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Mardi Gras: A Season of Feasts, Faith, and Preparation for Lent
in NewsMardi Gras is more than a single day—it’s a season steeped in history, faith, and diverse traditions. From festive celebrations to moments of quiet reflection before Lent, this pre-Lenten period invites a balance of joy and devotion.
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Fiji Police Appoints Kasiano Vusonilawe as Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police Operations
in Fiji NewsKasiano Vusonilawe steps into a key leadership post as Fiji Police operations chief. With a 32-year career and a proven track record in training and community policing, his appointment signals a renewed emphasis on professionalism, operational strength, and stronger community trust.
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CCTV Spring Festival Gala Teases Star-Studded Reunions and Surprises
in NewsNew Year’s Eve lights up with a star-studded Spring Festival Gala, where beloved hosts return and surprising collaborations electrify the stage. It’s a night that blends nostalgia with fresh energy, teasing memorable performances and heartwarming reunions. A global celebration of talent and culture that’s sure to spark excitement.
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Kenya Aviation Strike Triggers Flight Delays and Travel Disruptions
in NewsA planned strike by Kenya’s aviation union is causing flight delays at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and rattling regional travel. As talks over pay, benefits, and working conditions unfold, airlines scramble to keep passengers moving amid disruption and uncertainty.
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Fiji Court Appearance After Major Meth Raid
in Fiji NewsAuthorities say a major Delainavesi operation led to the arrest of a woman in her 30s, with methamphetamine uncovered and a non-lethal device found amid the investigation. More charges are expected as the case unfolds.
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Beyond Sugar City: A Chief’s Welcome That Shaped a Village
in Fiji NewsAn intimate look at migration, land, and community in Fiji: how a small group found a home on ancestral soil with the blessing of Naviyago’s chief, forging Vadraiyawasewa as a symbol of faith, family, and belonging. Four decades later, the village stands as a living link between Naviyago and Lautoka, built on shared history and…
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Fiji Parliament Urges Unity and Accountability Ahead of Elections
in Fiji NewsPresident Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu opens Fiji’s 2026 Parliament with a call for unity across its diverse population. He warns that diversity alone won’t forge a shared national identity—intentional leadership, fair laws, and inclusive policies are essential, especially as elections approach.
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Fog, Warmth, and Weekend Chill: This Week’s Forecast
in NewsFog blankets the region to start the week, reducing visibility and prompting caution on bridges. A warm spell could bring near-record highs midweek, but rain and a cold front set the stage for a noticeably cooler weekend. Weather conditions shift day by day, keeping you guessing what comes next.
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Fiji President Urges Clean, Credible Elections and Unity Ahead of Vote
in Fiji NewsA call for clean, credible elections and civil discourse as Fiji prepares for a crucial political moment. The president reminds that democracy thrives on conduct as much as institutions, urging leaders and supporters to uphold the rule of law, engage constructively, and pursue unity before, during, and after the vote.
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Industry: Dear Henry Teases a Shadowy Power Play
in NewsPower, secrets, and sharp betrayals push Industry to new heights as a dangerous conspiracy starts to surface. With tense confrontations and shocking revelations reshaping the game, the episode leaves viewers hungry for what comes next.
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Christmas Gift Turns Into Dream Car for Fiji Couple
in Fiji NewsOne simple Christmas gift becomes a life-changing moment for a Fiji couple when a nationwide promotion hands them a brand-new car—sparking disbelief, joy, and a love-filled twist as luck arrives unexpectedly.
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Can Fiji’s 2026 Growth Plan Lift People Out of Poverty?
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a stark reality of poverty and hardship touching communities across the islands. A new national agenda links growth to real benefits, guided by three principles—unity in diversity, sustainability and resilience, and integrity in governance—aimed at a more inclusive, resilient future beyond 2026.
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Hope Flows as Fiji Health Ministry Unveils Water Tanks for Vanua Levu Villages
in Fiji NewsHope flows through Vanua Levu as three water tanks arrive for Waica, Waitete, and Naniu under a Health Ministry WASH initiative. For families who faced unreliable supply and long daily routines, the new tanks promise relief, dignity, and a more resilient daily life.
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Fiji Pearls Kick Off Training Camp as Contenders Battle for Starting Spot Ahead of 2026 World Cup Qualifiers
in Fiji NewsWith the Fiji Pearls gearing up for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, Elenoa Gukirewa is pushing for a starting berth as a new wave of talent rises. A demanding training camp and renewed fitness focus set the stage for a pivotal season ahead.
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Drua Development Impresses Ahead of Moana Pasifika Showdown
in Fiji NewsFijian rugby’s future shone bright as the Drua Development squad delivered a striking display, underscoring a deep pool of talent ahead of the 2026 season. The day’s action also set the stage for the senior clash, which followed with its own high-stakes drama.
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Logan Paul Bids Farewell to Pokémon Grail in Live Pikachu Illustrator Auction
in NewsLogan Paul bids farewell to a legendary Pokémon treasure in a high-stakes live auction. The flawless PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator carries a record-setting pedigree, weaving milestones and a personal goodbye into one of the hobby’s biggest moments. As bidding heats up, collectors witness a turning point in Pokémon history.
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Fiji Seeks Citizen Voices for a Transparent 2027 Election
in Fiji NewsFiji ushers in a more participatory era as village-level outreach expands ahead of the next general election. With constitutional reform on the horizon, the government vows a credible, inclusive process that centers public input, minority voices, and youth.
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Lautoka Community Pushes Rehab-First Drug Policy
in Fiji NewsResidents in Lautoka are calling for a rehab-first approach to drug use, seeking to shield youth and reduce crime while offering those struggling a path to recovery. A proposed framework would differentiate casual users from traffickers, aiming for safer communities and renewed hope through rehabilitation over punishment.
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Snow Disrupts Paris Flights as CDG and ORY Face DGAC Reductions
in NewsExtreme winter conditions swept across Europe, leaving major hubs like Paris grappling with heavy snowfall and ice. Authorities imposed temporary flight restrictions to keep skies safe, reshaping schedules and travel plans across the region.
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Denmark Flight Disruptions Hit Copenhagen and Aalborg Airports
in NewsDenmark’s two busiest airports are grappling with a wave of flight disruptions, sending schedules into flux for travelers. Cancellations and delays ripple across Copenhagen and Aalborg, affecting several major carriers. What’s happening and how travelers can navigate the disruption.
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Newsom Hails European Unity at Munich Security Conference
in NewsA prominent voice signals renewed faith in Europe’s unity and its pivotal role on the world stage. He argues that strength and coherence on the continent are inseparable from American interests, hinting at a growing transatlantic convergence in facing global challenges. Could this mark a turning point in how Europe and the United States work…