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Pacific Youth Work Goes Professional to Forge Regional Leaders
in Fiji NewsAcross Fiji and the wider Pacific, a bold push to formalize youth work as a professional discipline is gaining momentum. Advocates say trained youth workers can nurture leadership, bridge generations, and weave cultural traditions into today’s education. A new regional framework seeks to elevate youth work to the heart of national development—and a brighter future…
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Fiji’s Arya Pratinidhi Sabha Expands Vedic Education Nationwide
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Arya Pratinidhi Sabha unveils bold plans for 2025, aiming to spread Vedic knowledge and broaden access to education. With a century-long commitment reflected in a growing network of inclusive schools and community programs, the initiative hints at a future where learning and harmony go hand in hand.
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Kansas Welcomes Back Kotelnicki as Associate Head Coach, Hinting at an Offensive Upgrade
in SportsAndy Kotelnicki is back at KU as associate head coach, reuniting with Lance Leipold and bringing a wealth of experience from his time at Penn State and KU. The reunion hints at a renewed push to sharpen KU’s offensive identity in the seasons ahead.
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California’s Medi-Cal Freeze: Is Free Health Care Becoming a Budget Burden?
in ImmigrationDeep-blue states are reexamining the cost of broad health coverage for undocumented residents as budgets tighten. California’s Medi-Cal expansion, once praised for savings through preventive care, is now facing rising costs and new limits. What happens when the ideal of wide access meets hard numbers and scarce resources?
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Topps Chrome Basketball Returns with Gold Logoman Craze
in SportsTopps Chrome Basketball is back, reigniting nostalgia and a fresh wave of hype. A bold marketing push centers on the Gold Logoman Patch Autographs—featuring game-worn patches from last season’s stars—and the buzz is already shaping the trading-card landscape. With redemptions and major names in the mix, collectors are watching closely as the hobby steps into…
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FBI Disrupts ISIS-Linked New Year’s Eve Plot in North Carolina
in NewsAn 18-year-old in Mint Hill, North Carolina, allegedly plotted a New Year’s Eve attack inspired by ISIS, but undercover agents intervened. Officials say the plan was months in the making and targeted a local grocery store and other venues, involving knives and hammers. The case underscores the ongoing threat of domestic extremism and the vital…
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Ronaldo-Driven Al-Nassr Face Al-Ahli in Jeddah Clash
in SportsCristiano Ronaldo headlines a blockbuster Saudi Pro League kickoff as Al-Nassr clash with Al-Ahli in Jeddah. With title race pressure and squad uncertainties looming, this clash could redefine the early season narrative.
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Record Lake-Effect Snow Threatens Upstate New York Ahead of Weekend
in NewsAnother surge of lake-effect snow is sweeping Upstate New York, turning highways white and reshaping the weekend forecast. With feet already piling up in parts of the region, the winter storm is far from over, bringing dramatic landscapes and cautions for travel.
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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Reveals Its Water Output Through Hydrogen Glow
in NewsAn interstellar visitor speeds past the Sun, glowing with ultraviolet light as hydrogen pours from its icy shell. Decoding that signal reveals how much water this traveler sheds—and what it might say about distant worlds beyond our own. A rare window into the frontier between the stars.
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Daughter’s Touching Eulogy Honors Father’s Faith and Public Health Legacy
in Fiji NewsA daughter honors a life of faith and service in a moving tribute to Dr. Jemesa Tudravu. Elenoa Tudravu reflects on family, forgiveness, and a public servant whose quiet influence continues to touch a community.
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Heavy traffic damages water pipes in Nadi, Fiji, driving up bills
in Fiji NewsHeavy traffic and rubbish burning on Hawaii Street are taking a toll on the water pipes, leaving about 25 households with higher bills and low pressure. Residents are urging authorities for an underground main or per-household meters, hoping for a swift, lasting fix to end the disruption.
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AI Momentum: Adobe and Google Bet on the Next Enterprise Growth Wave
in AIAI is moving from buzz to business as Adobe and Alphabet fold it into every corner of their platforms—creative tools, search, and cloud. With new AI models and enterprise features on the horizon, the race to monetize AI is shaping earnings, products, and leadership in tech. A fast-paced look at how these giants are positioning…
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Parliament to Decide FICAC’s Future, Acting Commissioner Says
in Fiji NewsPublic sentiment toward Fiji’s anti-corruption agency is divided as calls for disbandment surface. An acting commissioner emphasizes that only Parliament can decide the commission’s fate, while investigators continue to work within the law—even as complex cases and delays challenge the process.
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Crystal Palace seal club-record £35m Brennan Johnson swoop
in SportsCrystal Palace have landed Brennan Johnson in a club-record deal, signing the Tottenham winger on a four-and-a-half-year contract and the No 11 shirt. The Welsh forward brings pace and a knack for big moments, boosting the Eagles’ attacking options as they chase European ambitions this season.
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FIU Hosts New Mexico State in a Key Conference Clash
in SportsFIU hosts New Mexico State in a high-stakes Conference USA showdown that could reshape early momentum. The Panthers push the pace with a deep scoring lineup, while the Aggies lean on their backcourt and frontcourt grind, with a rising freshman providing a timely spark. A pivotal performance at home could tilt this one in FIU’s…
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Clicks Unveils Communicator Phone and Slide-Out Keyboard at CES
in TechnologyClicks Technology is teasing a CES lineup that blends nostalgia with productivity: an affordable slide-out Power Keyboard and its first smartphone, the Communicator, built around a tactile keyboard. With a lean app environment, a customizable Signal Light, and smart typing features, this duo targets heavy messaging and on-the-go work without sacrificing retro charm.
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Katie Miller Announces Fourth Child on New Year’s Eve
in NewsNew Year’s Eve brought a joyful reveal from Katie Miller—she’s expecting her fourth child. The moment, shared at a high-profile gathering, offers a peek at how she’s balancing career ambitions with a growing family. A glimpse into a life where public life and motherhood intertwine.
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We Bury the Dead: A Grief-Driven, Genre-Bending Zombie Tale Starring Daisy Ridley
in NewsFrom Zak Hilditch, this unconventional zombie tale blends grief with suspense in a dystopian Tasmania where not all the dead stay dead. Daisy Ridley and Brenton Thwaites anchor a haunting journey about love, loss, and what people become when society collapses.
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West Virginia Launches Hiring Drive to Guide Rural Health Transformation
in HealthOption 1: West Virginia is rolling out a sweeping rural-health overhaul backed by a $199 million infusion. New leadership roles signal a bold move toward delivering care closer to home and energizing local communities. Option 2: A historic funding boost aims to transform rural health in West Virginia, guiding ambitious reforms, leadership recruitment, and a…
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Saudi Pro League Showdown: Al-Nassr Visit Al-Ahli in Jeddah
in SportsTwo of Saudi football’s heavyweights meet as Al-Ahli host league leaders Al-Nassr at King Abdullah Sports City. With title ambitions, cup commitments, and a handful of key absences shaping the lineup, the clash promises tension, goals, and a fresh read on who will lead the race into 2026.
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LTA Issues Urgent Safety Warning Over Water-Throw Pranks on Moving Vehicles
in Fiji NewsA viral video has sparked a serious road-safety warning about children throwing water at moving vehicles. What begins as playful mischief can quickly create dangerous situations for drivers, passengers, and the kids involved. Guardians are urged to talk with kids about road safety, especially during holidays when outdoor play is common.