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Could Fiji’s National Action Plan redefine the fight against violence against women?
Nine women lost to intimate partner violence in Fiji over nine months underline a critical social crisis. A National Action Plan, backed by multi-ministry budgets and community partnerships, seeks root-cause reforms and broader support to change the story on violence.
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Fiji’s Former Attorney-General Takes Stand in Corruption Trial
Former Fiji Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum takes the stand in a high-profile Suva courtroom, bringing questions about contracts, approvals, and back-pay remedies into the spotlight. The proceedings prompt renewed reflections on governance, transparency, and accountability in public service.
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Lautoka FC Reunites with Ravinesh Kumar Ahead of IDC 2025
Ravinesh Kumar returns to Lautoka FC to steer IDC 2025 with his seasoned tactics and leadership. Strengthened by overseas-based players, the club eye a tough Group A and a title bid built on experience and ambition. The journey begins at Govind Park, promising a season packed with pivotal battles and high-stakes football.
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Former Fiji PM Bainimarama Convicted in Police Demands Case
Former Fiji prime minister faces a court decision over alleged unlawful demands to a top police official, a case that probes how far political power can stretch over policing. As the courtroom maneuvers continue toward sentencing and possible appeals, experts say the case could redefine accountability at the highest levels of government.
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Power Volt Joins Suva FC Ahead of IDC Clash
Power Volt Services steps in as Suva FC’s naming-rights sponsor, marking a historic first for the company and a bold new look for the IDC campaign. With a pivotal match in Ba on the horizon, the capital club prepares for a fresh chapter of ambition and unity.
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Lewandowski Slams Bad Bunny Over Super Bowl Halftime Amid Immigration Debate
Politics meets the Super Bowl as a high-profile adviser questions the NFL’s halftime choice and flags a hardline stance on immigration at large events. The debate centers on Bad Bunny’s inclusion and what it signals about safety, policy, and culture at a megastage moment. A clash of celebrity, security, and ideology that invites a closer…
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Rome Braces for Weekend Protests as Gaza Tensions Rise
Rome braces for a major weekend of protests over Gaza and the flotilla, with thousands of officers deployed and a tightened security plan in place. As unions and student groups mobilize, the city could see disruptions to daily life while authorities emphasize balancing public order with constitutional rights.
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Kadavu Rugby Advances to Vanua Championship Semis, Aims to Change the Narrative
Kadavu Rugby captain Vaione Tegu says pride and determination are driving a push into the Vodafone Vanua Championship semi-finals, with big ambitions beyond just a top-two finish. He’s on a mission to rewrite Kadavu’s sporting story and reshape the province’s reputation. Backed by strong leadership and a hard-fought win, the team signals a rising era…
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Qatar-U.S. Gaza Peace Talks Spark Cautious Optimism
Diplomatic momentum grows as Qatar and the United States explore a plan to end the Gaza crisis. The discussions signal cautious optimism for a just settlement that can safeguard Palestinian rights and regional security. As humanitarian concerns deepen, the talks center on renewed dialogue and practical steps toward relief and lasting peace.
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Nine Dead as Odesa Floods Hit Ukraine; Rescue Efforts Under Way
Devastating floods hit Odesa, turning streets into rushing rivers and trapping residents in their own homes. With power outages and widespread damage, emergency crews race to rescue those in need as officials vow a thorough review of the response amid a city already facing hard trials. A stark reminder of how natural disasters test a…
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Christina Haack Drops Clue About Ex Josh Hall and a Pool Ring Incident
Christina Haack sheds light on a troubling moment from her past relationship and what it sparked for her future. As she embraces a fresh start—and a new romance—she hints at hard-won lessons and a stronger sense of self.
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University of Fiji Open Day 2025: Campus Tours, Scholarships and More Await
Prospective students get a taste of campus life at the University of Fiji Open Day—join tours across Saweni and Samabula, meet lecturers, and explore student-led activities. With scholarship information, clubs, and a market day supporting student fees, it hints at the vibrant opportunities awaiting your next step.
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Oklahoma Launches Investigative Audit Into Education Department After Walters Resigns
An investigative audit by Oklahoma’s attorney general targets the State Department of Education in the wake of a leadership change, aiming to illuminate how taxpayer dollars were handled. With a history of financial questions and calls for transparency, the probe could chart a path toward accountability and reform in Oklahoma’s schools.
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Fiji’s FBC bets on self-sustainability and local content amid funding shake-up
FBC is shifting toward self-sustainability with a hybrid mix of local content and commercial strategy. From six multilingual radio stations to FBC TV and Studio 69, Fiji’s public broadcaster is reshaping its reach and revenue model. As funding evolves and competition grows, the future of Fiji’s media landscape looks increasingly dynamic.
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Ducks Sign Jackson LaCombe to Franchise-Record Eight-Year Extension
Jackson LaCombe signed an eight-year, $72 million extension with the Ducks, a franchise-record deal signaling a bold new direction on Anaheim’s blue line. The rising defenseman is set to anchor the team’s future core.
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Salen Lal Appointed Nadi FC Head Coach Ahead of FMF IDC 2025
Former Fiji international Salen Lal takes charge of Nadi FC, launching a bold new chapter ahead of the FMF IDC. Fresh plans for overseas reinforcements and a challenging group-stage run set the scene for a high-stakes campaign at Govind Park.
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Diwali Dhoom Lights Up Labasa with Dance and Music
Diwali Dhoom lights up Labasa this Saturday at Damodar City with music, dance, and dazzling lights. A special performance by Romvelia Darshana Khatri teams up with local performers to showcase vibrant traditions, inviting the community to celebrate together in joy and color.
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Semi Dauloloma Eyes Global Stage With Allied Motors Sponsorship
Fiji’s heavyweight champion Semi Dauloloma lands a major sponsorship, unlocking bigger training resources and a bold push onto the international stage. As plans take shape for tougher opponents beyond Fiji, a new chapter in local boxing’s revival begins to unfold.
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Levuka Leadership Gap Sparks Shared-Services Debate
Levuka Town Council faces a leadership gap as volunteers step into executive roles while budget pressures, waste management, and aging infrastructure challenge daily services. With its rich heritage at stake, renewed government support and fresh governance ideas could steer Levuka toward a more resilient future.
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Fiji Unveils Bold Workforce Reforms to Close the Skills Gap
Fiji unveils sweeping reforms to future‑proof its workforce — wiping out TELS debt, expanding scholarships, and boosting vocational training. With new graduate grants and smarter immigration rules, the plan aims to empower youth and support sustainable growth.
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UConn lands 2026 guard Junior County in early commitment
UConn lands its first pledge for the 2026 class: a 6-foot-4 guard from Wasatch Academy. Junior County’s versatility and growing shooting touch have the Huskies buzzing about the Hurley era’s next chapter.