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Fiji Launches Multi-Agency Tax Crimes Taskforce to Boost Tax Compliance and Fight Evasion
in Fiji NewsFiji launches a cross‑agency Tax Crimes Taskforce to tackle tax evasion and financial crime. The coalition unites FRCS, FICAC, the Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit, and the police, aiming to boost surveillance, information sharing, and robust investigations. Officials say the move strengthens transparency and trust, signaling a new era for Fiji’s tax system.
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Fiji’s Aging Population Could Redraw Its Economic Future
in Fiji NewsFiji’s demographic trajectory could reshape its economic future. An aging population and a shrinking workforce, with uneven participation across genders, hint at big questions—and fresh ideas—that could influence growth in the years ahead.
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Outdoor Boys Return With Limited Alaska Video, Not a Full Comeback
in LifestyleAfter a brief pause, the Outdoor Boys land a limited Alaska adventure with Luke Nichols and his three boys, packed with fishing, hiking, and rafting in remote wilderness. A family‑first return that hints at more November releases while keeping the scope intentionally small.
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Trump’s 50-Year Mortgage: A Game-Changer or Costly Gamble?
in FinanceCould a 50-year mortgage finally make homeownership more affordable? The proposal promises smaller monthly payments, but critics warn the longer horizon could mean higher overall costs and slower equity growth. Regulators and lenders are weighing the risks as the idea sparks a high-stakes debate about housing affordability, regulation, and what actually boosts access to homes.
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Manhattan Jaspers vs USC Trojans: Early-Season Showdown in Los Angeles
in SportsTwo teams with different tempos collide in Los Angeles as Manhattan visits USC for an early-season test. The Jaspers bring momentum and a standout performance from Terrance Jones, while the Trojans push the pace and lean on quick transition scoring. It’s shaping up to be a fast, competitive clash that could set the tone early…
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Colorado Democrats press for release of Afghan ally held by ICE
in ImmigrationColorado lawmakers are weighing in on the detention of an Afghan ally who helped U.S. troops, spotlighting debates over humanitarian protections and immigration policy.
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Olive Garden to Close All 900 Locations on Thanksgiving and Christmas, Prioritizing Staff Welfare
in NewsOlive Garden is shaking up the holidays by closing all 900 locations on Thanksgiving and Christmas to give staff a well-deserved break. The move has sparks of debate around favorite menu items and what festive dining will look like this year. A closer look at how this decision could reshape holiday dining and the alternatives…
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Skies Brighten for Fiji as Civil Aviation Authority Posts 2024 Surplus
in Fiji NewsFiji’s civil aviation authority closes 2024 with a strong rebound, moving from a deficit to a healthy surplus as revenue grows and new investments roll out. Upgrades to IT systems, vehicles, and a major roof project underscore a clear focus on safety and future growth in the aviation sector.
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FNU secures four King’s Fellowships to boost Fiji’s PhD research
in Fiji NewsFiji National University secures four King’s Fellowship PhD scholarships—the most awarded to any Fijian institution in 2023. Among the recipients is Ana Tuiketei, the lone non-academic awardee, who aims to bridge climate science and policy to shape Fiji’s relocation responses. A milestone that spotlights Fiji’s rising research profile and growing regional partnerships.
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Fiji Labor Probe: Ministry Denies Bias as Wage-Record Violations Fuel Reform Talks
in Fiji NewsNew developments surface as officials defend the integrity of a recent labor inspection amid ongoing reform debates. The ministry says wage-record violations were found and a 30-day window has been issued for corrective action, a move that could shape how workers’ rights are protected going forward. As business groups warn of tighter powers for inspectors,…
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Moldova Poised to Open EU Accession Talks by Year-End
in NewsUn mesaj clar de susținere pentru parcursul european al Moldovei apare într-o vizită decisivă la Chișinău. Se prefigurează pași concreți spre deschiderea negocierilor cu UE, acompaniați de un impuls reformator, într-o perioadă plină de provocări. Ce impact vor avea aceste evoluții asupra viitorului Moldovei?
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House Returns Amid Shutdown Talks, Eyes Bipartisan Funding Vote
in Fiji NewsLawmakers return to a Capitol shadowed by a prolonged shutdown and travel chaos as a bipartisan deal moves to end the stalemate through January. The agreement could reshape funding, subsidies, and the next phase of the budget battle.
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Not a Distant Risk: Fiji Calls for Global Action on Climate Mobility at COP30
in Fiji NewsFiji is urging global leaders to act with urgency and compassion for communities already facing climate-driven displacement. A new roadmap centers dignity, data-driven planning, and strong partnerships to safeguard futures for those most affected.
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Google’s YouTube TV Refund: Automatic or Must-Claim?
in NewsA major streaming dispute raises questions about refunds when channels vanish. Instead of automatic credits, users must claim refunds, sparking a debate over fairness and how subscription services should treat customers when service falls short.
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Ronaldo Hints at Retirement as 2026 World Cup Looms
in Fiji NewsAs Cristiano Ronaldo hints at retirement in the next couple of years to spend more time with family, he’s still chasing impact and a final World Cup moment. The 40-year-old icon has extended his Al-Nassr deal to 2027, leaving the next chapter—and the rise of Cristiano Jr.—to shape the legacy.
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COP30 Belém Preview: Emissions Curve Bends Downward, Yet Action Is Urgently Needed
in Fiji NewsEncouraging signals are emerging as nations renew climate commitments. A fresh synthesis projects global emissions falling roughly 12% by 2035, but experts warn that deeper cuts are still needed to reach 1.5°C. With COP30 on the horizon, leaders face the challenge of turning promises into real momentum.
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Fung-wong Wanes as Philippines Braces for Recovery After Mass Evacuations
in Fiji NewsTyphoon Fung-wong lashes the Philippines, forcing mass evacuations and leaving communities to survey the damage. As recovery begins, resilience and looming weather challenges test the miles of courage and planning ahead.
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Fiji’s Accountants: Architects of Growth and Financial Integrity
in Fiji NewsAccountants are more than number-crunchers — they’re trusted storytellers shaping Fiji’s financial future. As International Accountants Day shines a spotlight on integrity, literacy, and innovation, discover how AI, big data, and sustainability reporting are redefining the profession and empowering MSMEs.
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Thanksgiving Travel in Jeopardy as FAA Shutdown Looms for Airlines
in NewsA looming government shutdown could ripple through the skies, thinning flight capacity and setting the stage for weeks of disruption just before Thanksgiving. Experts warn that even a quick deal may not prevent a slow recovery and lingering travel uncertainty.
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Lautoka Boat Tragedy Triggers Urgent Maritime Safety Push
in Fiji NewsTragedy at sea sharpens the focus on maritime safety as a community bands together during a widening search. With cyclone season looming, authorities stress vigilance and safer water activities as families rally to support those affected and prevent future losses.
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Fiji land lease case sparks questions about integrity as court weighs charges
in Fiji NewsTailevu landowner Mosese Ranavue faces trial on charges of general dishonesty and obtaining a gain after alleged payments tied to land leases. The case spotlights ongoing concerns about transparency and fairness in Fiji’s land dealings.