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  • SDSU Women Cruise Past Creighton in Season Opener Behind Meyer’s 33

    SDSU Women Cruise Past Creighton in Season Opener Behind Meyer’s 33

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Brooklyn Meyer powered SDSU to a season-opening road win over Creighton, delivering a standout all-around performance. The Jackrabbits closed strong, signaling a promising start to the year. Momentum is building as they head into the next matchup.

  • Fiji Greenlights Nokonoko Integrated Development, Promising Sustainable Growth Along Suva-Nausori Corridor

    Fiji Greenlights Nokonoko Integrated Development, Promising Sustainable Growth Along Suva-Nausori Corridor

    Nov 11, 2025

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    A bold new development at Laucala Beach could redefine Fiji’s Suva-Nausori corridor, uniting economic growth with strict sustainability standards. The plan envisions jobs, upgraded infrastructure, and active local involvement, all aimed at boosting communities while safeguarding the environment.

  • Michael Ray Richardson Dies at 70: Sugar, NBA Star Known for Rise, Ban and Redemption

    Michael Ray Richardson Dies at 70: Sugar, NBA Star Known for Rise, Ban and Redemption

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Michael Ray “Sugar” Richardson dazzled as a two-way NBA star for the Knicks, Warriors, and Nets, earning Comeback Player of the Year in 1985. His remarkable journey includes a dramatic ban and a memoir about redemption. He died at 70 after a battle with prostate cancer, leaving a lasting imprint of grit and resilience.

  • Fiji Issues Safety Advisory After Delhi Explosion Near Red Fort

    Fiji Issues Safety Advisory After Delhi Explosion Near Red Fort

    Nov 11, 2025

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    After a blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, security operations are underway and travelers are urged to stay vigilant. Fiji’s High Commission says its nationals are safe and emphasizes ongoing monitoring as authorities respond.

  • Gravy Extinguisher: Firehouse Subs’ Holiday Gadget With a Cause

    Gravy Extinguisher: Firehouse Subs’ Holiday Gadget With a Cause

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Introducing a cheeky holiday hero: the limited-edition Gravy Extinguisher. A playful, novelty item that brings firefighter flair to Thanksgiving while supporting first responders. It’s a fun seasonal moment that adds a lighthearted twist to the table.

  • Guilty Plea in PM’s Compound Trespass Sparks Security Debate

    Guilty Plea in PM’s Compound Trespass Sparks Security Debate

    Nov 11, 2025

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    An unusual court case raises questions about security at government sites and how grievances are addressed. A farmer’s unauthorized entry into the Prime Minister’s compound has sparked fresh debate about protections for officials and the public.

  • Duffy Warns of Aviation Disaster as Shutdown Jeopardizes Air Travel

    Duffy Warns of Aviation Disaster as Shutdown Jeopardizes Air Travel

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Over a looming government shutdown, a top aviation official warns that a “disaster in aviation” could be on the horizon unless funding is resolved. Bold contingency steps—tightening airspace and trimming flights at dozens of airports—signal just how close the system is to the edge. The high-stakes stalemate reveals the immense pressures shaping air travel and…

  • Olive Garden to Close U.S. Locations on Thanksgiving and Christmas

    Olive Garden to Close U.S. Locations on Thanksgiving and Christmas

    Nov 11, 2025

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    One of the nation’s favorite dining spots is making a bold holiday move: all U.S. locations will close on Thanksgiving and Christmas to honor its employees and their families. As holiday dining plans shift, this decision prompts questions about options and schedules across other chains this season.

  • Airlines Cut Flights as Shutdown Lingers, Holiday Travel in Limbo

    Airlines Cut Flights as Shutdown Lingers, Holiday Travel in Limbo

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Flight reductions linger as the government reopens, with airlines warning that schedules won’t snap back overnight. As a busy travel season approaches, regulators and carriers weigh safety checks and operational pressures that could keep disruptions in play for days.

  • How Fiji’s Sugar Festival Began: The Hibiscus Festival’s Hidden Origin

    How Fiji’s Sugar Festival Began: The Hibiscus Festival’s Hidden Origin

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Two neighboring towns, one shared idea, and a festival that grew beyond rivalry. Discover how the Suva Hibiscus celebration and Lautoka’s cooperative spirit gave birth to Fiji’s Sugar Festival, turning a regional affair into a unifying national tradition.

  • Dakota Meyer Hails New York City’s Patriotism Ahead of Veterans Day Parade

    Dakota Meyer Hails New York City’s Patriotism Ahead of Veterans Day Parade

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer praises New York City as a genuinely patriotic place that truly honors its veterans—contrast to the political noise of the moment. With Veterans Day near and the Marine Corps’ milestone on the horizon, his reflections spotlight the enduring bond between service members and the city they call home.

  • Rakiraki Sugar Mill: Chinese Bid Fuels Fiji’s Modernization Drive

    Rakiraki Sugar Mill: Chinese Bid Fuels Fiji’s Modernization Drive

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Thirty proposals pour in for a new Rakiraki sugar mill, including a Chinese bid promising cutting-edge technology and funding. Groundwork is set to begin soon, with plans to produce sugar, ethanol, and power, signaling a bold modernization of Fiji’s sugar sector and local jobs.

  • Fiji’s pathetic staff quarters spark push for renovations and budget funding

    Fiji’s pathetic staff quarters spark push for renovations and budget funding

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Criticism mounts over the dilapidated worker housing at Fiji Sugar Corporation, as a minister pledges bold renovations funded in the national budget. The move echoes broader calls for safer, healthier living conditions across Fiji’s industrial sector, hinting at meaningful change for workers’ lives.

  • Mavericks Part Ways With GM Nico Harrison After Controversial Luka Doncic Trade

    Mavericks Part Ways With GM Nico Harrison After Controversial Luka Doncic Trade

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Nine months after a blockbuster trade sent shockwaves through the league, the Mavericks part ways with their general manager amid a storm of boos and unanswered questions. Luka Doncic is thriving elsewhere as Dallas battles tension, fan backlash, and an uncertain path forward. What happens next could redefine the franchise for years to come.

  • Fiji Extends Back-to-School Support to Ease Family Costs

    Fiji Extends Back-to-School Support to Ease Family Costs

    Nov 11, 2025

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    More relief for families is on the horizon as the $200 Back to School Support program readies for the new academic year. With a history of helping thousands of students start the year on a strong note, the latest allocation hints at easier access to uniforms, shoes, and supplies—paired with a streamlined application process.

  • Michael Ray Richardson: Sugar, the Comeback Star with a Controversial Chapter

    Michael Ray Richardson: Sugar, the Comeback Star with a Controversial Chapter

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Michael “Sugar” Richardson was a flash of two-way brilliance for the Knicks, Warriors, and Nets. His story spans soaring highs, a dramatic setback, and a hard-won redemption—a candid, courageous look at a life in basketball that still echoes beyond the court.

  • Freshman standout posts 18 points, six assists as Hofstra falls to Iona

    Freshman standout posts 18 points, six assists as Hofstra falls to Iona

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Freshman breakout pours in 18 points and six assists as Hofstra battles Iona in a hard-fought showdown, hinting at big things to come for the Pride.

  • Fiji’s Bula Boys Target Talent Spotlight at MSG Prime Minister’s Cup

    Fiji’s Bula Boys Target Talent Spotlight at MSG Prime Minister’s Cup

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Under coach Stéphane Auvray, Fiji’s Bula Boys head to Papua New Guinea with a development-first plan, spotlighting Fiji-based talent as they build cohesion for a bright future in regional football.

  • FAA Mandate Slashes U.S. Flights as Shutdown Drags On

    FAA Mandate Slashes U.S. Flights as Shutdown Drags On

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Air travel in the U.S. is tightening as an FAA-mandated flight reduction collides with a stalled government shutdown. Cancellations and delays are cascading through major hubs, leaving travelers navigating a fragile system as officials seek a path to stabilization.

  • Why Regional Partnerships May Be Key to Protecting Human Rights in the Pacific

    Why Regional Partnerships May Be Key to Protecting Human Rights in the Pacific

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Regional partners in the Asia-Pacific are urged to deepen independence, accountability, and collaboration between judiciaries and human rights bodies to safeguard dignity and prevent abuses. A Fiji official used the Luwa canoe as a metaphor for unity, stressing that climate change, gender equality, and the protection of the vulnerable require coordinated action. The discussions point…

  • Fiji Launches Multi-Agency Tax Crime Task Force to Safeguard Revenue

    Fiji Launches Multi-Agency Tax Crime Task Force to Safeguard Revenue

    Nov 11, 2025

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    Fiji steps up its fight against financial crime with a new multi-agency push. Eight government departments unite under the Tax Crime Task Force to heighten oversight, protect national revenue, and bolster financial transparency. This collaborative move hints at sweeping changes shaping the economy and public trust.

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  • Megyn Kelly Sparks Debate Over Epstein Emails and Trump Connection
    Megyn Kelly Sparks Debate Over Epstein Emails and Trump ConnectionNovember 17, 2025
    Fresh Epstein emails ignite a heated discussion as Megyn Kelly weighs the evidence and any ties to Donald Trump. The Sirius XM exchange dives into delicate territory, probing how much the public should read into Epstein’s alleged patterns and the broader implications for accountability.
  • Cowboys Rookie Revel Poised for Monday Night Debut After ACL Comeback
    Cowboys Rookie Revel Poised for Monday Night Debut After ACL ComebackNovember 17, 2025
    Patience, grit, and a long-awaited comeback headline a rookie Cowboys cornerback’s return after ACL rehab. With belief in his talent and a steady work ethic, he readies for a Monday night debut against the Raiders. An inspiring chapter in resilience that fans won’t want to miss.
  • Army Boxer Foama Seru Sparks Day One Win as Sukuna Bowl Kicks Off
    Army Boxer Foama Seru Sparks Day One Win as Sukuna Bowl Kicks OffNovember 17, 2025
    Opening day of the Sukuna Bowl delivered drama as Army boxer Foama Seru claimed a memorable win. Coach Alfred Ledua emphasizes hard work and sharper tactics as the competition heats up toward the finals, with the defending champions in the mix. Expect more gripping bouts and sportsmanship as the week unfolds.
  • Sukuna Bowl: Army Women Triumph in Touch Rugby Clash with Police
    Sukuna Bowl: Army Women Triumph in Touch Rugby Clash with PoliceNovember 17, 2025
    Discipline, speed and teamwork marked a decisive start for the Army Women’s touch rugby team in the Vodafone Ratu Sukuna Bowl at Nasova. A strong performance hints at more thrilling moments to come as the day unfolds with netball, volleyball and boxing, underscoring the rising strength of women’s sport in the region.
  • Ukraine to Buy Up to 100 Rafale Jets in France Defense Pact
    Ukraine to Buy Up to 100 Rafale Jets in France Defense PactNovember 17, 2025
    Ukraine and France unveil a landmark defense pact, including up to 100 Rafale fighters and a package of air-defense tech over the next decade. The deal underscores stronger Western backing amid the conflict and sparked optimism in defense markets. As diplomacy continues, the move signals a new layer to the region’s security outlook.
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