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Fiji Urged to Boost Anti-Trafficking Prosecutions amid Tier 2 Watch List
in Fiji NewsGaps in Fiji’s fight against human trafficking raise urgent questions as prosecutions stall and victims remain vulnerable. Experts urge renewed political will, stronger enforcement, and a rights-based approach to protect those at risk and restore public confidence.
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Fiji High Court to Rule on Due Process in FICAC Commissioner’s Dismissal
in Fiji NewsA Fiji High Court ruling on the removal of former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali could redefine due process and presidential authority in the country’s anti-corruption watchdog.
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Drua’s surprise hooker start fuels pre-season buzz vs Chiefs
in Fiji NewsAll eyes will be on the Drua as they gear up for a pivotal pre-season clash with the Chiefs. A former Flying Fijian suddenly re-enters the spotlight, challenging for the hooker role alongside a high-profile recruit. This showdown could tilt the balance ahead of the season, offering a fresh glimpse at how the squad is…
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Trump to Address Nation From Oval Office Amid Georgia Election Probe
in NewsAn Oval Office address from Donald Trump arrives with the topic still under wraps, fueling intense speculation as investigations into the 2020 election unfold. With Georgia’s election questions and broader legal debates in play, the moment hints at major moves—yet keeps the specifics hidden. The stakes feel high as the room waits to see what…
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Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Debuts on Prime Video With its Reality-Scripted Twist
in NewsJury Duty expands its signature mix of reality and scripted comedy with Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat. A newly hired temp finds himself in a week-long offsite for a family hot sauce company—completely oblivious to the scripted chaos around him. Expect mischief, heart, and plenty of zesty hijinks when it arrives on Prime Video March…
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Trump to Deliver Unscheduled Oval Office Address as Iran Tensions Rise
in NewsAn unscheduled Oval Office address by President Trump is drawing keen attention this evening, with a message that could reverberate beyond the White House. A formidable naval armada, led by the carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, is moving toward Iran as Washington signals readiness to act while urging negotiations. With a high-level intelligence briefing and a…
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Jury Duty Season 2: A Truman Show–Style Company Retreat on Prime Video
in NewsJury Duty returns with a Truman Show-inspired twist in Company Retreat. A real temp worker believes he’s at a routine corporate offsite while a cast of actors plays along behind the scenes. Expect humor, surprises, and sharp social commentary when the new season arrives on Prime Video on March 20.
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Charlie Heaton Talks Archie’s Stranger Things Fascination and Life as a Young Dad
in NewsCharlie Heaton offers a heartfelt glimpse into life as a young dad, revealing how his 11-year-old son Archie’s growing interest in a hit series is shaping their bond. He opens up about balancing fame with family, the challenges distance can bring, and the values he hopes to pass on.
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Virginia Murder Trial: Defense Alleges Evidence Manipulation in Au Pair Affair
in NewsA Virginia man takes the stand in a high-stakes trial, denying an alleged murder-for-hire scheme as prosecutors outline infidelity, deception, and a staged crime. With conflicting testimony and a defense scrutinizing the investigation, the courtroom drama keeps the truth just out of reach.
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Netflix Bets on Gundam Live-Action With Sydney Sweeney and Noah Centineo
in NewsAn ambitious live-action Gundam is taking shape with a star-studded lineup and a gritty, grounded sensibility. Sydney Sweeney and Noah Centineo headline a project directed and written by Jim Mickle, teasing a Universal Century saga for modern sci-fi. Epic mecha battles and political intrigue loom on the horizon.
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Fiji High Court Ruling Could Redefine Presidential Authority Over FICAC
in Fiji NewsAll eyes are on the Fiji High Court as it weighs the President’s power to terminate the Commissioner of the country’s anti-corruption agency. The ruling could redefine how executive advice and constitutional prerogatives intersect, with wide-ranging implications for governance and accountability in Fiji.
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Montana Earthquake Shakes Great Falls; Residents Report Strong Tremors
in NewsResidents in Montana’s Great Falls region were jolted by a recent earthquake, sparking a flurry of eyewitness stories—from sudden shakes to rumbling sounds. The event has sparked reflections on safety, preparedness, and community resilience in the wake of seismic activity.
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Man Impersonates FBI Agent in Bizarre Brooklyn Detention Center Escape Attempt
in NewsAn audacious bid to overturn a murder case ended with an arrest after a Minnesota man impersonated an FBI agent at a Brooklyn detention center. Prosecutors say he claimed a judge’s order to free the accused killer and carried odd items in his bag before being stopped. The bizarre episode surfaces as the defendant heads…
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Twice Over: Time-Twisted Australian Romantic Comedy Sparks Reunion
in NewsAn unexpected reunion unlocks long-buried feelings and a fresh take on love and time. Alena Lodkina’s Twice Over, starring Mia Wasikowska and Charlie Heaton, promises a rom‑com with a distinctive, character-driven heartbeat.
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Fiji on Trafficking Watch List: Rights Commission Demands Urgent Reform and Accountability
in Fiji NewsFiji faces renewed scrutiny as its Tier 2 Watch List status calls attention to persistent gaps in prevention, victim protection, and prosecutions. The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission warns that unresolved gaps could foster impunity unless there’s decisive, survivor‑centered action. Advocates are urging a stronger, rights‑based approach with greater accountability to safeguard those affected.
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Data Glitches Hold Up $200 Back-to-School Aid
in Fiji NewsBack-to-School aid payments are facing delays as thousands of applications undergo data cleanups and verification checks. With information gaps and verification hurdles, relief is taking longer — even as efforts to clear the backlog push payments forward.
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Fiji to Vet Overseas Schools to Protect Students
in Fiji NewsFiji’s higher education watchdog is expanding its reach by using overseas missions to verify foreign institutions as more students explore study options abroad. After reports of non-existent classes and questionable facilities, officials say stronger checks could safeguard the education journey overseas.
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Fiji Reassures RSE Continuity as New Zealand Unveils Seasonal Visas
in Fiji NewsFiji says New Zealand’s new seasonal visas won’t disrupt the RSE program or Fijian placements, with officials promising continued opportunities and ongoing monitoring of developments.
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Montgomery County declares snow emergency as parking rules and transit schedules shift
in NewsMontgomery County braces for a winter storm with parking restrictions, altered transit, and around-the-clock plowing. A snow emergency brings on-street parking limits, a limited Ride On schedule, and small taxi surcharges as crews move from main roads to neighborhoods. As conditions evolve, residents should plan ahead and stay aware of local safety updates.
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American Samoa’s Ocean Science to Service Workshop Poised to Transform Coastal Safety
in Fiji NewsAmerican Samoa is taking a bold step to turn ocean science into practical solutions for local needs. An inaugural Ocean Science to Service workshop united government agencies, marine operators, and emergency responders to boost coastal safety and resilience through better data—tidal calendars, sea-level insights, and a new regional ocean portal.
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Be Fiji: Tourism Fiji Unveils a Joyful Global Campaign
in Fiji NewsBe Fiji marks a fresh chapter in Tourism Fiji’s happiness-forward brand, inviting you to swap everyday stress for moments of joy. Through sun-kissed shores, playful connections, and mindful escapes, the campaign hints at a brighter travel mindset that lives beyond the itinerary.