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Ajit Pawar Dies in Plane Crash, Maharashtra Faces Political Uncertainty
in NewsMaharashtra braces for a power vacuum after deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar dies in a plane crash. A lifelong political player with a history of shifting alliances, his departure sparks fresh questions about successors, party dynamics, and the state’s governing future. The coming days could redefine the balance of power in the region.
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Maharashtra in Flux as Fadnavis Faces a Post-Pawar Era
in NewsDevendra Fadnavis mourns Ajit Pawar, a trusted ally whose pragmatism helped steer Maharashtra’s fragile coalition. With Pawar’s sudden death in a plane crash, the Mahayuti faces a reshaped political landscape, forcing Fadnavis to recalibrate strategy as local elections loom.
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Nipah Outbreak Sparks Asia Alert as Fiji Says No Threat
in Fiji NewsNipah virus concerns ripple through Asia, triggering swift public health responses. Fiji says there’s no current threat to the islands, backed by cutting-edge genomic surveillance and vigilant readiness in crowded spaces.
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Wuthering Heights LA Premiere: Robbie and Elordi Dazzle on the Red Carpet
in NewsMargot Robbie and Jacob Elordi lit up the LA premiere of Wuthering Heights, pairing bold couture with teasing glimpses of a charged on-screen romance. Robbie shimmered in a sculpted Schiaparelli gown accented by vintage jewels, while Elordi kept it classic in black. Their hints of Catherine and Heathcliff’s tangled bond promise a fresh, unforgettable take…
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Rima Horton Keeps Alan Rickman’s Legacy Alive Through Pancreatic Cancer Advocacy and a Potter Book Raffle
in NewsTen years after Alan Rickman’s passing, Rima Horton reflects on his enduring legacy and the quiet battle that followed. Her new path—advocating for pancreatic cancer awareness—adds hope and purpose, highlighted by a seven-book Harry Potter set raffle signed by fellow actors. A moving reminder of love, loss, and the power of remembrance.
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Nashville Family Faces Devastating Burst-Pipe Flood, Nights in Cars with Newborn
in NewsReturning home to chaos after a week away, a Nashville family finds their apartment flooded and another unit damaged by burst pipes, with raw sewage turning rooms into a nightmare. No heat, almost nothing left, and a newborn to care for mean nights spent in their car as they search for warmth and help. Their…
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Dellepiane Highway Gets a Green Makeover with New Metrobus Corridor
in NewsProgress is advancing on a sweeping modernization of the Dellepiane Highway, promising safer, faster trips for thousands of daily commuters. A central exclusive bus lane, a 4-km linear park, and refreshed connections will reshape the southern corridor and expand its green footprint. With construction underway and traffic adjustments in place, the project hints at a…
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Excel Masterclass Sparks Data-Driven Upgrades in Fiji’s Social Protection Efforts
in Fiji NewsTwenty-five officers from the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection are taking part in a Microsoft Excel Masterclass to sharpen data management and analytical skills. The initiative supports evidence-based decision-making and aims to enhance service delivery across Fiji by turning data into actionable insights.
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Fiji’s Seaqaqa Residents Still Waiting for Promised Power Upgrade
in Fiji NewsSeaqaqa’s Korolevu and Dradramea communities are still without power, leaving dozens of households in the dark as promises to extend the grid linger unresolved. With the new school year starting and safety concerns rising, families worry about daily life and bigger gaps in service.
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Kolinisau: Fiji Sevens Ready for Singapore Sevens After Gruelling Lead-Up
in Fiji NewsFiji Sevens head coach Osea Kolinisau says the team is fitter and tougher after an intense Christmas build-up. The grueling prep, including Coral Coast sessions, has laid a solid foundation for Singapore. With sharpened tactics and unwavering confidence, Fiji aim to hit the World Series hard in the coming showdown.
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Fiji Airways Expands Savusavu Flights During Labasa Airport Closure
in Fiji NewsLabasa Airport’s temporary closure is reshaping Fiji Airways’ Vanua Levu connections. Four daily Nadi–Savusavu flights and three weekly Suva–Savusavu services will run during February 16–March 27, 2026, helping travellers keep moving. Those with Labasa bookings are advised to explore Savusavu alternatives and plan early as demand grows.
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Warnock Law Expands Auto, Lyft, and Dog Bite Practice Across Arizona
in NewsScottsdale-based Warnock Law expands its practice to auto accidents, Lyft-related crashes, and dog bites across Yuma, Gilbert, and Chandler. The move underscores a deeper commitment to helping injury victims navigate complex claims and pursue fair compensation.
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Back-to-School Readiness: The Hidden Power of Home Emotional Support
in Fiji NewsBack-to-school season is about more than supplies. A nurturing home—quality time after class, guidance through peer pressure, and early attention to a child’s emotional needs—could set the stage for a confident, thriving year at school.
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Fijiana 7s Eye Fast Starts and Finishes at Singapore Sevens
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Fijiana 7s chase consistency as they prepare for a challenging Singapore Sevens, focusing on quick starts and strong finishes against elite rivals. Coach Richard Walker emphasizes staying sharp from first whistle to last as the team tests itself against Australia, the USA, and Japan.
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Winter sidewalk safety crackdown: what residents should know
in NewsAfter a heavy snowstorm, a new push to keep sidewalks clear sparks reminders about prompt removal, safety for pedestrians, and possible fines for neglect. The plan highlights accessibility for seniors and children, plus the need to keep hydrants visible for emergencies. Exemptions for hardship add nuance to the conversation about winter responsibility.
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American Samoa Launches Ocean Data Initiative to Boost Coastal Resilience
in Fiji NewsAmerican Samoa is turning ocean science into real-world resilience. A landmark multi-agency workshop linked harbors, responders, and meteorologists to sharpen forecasts, navigation, and coastal planning—unlocking new data and hands-on training for safer seas and stronger communities.
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Fiji Para-Athlete in Shot Put Sets Sights on Commonwealth Games in Scotland
in Fiji NewsFrom a life-changing injury to the para-shot put spotlight, Sitiveni Konataci’s journey is a true testament to grit and determination. A Fiji athlete chasing big dreams, his story hints at a comeback that could inspire many.
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Be Fiji: Tourism Fiji’s Fresh Take on Happiness and Mindfulness
in Fiji NewsBe Fiji marks a bold new chapter, inviting travelers to rediscover happiness through simple pleasures—connection, play, and mindful moments. Stunning shores and warm community come together in a campaign that invites you to carry Fiji’s light back into everyday life.
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Be Fiji Campaign Invites Travelers to Reclaim Joy Amid Daily Hustle
in Fiji NewsFiji is inviting you to press pause and rediscover everyday happiness. The Be Fiji campaign blends stunning scenery with simple, shared moments, offering a fresh invitation to savor joy amid life’s fast pace.
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Rickman Widow Launches Pancreatic Cancer Early-Detection Drive
in NewsTen years after Alan Rickman’s passing, his widow Rima Horton is turning grief into action with a high-stakes push for pancreatic cancer awareness and earlier detection. A bold fundraiser—featuring a coveted Harry Potter prize—offers a glimmer of hope in the fight against this deadly disease.
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Pacific Islands Forum Troika Pushes Unity Ahead of COP31
in Fiji NewsBrisbane plays host as the Pacific Islands Forum Troika kicks off 2026 with a clear message: unity, inclusive leadership, and a coordinated regional voice amid global headwinds. Early talks touched on regional architecture, the year ahead, and COP31 preparations, all guided by the enduring spirit of Iumi Tugeda.