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TLTB Chair Denies Corruption Allegations Against CEO, Defends Retirement Benefit Decisions
in Fiji NewsAmid a wave of social media scrutiny, the chairman of the iTaukei Lands Trust Board’s governance committee steps forward to defend CEO Solomone Nata. He says retirement-benefits decisions were unanimously approved by the full board and aligned with the iTaukei Land Trust Act, calling the allegations untrue. The message emphasizes fairness, transparency, and integrity in…
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Freeze Risk Looms as Temperatures Plunge; Weekend Warm-Up on the Horizon
in NewsWinter fronts bring chilly mornings and a touch of frost, with a cool, sun-kissed New Year’s Eve on the horizon. A few weekend showers mingle with a gradual warm-up, setting the stage for drier, more seasonal days as we head into next week.
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Guadalajara Morning Shootout Kills Businessman and Daughter, Sparks Investigation
in NewsGuadalajara vive una jornada de violencia que dejó a la ciudad en luto y a la comunidad en alerta. Un tiroteo prolongado sacudió la mañana y reavivó el debate sobre la seguridad y el impacto del crimen organizado en la vida diaria. Una historia que invita a entender el contexto y sus consecuencias para empresarios…
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Walz Under Fire as Minnesota GOP Calls for Resignation Over Fraud Crisis
in NewsBillions in questioned funds and a rising fraud crisis push Minnesota into a high-stakes political clash. Republican lawmakers are calling for accountability from Governor Tim Walz, signaling a pivotal moment for the state’s leadership and future.
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FNPF Clarifies Medical Withdrawals: Only Life‑Threatening Childbirth Emergencies Qualify
in Fiji NewsFNPF has issued clarifications on medical withdrawals for childbirth: payments are for severe, life-threatening emergencies backed by medical documentation, not routine maternity costs. The fund also plans to tighten reporting and collaborate with hospitals to speed up urgent-claim assessments while protecting members’ savings.
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Oregon NYE and NYD Store Hours: Who’s Open?
in NewsOregon’s New Year’s Eve and Day hours bring a mix of early closings and open doors. A quick snapshot hints at where you can stock up and where doors may close early, helping you plan the final festive prep.
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Coast-to-Coast Crews Unite for Michigan Power Restoration
in NewsPower crews from across the U.S. and Canada are racing to restore electricity after a damaging Michigan windstorm. The cross-border effort underscores community resilience, paired with essential safety reminders about downed lines and proper generator use.
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Little House Stars Reunite: Melissa Gilbert and Melissa Sue Anderson Share Heartfelt Backstage Moment
in NewsTwo iconic TV sisters find each other again in a heartfelt backstage moment, a reminder that some bonds endure beyond the spotlight. Melissa Gilbert and Melissa Sue Anderson share warmth, laughter, and a hint of healing as they rekindle a friendship built on decades of memories. A touching glimpse of friendship blooming anew.
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Fiji Expands Financing for Women Entrepreneurs Under WE Finance Initiative
in Fiji NewsFiji is riding a new wave of women-led entrepreneurship, with thousands gaining access to finance. A landmark WE Finance initiative is steering banks toward digital inclusion and tailored services, backed by the Reserve Bank and regional partners. What this could mean for Fiji’s business future and gender equality is only just unfolding.
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Fiji Family Mourns Migrant Mother’s Tragic Death in Sydney
in Fiji NewsGrief embraces a Nakini family as they mourn Anaseini Nai Waqavuki, a devoted mother who left Fiji for Australia to secure a better future for her children. Three teenagers now face an uncertain road ahead, while a grandmother prepares for a difficult farewell. A powerful tale of sacrifice, resilience, and the high costs of seeking…
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Atlanta Braces for Major Temperature Drop Monday as Cold Front Sweeps In
in NewsNorth Georgia braces for a potent cold front that brings rain, a steep temperature drop, and nights that will feel wintry. Expect gusty winds, frosty mornings, and a chill that could linger into the week. Warming centers will be ready to help those in need as the cold settles in.
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Gulf Coast Braces for Cold Front Ahead of New Year’s Eve Celebrations
in NewsBrace for a New Year chill as a Gulf Coast cold front moves in, turning outdoor celebrations into a bundle-up affair. Expect frosty mornings, an earlier Naples fireworks kickoff, and a quick swing back toward warmer days as the week unfolds.
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Suva Millers Wharf Robbery: Suspect in Custody as Police Seek Accomplices
in Fiji NewsAn early-morning aggravated robbery at Millers Wharf in Suva has left a man in police custody as investigators chase remaining accomplices. A security guard was threatened and a safe loaded onto a waiting fiberglass boat before disappearing into the night, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward.
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Late penalty seals South Africa’s AFCON 2025 knockout berth
in Fiji NewsAn electric showdown in Marrakech delivered non-stop drama, with goals traded and a late twist that reshapes the path to the knockout stage. A rollercoaster of momentum, nerves, and high-stakes football that leaves fans craving more.
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FCCC Suspends Fiji Electricity Tariffs as 21-Day Public Consultation Opens
in Fiji NewsA pause on upcoming electricity tariffs opens a 21-day window for voices from households, businesses, and communities to share input. Regulators promise transparency and an evidence-based review as the plan undergoes closer scrutiny.
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Lami Fishing Hub Hit by Early-Morning Cash Heist: $70,000 Stolen
in Fiji NewsAn early-morning heist at a Lami fishing-industry business has investigators chasing leads after thieves made off with a safe. A security guard was overwhelmed and locked in his booth as a fiberglass boat waited outside. With one suspect in custody and more at large, the case is raising questions about security for local businesses.
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Emilie Kiser’s First Christmas Without Trigg: Grief, Gratitude and New Family Traditions
in NewsGrief reshaped Emilie Kiser’s first Christmas without her son, Trigg. She shares how the family chose quiet moments and new traditions, cherishing what remains while honoring his memory.
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Ali Larter Teases Angela’s Quest for Stability in Landman’s West Texas Oil Saga
in NewsAli Larter pulls back the curtain on Angela’s quest for stability and self-definition in a West Texas oil-world where family, ambition, and resilience collide. She shares candid thoughts on codependency, motherhood, and a long acting journey, offering a glimpse into the craft, collaboration, and grit behind a high-stakes saga.
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Susquehanna Valley Faces 50 mph Gusts as Cold Front Arrives
in NewsGusts topping 50 mph sweep the Susquehanna Valley as a wind advisory stays in place. Cold nights and a touch of light snow flurries could greet the New Year, with unseasonably chilly days ahead before a calmer weekend. A frosty start to 2026 may be in the cards.
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Akuila Momo Returns for Coral Coast 7s with Mike Friday Select 7s
in Fiji NewsFormer Fiji 7s star Akuila Momo makes a dramatic comeback, adding blistering pace and grit to a celebrated Coral Coast 7s lineup. A weekend of high-octane sevens action at Sigatoka looms, with fans buzzing over his return.
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Anchored in Faith: Fiji Church Conference Urges Believers to Put Confidence in God
in Fiji NewsThousands gathered for a four-day youth conference filled with worship, fellowship, and moments of renewed faith. A powerful sermon challenged attendees to anchor their confidence in their relationship with God, leaving a shared sense of purpose and hope.