed
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes legal drama unfolds as individuals linked to a controversial inquiry race to clear their names. With criminal probes behind them but civil challenges continuing, the case raises fresh questions about fairness, accountability, and what it takes to rebuild reputation.
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Fiji Faces Possible Severe Weather as Pacific Tropical Low Near Vanuatu Moves In
in Fiji NewsA developing tropical low near Vanuatu could bring unsettled weather to Fiji starting Thursday, with gusty winds, heavy rain and rough seas on the horizon. While the system’s future strength and track remain uncertain, conditions may evolve over the coming week, prompting vigilance and preparedness.
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Warner Bros Bid War Heats Up as Netflix, Paramount Vie for Control; Ellison Bets Big
in NewsWarner Bros. Discovery sits at the center of a high-stakes bidding war between streaming giants, where debt worries, bold cash offers, and surprising backers could reshape the future of Hollywood. The outcome remains anyone’s guess.
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Elton John Turns Kneecaps Into Gold Necklace
in DJ & MusicElton John reimagines a medical milestone as wearable art: a gold-framed necklace that includes a fragment of his own kneecap. Crafted with a renowned designer, the piece blends personal history with couture—and even carries a Latin motto about resilience. A bold reminder that life’s challenges can spark extraordinary creativity.
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Fiji Opens New Secondary Schools to Bring Year 9 Education Closer
in Fiji NewsNew secondary schools are opening across Fiji to bring Year 9 students closer to home and keep them in class. Ratu Meli Memorial Secondary School is already welcoming students, with Naweni launched recently and Namuka expected soon, plus plans for Nawaka, Yasawa, Ra, and Naitasiri.
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Bula Parki Launch Brings Cashless Parking and Real-Time Monitoring to Suva
in Fiji NewsSuva City’s new Bula Parki platform brings cashless payments and real-time monitoring to parking, promising a smoother, smarter experience for drivers and merchants. Digital meters and data-driven insights could redefine urban parking—starting in council lots with plans to expand.
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Kristen Stewart Directing Debut Highlights Hollywood’s Treatment of Women
in NewsKristen Stewart makes a bold shift from acting to directing with The Chronology of Water, confronting Hollywood’s treatment of women and the limits placed on female storytellers. Cannes praise and intimate reflections frame a debut that aims to reshape how women’s experiences are seen on screen.
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Ramdev Urges Spiritual Leaders to Lead Cow Protection, Reveals Patanjali Goa Wellness Center Plan
in NewsBaba Ramdev lays out a practical, action-oriented blueprint for cow protection, insisting that true leadership from seers and Shankaracharyas is essential beyond conferences and slogans. He teases Patanjali’s broader wellness initiatives and a major project in Goa, framed as part of a larger vision for India’s health and spiritual heritage.
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2025 ELA Awards Honor the Best Family Law Attorneys
in NewsCompassion meets advocacy in the 2025 Best Family Law Attorney honorees. These distinguished practitioners guide families through difficult transitions—divorce, mediation, custody—combining strategic skill with a deep respect for relationships. Their stories illuminate how thoughtful lawyering can protect futures while preserving what matters most.
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Fiji TSLS Rolls Out Pre-Departure Prep for High-Achieving Scholars
in Fiji NewsA new pre-departure briefing for high-achieving scholars offers a snapshot of what awaits overseas—from academic duties to the support networks that will back them throughout their studies. Families were part of the discussion, and organizers are rolling out more regional orientations to keep everyone prepared.
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Fiji Moves Toward First Licensed P2P Lending Platform for MSMEs
in Fiji NewsFiji is edging toward a licensed peer-to-peer lending platform designed to expand funding for micro, small, and medium enterprises. Backed by government, the Reserve Bank, and regional partners, the project seeks fintechs and lenders to help build a secure, scalable digital marketplace that could redefine business finance in the Pacific.
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Goa Emerges as National Frontrunner in Service Reforms and Growth
in NewsGoa is positioning itself as a frontrunner in service delivery reforms and growth, with rising investments and more jobs on the horizon. Highlights include easier doing business, stronger MSMEs, and upgrades in roads, water supply, and renewable energy, paired with social schemes that ease housing and empower communities. The outlook suggests a future of inclusive…
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Gold Surges to $5,000 as Global Uncertainty Sparks Safe-Haven Demand
in FinanceGold hits record highs as market jitters push investors toward safe havens. A volatile mix of policy moves, inflation signals, and a softer dollar is igniting the rally in gold—and silver.
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Bridgerton Season 4 Teases a Modern Cinderella Romance Between Benedict and Sophie
in NewsYerin Ha and Luke Thompson ignite undeniable chemistry as Benedict and Sophie step into a modern, Cinderella-inspired romance. A heady London meetup and a pivotal moment of trust hint at a season that redefines love, agency, and dream-chasing in the Bridgerton universe.
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Mendoza’s Instagram Moment Rekindles Spotlight on Quiet Heisman QB
in SportsIs Fernando Mendoza flirting with a return to the social spotlight? After a season defined by laser focus and a minimalist phone setup, a recent Instagram like has fans buzzing. As the Heisman winner presses on with his high-profile playoff push, what this hints about his evolving online presence remains to be seen.
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Kaiser Permanente Strike Set to Roil California and Hawaii
in NewsThousands of Kaiser Permanente nurses and health care workers in the Los Angeles area are bracing for a major strike that could ripple across California and Hawaii. As picket lines form and talks continue, the dispute over staffing, patient safety, and caregiver dignity could reshape care in the region.
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Rainima’s Health Setback Leaves Northern Division Leadership in Limbo
in Fiji NewsUncertainty surrounds the Northern Division’s leadership as Commissioner Northern Uraia Rainima recovers from a health issue. With an acting divisional planning officer in place, officials say any decision on Rainima’s return rests with higher authorities, leaving the community awaiting developments.
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Arrest Video and White House Manipulated Image Spark Backlash in Nekima Levy Armstrong ICE Protest
in NewsNew footage from a church protest spotlights civil rights tensions in the immigration debate. Nekima Levy Armstrong’s arrest and a controversial manipulated image prompt a closer look at how activists are portrayed—and what dignity looks like in the moment of arrest.
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Kristen Stewart Takes the Director’s Chair, Calls Out Hollywood’s Double Standards
in NewsKristen Stewart steps behind the camera to confront Hollywood’s gender dynamics, offering a candid view of how directing changes the respect she’s shown compared to acting. From her debut The Chronology of Water to future projects, she hints at a bolder, more equal future for women in film—and a voice that won’t be silenced.
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Vadodara teen’s Goa escape sparks debate on exam stress
in NewsFacing crushing exam pressure, a 17-year-old from Vadodara vanishes and travels to Goa, turning a family crisis into a spotlight on student mental health and the hidden cost of academic stress.