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Crew-11 Return in Focus as Weather and Health Update Shape Undocking Plans
in NewsCrew-11 is poised to return from the ISS, with undocking and splashdown plans still shaped by weather and crew readiness. Expect real-time updates as the Dragon capsule completes its voyage home and NASA shares post-landing briefings.
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Industry Season 4: Harper and Yasmin Return to a Global Finance World on BBC One and iPlayer January 12
in NewsIndustry returns with Season Four, weaving sharper wit with a deeper dive into the murky world of finance. As Harper Stern and Yasmin Kara-Hanani navigate a shifting power landscape, the show probes ambition, loyalty, and the human cost behind the numbers.
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Divisional Round Predictions: Playoff Pete Sees Narrow Wins Amid Playoff Hype
in SportsPlayoff Pete bounces back from a rough week with a divisional-round preview packed with bold takes on the marquee matchups. From Bills–Broncos to 49ers–Seahawks and beyond, expect sharp insights and a few surprises that could shake up the weekend.
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Apple Services Soar as Pluribus Sparks Engagement and Apple Music Growth in 2025
in NewsApple’s services had a blockbuster year, with Apple TV’s Pluribus fueling big momentum and a lineup of hitting music and apps. Eddy Cue points to strong growth across Europe, Latin America, and the United States, while keeping concrete numbers private. A banner year that’s reshaping Apple’s entire digital ecosystem.
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Parvathy Thiruvothu on Losing Co-Stars: Echoes of Irrfan Khan and Puneeth Rajkumar
in NewsParvathy Thiruvothu opens up about the emotional weight of losing her co-stars Irrfan Khan and Puneeth Rajkumar, and how the characters they created together still echo in her work. The interview delves into the tenderness Irrfan brought to set and the enduring bond Milana formed with audiences, long after the lights go down. With new…
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49ers-Seahawks Headline Divisional Round as NFL Playoffs Heat Up
in SportsEight teams remain, and the Divisional Round is set to deliver a weekend of high-stakes football and potential title-defining moments. Expect dramatic upsets, clutch performances, and head-to-head battles as teams chase Super Bowl LX. Here’s a quick look at the stakes, the storylines, and the fireworks to come.
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Fiji Consumer Council Urges Clear Disclosure of Sponsored Influencer Posts
in Fiji NewsUndisclosed paid promotions are blurring the line between genuine recommendations and advertising, fueling calls for clearer disclosures from online influencers. As complaints about inflated reviews and mismatched expectations grow, the push for transparency and stronger rules to protect consumers gains momentum.
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Most Workers Unprepared as AI Reshapes Hiring by 2026
in AIAI is set to redefine how candidates are discovered and evaluated, promising faster, more precise hiring by 2026. As applications surge and competition heats up, smarter screening could bring hidden talents to light—reshaping who gets noticed in the recruitment game. The coming shift hints at a transformed landscape where preparation and adaptability may matter more…
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iPhone 18 Series Rumors Hint at Under-Display Face ID and Pro Upgrades
in TechnologyWhispers point to a daring iPhone 18 lineup featuring under‑display Face ID, bigger Pro models, and a potential Air 2 revival. With prototype work underway, Apple fans are left speculating about what this could mean for the next flagship era.
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Fiji Policy Gaps Threaten the Vulnerable
in Fiji NewsPolicy gaps are driving urgent calls from Fiji’s social services sector as vulnerable communities await fair aid and smarter climate relocation plans. Advocates say inclusive, timely action is needed to ensure every voice is heard and no one is left behind.
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Fiji Civil Service Launches Mandatory Health Screenings in New Wellness Policy
in Fiji NewsFiji’s civil service rolls out a sweeping Health and Wellness policy designed to elevate wellbeing across all ministries. The framework centers on annual health screenings, mental health support, and a strengthened tobacco-free culture, alongside flexible work and safer, more inclusive workplaces. With biannual reviews and clear accountability, this initiative aims to embed sustainable healthy practices…
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Back to School Assistance 2026 Payments Kick Off Tomorrow
in Fiji NewsBack to School Assistance is rolling out for the 2026 year, with eligible students set to receive support starting tomorrow. Year 13 payments are planned for a later date, pending enrolment confirmations. Help is available at District Offices and the Help Desk for families navigating the new term.
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Desmond Claude’s Status in Question as Washington Battles Michigan
in SportsDesmond Claude’s status for Washington’s showdown with Michigan remains unclear after a week of mystery and a surprising absence. With the rotation in flux and Bryson Tucker stepping up, the Huskies still carry momentum heading into a pivotal matchup. What role Claude will play—and how Washington adapts—could shape the outcome.
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AP Top 25 Shakeup: BYU Falls From Top 10, Utah State Enters Top 25
in SportsTwo Utah programs are making waves in the national spotlight. BYU sits at No. 11 after a standout week, while Utah State breaks into the Top 25 at No. 23. With big matchups on the horizon, the state’s basketball story is heating up.
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Franz Wagner Returns for Berlin Homecoming in Historic Magic-Grizzlies Clash
in SportsFranz Wagner returns to the Magic lineup in a high-profile homecoming as Orlando heads to Berlin for a historic clash with the Memphis Grizzlies—the first regular-season NBA game in Germany. With Wagner back from a six-week ankle sprain and both teams hungry for a spark, this international showdown is shaping up to be anything but…
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Is TSMC the 2026 AI Chip Kingmaker?
in AIAI-driven demand is reshaping the chip market, and TSMC sits at its center. As the contract‑manufacturing giant expands capacity and adjusts pricing on its latest nodes, its valuation looks striking next to Nvidia and Broadcom. Could TSMC be the stock to watch as 2026 unfolds?
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Kokkinakis withdraws from Adelaide as Australian Open hopes hinge on Vukic
in SportsHours before his scheduled match, Thanasi Kokkinakis withdraws from Adelaide with a shoulder injury, casting doubt on his Australian Open hopes. In his absence, fellow Australian Aleksandar Vukic storms into the quarterfinals as seeds fall and the road to Melbourne grows more unpredictable.
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Fiji Sugar Grants Boost Cane Farmers, Western Division Among Winners
in Fiji NewsEight farmers in Fiji’s Western Division are set to benefit from new grants aimed at revitalizing the sugar sector. A broader push to boost incomes and modernize the industry signals a hopeful turn for cane farming communities.
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Fiji Convenes Three-Day Health Strategy Workshop to Shape the Future
in Fiji NewsFiji launches a pivotal three-day National Strategic Planning Workshop to chart the future of the health system. Senior leaders from hospitals, centers, and communities will shape a practical plan to tackle rising non-communicable diseases, new health threats, and workforce strain.
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Raducanu Returns in Hobart as Rain Delays Opener Ahead of Australian Open
in SportsEmma Raducanu makes her Hobart comeback as rain halts a tense first-round clash with Camila Osorio. Blustery conditions and a push for early-season momentum set the stage for a pivotal moment ahead of the Australian Open.
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Fourth-Quarter Gamble: Can Towns Align With Brown’s Knicks Blueprint?
in SportsKarl-Anthony Towns is emerging as a late‑game catalyst for the Knicks, but syncing his scoring instincts with Mike Brown’s defense‑and‑grit approach isn’t seamless. A pivotal bench stretch changed the momentum and intensified questions about fit, momentum, and what this season could become.