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Samoa’s 10% female quota in limbo as court weighs timing
in Fiji NewsLegal sparring in Samoa centers on a 10% women’s quota and when it should take effect after the latest election. The HRPP argues the timing is premature, while the government insists Articles 44 and 52 operate independently. A ruling expected before Christmas could reshape how women’s representation is achieved in Parliament.
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Kate Winslet Makes Directorial Debut With Goodbye June Ahead Of Avatar Clash
in NewsKate Winslet makes her directorial debut with Goodbye June, an intimate British family drama born from a screenplay by her son, Joe Anders. Led by Helen Mirren and a stellar ensemble, the film blends warmth and loss into a personal, emotional journey from Winslet’s unique perspective. Coming to select theaters and Netflix later this month.
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Pirates Target Brandon Lowe for Offseason Power Boost
in SportsCould a Rays slugger be the spark the Pirates need this offseason? Pittsburgh is weighing a bold move to add power and balance to its lineup, a plan that could reshape the middle of the order—and raise big questions about timing and fit.
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Brad Lander Enters Congressional Race as NYC Progressives Target Dan Goldman
in NewsBrad Lander launches a bid for Congress, taking on incumbent Dan Goldman in a district that includes Lower Manhattan and northwest Brooklyn. The race is shaping up as a proving ground for a rejuvenated progressive bloc, with Israel policy and money in politics at the center of the debate.
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Jen Shah Walks Free From Prison, Starts A New Chapter
in NewsFree to start a new chapter, a former Real Housewives star focuses on family, growth, and a hopeful future. With the holidays ahead, she’s embracing a healthier path and reflecting on the past—looking forward to what’s next.
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Common Celebrates Stuart Scott With New Song Vision in Boo-Yah ESPN Documentary
in DJ & MusicCommon pays tribute to Stuart Scott with a new song, “Vision,” crafted with 9th Wonder and featuring PJ and Bilal. The track adds a powerful musical chapter to Boo-Yah: A Portrait of Stuart Scott, highlighting the lasting impact of a sports icon whose influence reached far beyond the booth.
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Halfbrick Partners with Bluey Creator for Australia’s First Bluey Game in Brisbane
in Fiji NewsTwo Brisbane powerhouses are turning Bluey into an interactive adventure. Halfbrick teams with Joe Brumm to deliver an Australian-made game that captures the show’s warmth and humor in a quest-driven experience, potentially Brumm’s final original Bluey chapter before the 2027 film.
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Lowcountry Morning Commute Hampered by Icy Roads and Bridge Closures
in NewsWinter weather is turning Lowcountry commutes into a maze of icy roads and dense fog, with bridge closures adding to the travel tangle. Slick patches and heavy delays are shaping a slow, cautious morning on the roads as authorities urge drivers to take it easy.
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Fiji Airways Wins Oceania’s Best Airline Website 2025 at World Travel Tech Awards
in Fiji NewsAn Oceania airline clinches top honors for its innovative online travel experience, signaling a bold shift toward personalization and speed. AI-powered fare discovery and tailored options are redefining how travelers search and book, promising a smoother journey from start to finish.
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Philip Rivers Returns to Colts Practice Squad, Sparking QB Speculation
in SportsAn unexpected veteran return shakes up the Colts’ quarterback room and sparks fresh questions about leadership and plans for Indianapolis. Across the league, sharp analysis and evolving QB stories keep the playoff picture lively as the season heads toward the stretch run.
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Fiji Rugby Gears Up for Nations Cup Debut and Women’s Programme
in Fiji NewsFiji Rugby is launching a bold modernization drive to raise standards and sharpen its competitive edge. With new investment in women’s rugby and fresh international opportunities on the horizon, a transformative era for Fiji’s game is unfolding.
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Why One Christmas Classic Dominates Massachusetts Holiday Playlists
in DJ & MusicMassachusetts is turning up the Christmas soundtrack, mixing timeless carols with fresh holiday favorites. One evergreen anthem still sets the festive tone, while other tunes share the spotlight in surprising ways.
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Kate Winslet Reveals Humorous Eminem SNL Moment and Beauty Standards Take
in NewsKate Winslet opens up about some of her most unforgettable moments in the spotlight—from a cheeky SNL moment with Eminem to a nerve-wracking premiere encounter with royalty—while weighing in on aging and beauty standards in today’s world.
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Kate Winslet Says Women Face Greater Scrutiny in Directing Ahead of Goodbye June Release
in NewsKate Winslet reveals the extra hurdles women directors still face as she steps behind the camera for Goodbye June. A personal, grief-soaked family drama with a star-studded cast, it’s sparking conversation about representation and resilience in Hollywood.
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Greenpeace Casts Doubt on Cook Islands Deep-Sea Mining Viability
in Fiji NewsAn independent assessment casts doubt on the economic appeal of deep-sea mining in the Cook Islands, signaling that hidden costs and unproven technologies could erode anticipated gains. With potential impacts on marine ecosystems and biodiversity, the study raises fresh questions about whether this bold extraction plan is financially and environmentally viable.
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Fiji Overhauls Pharmacy Rules to Safeguard Public Health
in Fiji NewsFiji is tightening pharmacist standards with a single, rigorous assessment for all graduates—local and international. The overhaul aims to boost patient safety and restore trust, even as the regulatory path adjusts to the new framework.
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Waimanu 7s Moves to Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium as Flame Tree Sponsorship Boosts Growth
in Fiji NewsHistory in the making as the 2025 Flame Tree Waimanu 7s heads to Suva’s HFC Bank Stadium for the first time. A major sponsor’s backing is guiding the move, setting the stage for a weekend of fast rugby, community focus, and rising local talent. This shift signals a bold new era for Fiji’s beloved sevens…
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Sophie Kinsella: Beloved Shopaholic Author Dies at 55
in NewsBeloved author Sophie Kinsella, creator of the iconic Shopaholic series, has died at 55 after a brave battle with glioblastoma. Her witty, heartwarming stories entertained millions and left a luminous mark on contemporary fiction. Her legacy of laughter and love continues to inspire readers long after the last page.
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Raiwaqa Flyers Make Fiji History at Queensland State Cup
in Fiji NewsHistory was made as Raiwaqa Flyers became the first Fijian club invited to a premier Queensland touch rugby tournament. The 16–20-year-old squad used the experience to learn important life lessons, forge new friendships, and spark dreams for their rugby futures.
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Minnesota Yacht Club Festival 2026: Star-Studded Weekend on Harriet Island
in DJ & MusicHarriet Island in St. Paul is gearing up for a marquee three-day festival return, with a star-studded lineup spanning big headliners and local acts. From The Lumineers to The Strokes, it’s shaping up to be a summer weekend you won’t want to miss.
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Elon Musk Doubts Alien Evidence as UFOs May Be Human Tech
in NewsElon Musk weighs in on aliens, UFOs, and the labyrinth of conspiracy theories, offering a pragmatic skepticism about what counts as proof. From the possibility that many sightings are earthly tech to a cheeky nod about moon golf, this discussion challenges the hype and nudges readers to separate speculation from evidence.