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Fiji Takes Aim at Plastic Pollution with Container Deposit Regulations
Fiji moves to curb plastic pollution with a mandatory beverage container return scheme. As consultations roll out across government and industry, the plan promises sharper recycling, green jobs, and a broader push toward a circular waste economy—bottles, e-waste, tires, and more.
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Transgender Service Members Sue Over Revoked Military Retirement Benefits Tied to Ban
Transgender service members are mounting a high-stakes lawsuit after retirement orders were revoked amid shifting policy. The case questions earned benefits, military records, and what justice looks like for those who served.
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Fiji’s Port Denarau Marina Unveils 115m Mega-Birth to Boost Luxury Yachting
Fiji’s premier superyacht hub unveils a landmark expansion, including the country’s first 115-meter mega-berth. With a broader capital works program and a five-year plan in motion, the stage is set for enhanced guest experiences and new revenue streams—advancing resilience and growth amid evolving industry challenges.
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Fiji Braces for Bail Ruling in Massive Meth Seizure Case
A high-stakes bail hearing in Fiji tests the balance between compassionate grounds and public safety as authorities crack down on large-scale drug trafficking. The case mirrors a broader push to disrupt narcotics networks and uphold accountability within the justice system.
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Zootopia 2 Teases a New Adventure as Goodwin and Quan Share Trivia Moment
Ginnifer Goodwin and Ke Huy Quan bring playful trivia to Zootopia 2, with a teaser look at new merch and familiar friends. As Judy and Nick dive into a fresh mystery with an expanded cast, the sequel promises action, humor, and plenty of surprises when it hits theaters on November 26.
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Dozens of Texas Women Sue Army Health Officials Over Alleged Covert Recordings
Dozens of women are pursuing legal action over alleged ignored complaints and privacy breaches within a Texas military medical system. The case raises urgent questions about accountability, leadership, and patient safety in military healthcare—and what reforms might follow.
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The Beast in Me: Claire Danes Returns in a Netflix Mystery Premiering November 13
November brings a gripping Netflix mystery that reunites Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys for a tense, character-driven dive into obsession and long-buried secrets. Expect sharp performances and a web of clues that’ll keep you guessing.
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Yamhill County’s Christmas Cantata Turns Music Into Meals
Holiday harmonies return to unite communities this season. In Yamhill County, a beloved Christmas cantata makes its 39th appearance, while fresh gospel releases and country favorites join in—celebrating joy, togetherness, and the spirit of giving.
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Is Ad Blocking Behind YouTube’s Latest Outage?
An outage on a popular video platform is fueling the enduring clash between ad blockers and monetized content. Some users saw blank pages while others found relief by switching browsers, highlighting a wider tug-of-war between viewer tools and platform rules. A separate Shorts hiccup also popped up, adding to the conversation about how creators, viewers,…
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Jeremy Jordan Reprises Gatsby in Broadway’s Great Gatsby Revival
Jeremy Jordan returns as Jay Gatsby in Broadway’s dazzling revival of The Great Gatsby, opening November 10 at the Broadway Theatre. Expect a fresh, high-energy retelling of Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age tale, with a vibrant score and bold staging that capture the era’s glitter and longing. A sparkling, modern take on a beloved classic.
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The Marine Corps Birthday Tradition: Why Cake and Swords Matter
Discover how a pivotal decision and a set of enduring traditions helped the Marine Corps weather tough times and forge an unshakable identity. From leadership that steered the service to the birth of iconic rituals, this look at the birthday that binds generations of Marines is as revealing as it is enduring.
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Remembrance Day Fiji: Honoring Veterans and Their Families
Remembrance Day in Valelevu offered a quiet, intimate tribute to Fiji’s service members, with ex-servicemen and families gathering away from the main ceremony. The service highlighted the quiet strength of military families, featuring a wreath for a fallen veteran and the stirring notes of the Last Post as memories and sacrifices were honored.
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Fiji Pushes for Random Drug Tests for Drivers to Improve Road Safety
Fiji gears up for random drug testing for drivers, with tougher penalties on the horizon to curb substance use behind the wheel. Supporters say the move could raise safety standards, curb reckless driving, and restore passenger confidence in public transport. A sharper focus on accountability hints at a safer, more trustworthy ride for all.
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Trump Urges Air Traffic Controllers Back to Work as Shutdown Fuels Flight Delays
With the longest U.S. government shutdown intensifying disruptions at major airports, thousands of air-traffic controllers face unpaid work and wavering schedules. A tense showdown over pay, staffing, and safety looms, leaving travelers unsure what the coming days in the skies will bring.
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Big Bend Under Red Flag Fire Warning: Essential Winter Home Safety Tips
Winter’s chill brings an elevated fire risk across the Big Bend as a Red Flag Warning takes hold. Simple homeowner precautions—defensible space, safer indoor heating, and protecting outdoor pipes—could be key to staying safe this season.
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ATP Finals Turin Showdown: Alcaraz vs Fritz in Race for Year-End No. 1
Turin’s center court hosts a high-stakes showdown as Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz renew their growing rivalry. Alcaraz is chasing year-end No. 1, while Fritz aims to stamp his authority with a signature win. Expect tense exchanges, momentum swings, and a clash that could define the late-season battle.
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Fiji’s Talent Drain to Australia Sparks Home Skills Crunch
Fiji is experiencing a rapid surge of residents heading overseas, especially to Australia, for work and study. The PALM scheme is opening doors for many, boosting remittances while widening local skill gaps—and raising timely questions about Fiji’s economic future and what it will take to adapt.
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ATP Finals Turin: Alcaraz and Fritz Seek Key Wins as De Minaur and Musetti Fight to Stay Alive
Turin’s Nitto ATP Finals roll on with a pivotal Tuesday in the Jimmy Connors Group. The singles slate features top seed Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz aiming to build on early momentum, while De Minaur and Musetti clash in a must-win showdown. In doubles, Cash/Glasspool seek redemption as Krawietz/Puetz and Bolelli/Vavassori open their campaigns. A…
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Lawsuit Alleges Fort Hood Army OB-GYN Secretly Recorded Examinations
At Fort Hood, a controversial lawsuit casts a shadow over a trusted Army OB-GYN, alleging covertly recording intimate exams and abusing patients. As investigations unfold and more complaints surface, questions about accountability in military healthcare come into sharper focus.
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Turkish Football Betting Crackdown Sparks Integrity Crisis
Turkish football is at a turning point as a broad crackdown on illegal betting unfolds. A high-stakes probe involving clubs, officials, and referees signals a pivotal moment for the sport’s integrity and its future in the country.
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Netflix Thriller Miniseries From Foster and O’Brien Makes a Splash at Premiere
Matthew Rhys and Claire Danes light up a brand-new thriller, delivering performances that promise depth and tension. Early buzz celebrates a gripping premise with a restrained, authentic tone. An unexpected duo behind the scenes has everyone buzzing about what’s to come in this suspenseful ride.