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Sydney Sweeney Stars in Christy: A Boxing Icon’s Rise and Hidden Struggles
Sydney Sweeney delivers a fearless, layered portrayal of Christy Martin, tracing a blazing rise in women’s boxing and the unseen battles that accompany greatness. A powerful biopic that blends grit, resilience, and the personal costs of fame, inviting you to glimpse the trailblazer behind the headlines.
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Suva Health Advocate Champions Mindful Shopping and Backyard Wellness
In Suva, Aisea Rabuno Tuisue models a life of simple purpose: health, mindful spending, and community service. A Human Resource Officer by day, he tends a backyard garden, plans his groceries, and draws strength from everyday wellness. His story speaks to balanced living and resilience across Fiji.
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Wellness at Work: The Hidden Driver of Professional Success
Is success only about climbing the career ladder, or can it thrive alongside well-being? This piece explores how staying active and mentally sharp can boost productivity, focus, and happiness—showing that personal health and professional goals can complement each other. A timely reminder that true achievement blends ambition with self-care.
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Fiji’s New E-Ticketing Faces Teething Troubles
Fiji’s new e-ticketing rollout is hitting rough waters as commuters report lost credit, long queues, and faulty machines. While officials promise fixes, riders are left hoping for a simpler, more reliable way to travel.
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Israel Widens Strikes in Lebanon as Evacuations Mount, Ceasefire in Jeopardy
Fierce airstrikes and fresh evacuation orders shake southern Lebanon as tensions with Hezbollah surge around a fragile ceasefire. With civilians bearing the brunt and livelihoods at stake, regional leaders confront a volatile path forward.
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Village Women’s Club Bets on Cattle to Protect Sea Turtles and Transform Festivities
Veilomani Women’s Club in Nabouono Village is turning cattle farming into a bold step toward community sustainability, reshaping how events are fed and organized. The shift eases pressure on sea turtles and hints at a broader move toward beekeeping and resilience.
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Verona to Host 2026 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony: Beauty in Motion
Verona takes center stage as Roberto Bolle headlines the 2026 Winter Games closing ceremony, a ballet-rich finale in a centuries-old arena. A water-drop stage hints at a story of beauty in motion where artistry meets sport and a bold conversation about our warming world.
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Capital One Arena Nears Phase One Finish in $815M Renovation as Partnerships Expand
A major arena facelift moves into its next chapter. With high-profile partnerships and a multi-year plan, phase one wraps up as attention turns to exterior improvements and new public spaces that could reshape downtown DC. The project sparks curiosity about what’s coming next for the neighborhood.
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Fiji Co-ops Get a Digital Training Boost, Empowering Youth and Women Leaders
Grassroots cooperatives across Fiji are poised for a new chapter as targeted training sharpens governance, financial management, and business skills, while digital tools connect them to larger markets. With a focus on empowering women and youth, the initiative aims to boost resilience and strengthen local economies.
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Fiji’s Farm Access Program Expands Rural Roads – Will It Transform Farmers’ Lives?
Rural road upgrades are set to reshape farming communities, opening new routes to markets, education, and essential services. The Farm Access push aims to boost farm productivity and livelihoods, but progress may hinge on weather, budgets, and procurement timelines.
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Fiji Unveils Phase Two of e-Plan to Fast-Track Land Registrations
Fiji is taking another leap in digital land services with Phase Two of its e-Plan Lodgement System. The upgrade streamlines submissions, payments, and security, edging land registration closer to a paperless future. As GNSS and other digital tools roll out, stakeholders anticipate quicker approvals, greater transparency, and new opportunities for investment.
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Bula FC Bets on Fiji’s National Team Stars Ahead of OFC Pro League Debut
Fiji’s football scene gets a new chapter as Bula FC gears up for its inaugural OFC season with a star-studded core drawn from the national team. Under coach Stéphane Auvray, the squad will test talent ahead of the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup, signaling a bold new era for Fiji football.
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Kadavu to Get Major Road Upgrades as Fiji Unveils Multi-Billion Connectivity Push
Kadavu is set for a major infrastructure push, with road upgrades, new crossings, and coastal protections shaping better island connectivity. The plan targets easier access to markets, healthcare, and education, while also boosting tourism through refreshed frontages and solar-lit jetties. A multi-billion commitment signals long-term growth and resilience for Kadavu’s coastal communities.
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Vakatawa Trains with Fijian Drua in Short-Term Stint Through Christmas
Former France star Virimi Vakatawa arrives at the Fijian Drua on a short-term training stint through Christmas, bringing a wealth of experience to the squad. With talks of a longer stay in limbo, the move adds a fresh spark to the Drua’s pre-season plans.
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Laurence Tribe Reflects on American Values Through a Refugee Family’s Flag
An eminent scholar reflects on what being American really means, tracing a family’s voyage from exile to citizenship and the flag that kept hope alive through hardship. A intimate meditation on liberty, resilience, and the stubborn ideals that outlast a nation’s flaws.
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Fiji High Court Verdict Looms in High-Profile Public Office Case
Closing arguments have closed in a high-profile Fiji case as a verdict looms on February 2, 2025. The case centers on allegations of abuse of office and improper benefits involving two former officials, a development that could redefine public accountability in Fiji.
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Flying Fijians Fix Jersey Numbers In-House Ahead of England Clash
After a jersey mishap, the Flying Fijians roll out a bold fix—in-hotel, heat-pressed numbers—before a high-stakes clash with England, framed by a solemn poppy tribute and a weekend kickoff that’s buzzing with anticipation.
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Kazakhstan Could Join the Abraham Accords, Sparking Diplomatic Buzz
Kazakhstan appears poised to join the Abraham Accords, signaling a potential expansion of a landmark regional pact. The move points to a broader push for cooperation across the Middle East and Central Asia, even as conflicts test regional stability. Leaders hint at reshaping alliances and the future of regional partnerships in a rapidly evolving landscape.
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Same-Sex Marriage at Risk as Supreme Court Weighs Reconsideration
Marriage equality looms again as the Supreme Court signals it may revisit a defining ruling. For couples who’ve built lives on equal rights, the moment brings renewed uncertainty—and a push to safeguard the future with careful planning. Love endures, even as questions about protections linger.
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Rockettes Turn 100 with Christmas Spectacular at Radio City
The Rockettes’ centennial celebration lights up Radio City with a dazzling Christmas Spectacular. A 90-minute feast of precision dance, sparkling costumes, and the beloved Parade of the Wooden Soldiers—seasonal magic that beckons fans of all ages.
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Cape Coral’s 250-Foot Flagpole Fundraiser Sparks Community Debate
Cape Coral is aiming for a 250-foot free-standing flagpole near the Cape Coral Bridge, funded entirely by donations. Supporters call it a unifying patriotic landmark, while critics wonder if the money could be better spent on community needs like a recreation center for kids. The debate over priorities is heating up as donations continue to…