Fiji News
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Predator: Badlands Delivers Franchise-High Opening Amid Sluggish Box Office Weekend
in Fiji NewsPredator: Badlands roared into theaters with a $40 million opening, delivering the franchise’s strongest start yet during a shoulder-season box office. The sci‑fi thriller follows an outcast predator teaming up with an android researcher on a distant world, drawing strong early buzz from critics and audiences alike as industry trends stay volatile.
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Government Shutdown Hits Thanksgiving Travel, Flight Cancellations Surge
in Fiji NewsThe federal shutdown is rattling U.S. travel, with thousands of flights canceled and crews pressed to their duty limits. Airlines are scrambling with incentives and schedule changes as Thanksgiving looms, while some travelers eye buses and trains as alternatives. Even if funding comes soon, the fallout could linger long after a resolution.
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Fiji Receives Major ARV Donation from India to Boost HIV Fight
in Fiji NewsA significant ARV shipment strengthens Fiji’s ongoing fight against HIV and AIDS. Officials say the support will expand access to free, non-stigmatized care as the country moves toward an AIDS-free future by 2030.
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Fiji’s Disaster-Resilient Mobile Dental Clinics Reach Remote Islands
in Fiji NewsFiji is testing a bold, disaster-ready model of dental care that reaches its most remote communities. Cyclone-rated, solar-powered clinics and mobile units, backed by rainwater harvesting and energy-saving tech, promise care even when storms disrupt normal services. A future where every child and elder can access essential dental care with dignity is taking shape.
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Fiji Ports Terminal Ltd Wins Dual Honors at 26th Business Excellence Awards
in Fiji NewsTwo prestigious awards spotlight Fiji Ports Terminal Ltd’s commitment to exceptional service and green innovation. Discover how leadership, teamwork, and sustainable practices are shaping a brighter chapter for Fiji’s economy.
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Fiji Navy Boosts Maritime Capabilities Through US and Japan Training Partnerships
in Fiji NewsFiji’s navy is boosting its maritime readiness through international training partnerships. US instructors have sharpened diving and underwater-search skills, while Japan’s forces helped advance small-boat operations and deployment drills. The collaboration highlights Fiji’s growing regional security role and commitment to a safer Pacific.
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Fiji’s Surfer’s Eye: A Hidden Eye Health Wake-Up Call
in Fiji NewsOn Fiji’s sun-soaked days, a quiet eye-health risk can sneak up on outdoor lovers. A common condition tied to UV exposure may cause discomfort and vision changes—but simple, practical steps can help protect your eyes. Learn practical prevention tips to keep your sight clear under the tropical glare.
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Fiji Unveils Immigration Reform to Protect Foreign Workers
in Fiji NewsFiji is rolling out immigration reforms aimed at tighter vetting and stronger protections for foreign workers amid rising concerns over exploitation. A new draft bill and updated laws promise a clearer visa framework, better oversight, and more humane enforcement.
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France vs Fiji: High-Stakes Rugby Showdown in Bordeaux
in Fiji NewsFrance vs Fiji in Bordeaux promises a gritty, high-octane rugby showdown. With a storied rivalry, blistering counter-attacks, and tactical chess from the kick-off, this clash could swing momentum and set the tone for the season.
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Two-Way Fence of Healing: Fiji Nun’s Peace Call at Truth Commission
in Fiji NewsAn inspiring tale of healing and bold candor from Fiji: Sister Teresia Tinanisolo looks back on activism after 1987 and a fearless reach-out to a former prime minister—a “two-way” call for peace that could reshape how communities heal and move forward.
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Fiji Unveils $14 Million Training Hub to Boost Marine and Manufacturing Careers
in Fiji NewsFiji is rolling out a multi‑million dollar plan to boost skills in the marine and manufacturing sectors. A new career centre at Fiji National University will blend hands-on training with academic credentials, creating a strong pipeline for local and international opportunities. This bold initiative signals a brighter economic future for the islands.
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Piracy Off Somalia Returns as Tanker Attack Reveals Mothership Tactics
in Fiji NewsAn audacious piracy incident unfolds far offshore, as a Maltese-flagged tanker comes under fire and is boarded. With all crew safe, the episode hints at a rising threat and evolving tactics that could impact international shipping.
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TLTB to Value All Native Lands, Boost Transparency and Governance
in Fiji NewsHere are a few concise teaser options you can use as the WordPress excerpt: – A bold move to value and map every native land title could transform planning and livelihoods. With a new registry and independent valuers, transparency and smarter asset management take center stage for landowners. – iTaukei Land Trust Board gears up…
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MIOT-Aspen Partnership Transforms Cardiac Care at Fiji’s Lautoka Hospital
in Fiji NewsAn international collaboration is reshaping heart care in Fiji by bringing life-saving surgeries closer to home. A brand-new Cath Lab and a dedicated team are expanding access, training local clinicians, and paving the way for self-reliant cardiac services.
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Fiji Eyes New Passenger Compensation Scheme for Boating Incidents
in Fiji NewsFiji is weighing a new passenger‑centred compensation scheme for boating incidents. The plan would extend coverage to passengers, crew and property damage, with public consultations and funding options to be shaped in coming months. Still in its early stages, the proposal points to stronger safety and accountability on Fiji’s seas.
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Fiji’s Ellington Jetty Nears Reopening, Boosting Island Connectivity
in Fiji NewsAn important Fiji jetty is nearing a full return to service, with major upgrades set to boost safety and efficiency for island crossings. As solar lighting rolls out at several jetties, this steady push toward a more resilient maritime network hints at bigger gains for communities and local businesses.
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Fiji Boosts MSMEs as IHRDP Approves 10 New Projects in Rural-Urban Funding Push
in Fiji NewsFiji’s latest funding round backs MSMEs with ten projects designed to spark growth across urban and rural communities. The move signals renewed momentum for inclusive entrepreneurship, tapping into women-led ventures and a more resilient local economy.
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Nuremberg: The Psychiatrist Who Questioned Nazi Minds
in Fiji NewsA tense voyage into the psychology of justice, this film stages a high-stakes dialogue between a wartime psychiatrist and the men who shaped history. Charismatic menace and quiet moral doubt collide, inviting viewers to question what it means to hold power accountable. A stark meditation on memory, humanity, and the price of judgment.
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Missing Year 12 Exam Papers Spark Fiji Education Security Review
in Fiji NewsAn urgent investigation is underway after the theft of Year 12 examination papers sparked concerns over exam security. As authorities review storage protocols and contingency plans are put in place to keep the timetable on track, questions are being raised about safety measures in schools. This developing story highlights the push for stronger safeguards to…
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Fiji Urges Screenings as Late-Stage Cancer Diagnoses Rise
in Fiji NewsRising late‑stage cancer diagnoses in Fiji are prompting urgent calls for routine screenings and prompt medical care. Health leaders warn that delaying treatment can have serious consequences, underscoring the power of early detection and community awareness. The piece examines what this means for families and healthcare systems.
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Fiji Unveils Climate-Resilient Rural Water Plan with Phased Rollout
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils a bold plan to transform rural water and sanitation, with a phased rollout, a climate resilience fund, and stronger partnerships to secure safer, healthier communities. A forward-looking effort that signals lasting impact for rural areas and everyday health.