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Fiji Day Trip Sparks Remittance Debate as Minister Defends Overseas Travel
Minister Lynda Tabuya defends the costs of her Fiji Day trip to Australia, saying the government covered only the upgrade and per diem while the bulk was funded by the Fijian community. She points to the diaspora’s substantial remittances—hundreds of millions of dollars—as a sign of the value in strong international ties. The piece hints…
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Liv Morgan Lights Up Stranger Things Premiere Ahead of WWE Return
Liv Morgan lit up the red carpet at the Stranger Things Season 5 premiere, all while quietly focused on her shoulder injury recovery. A glamorous moment amid a determined comeback has fans buzzing about what’s next for the former champion. With public appearances and a hopeful return on the horizon, this chapter of her journey…
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Dick Cheney Dies, Leaving Divisive Legacy in a GOP Transformed by Trump
One of the era’s most polarizing power brokers has passed away, leaving a legacy that continues to spark fierce debate. His years shaping policy and war still echo as the political landscape shifts in surprising ways. What his era will mean for the future of American leadership remains a question on many minds.
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DNA Link Ties Mother and Minor to Baby in Tazewell County Case
– A startling case raises urgent questions about safeguarding youths as new evidence links adults to a baby, with serious charges on the table. – Details released in a troubling case touch on burner phones and alleged offenses against a minor, with detention ordered. – Prosecutors reveal new connections and troubling evidence in a case…
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Akron-Canton Eyes First Snow of the Season as Weekend Storm Approaches
Snow is returning to the Akron-Canton area this weekend as a chilly storm rolls in. Expect rain that could flip to snow, with a rapid drop in temperatures and brisk winds—a preview of the season to come.
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Fiji Ministers’ Overseas Independence Day Travel Costs Spark Scrutiny
New figures reveal substantial overseas travel costs tied to Fiji’s Independence Day celebrations, spotlighting Prime Minister and several ministers. The disclosure has reignited debate over government travel spending and accountability, even as officials argue such trips could yield diplomatic benefits amid economic pressures.
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Royal Caribbean Expands Caribbean Voyages With New Sailings Through 2028
Royal Caribbean is expanding its Caribbean lineup through April 2028, with year-round sailings from Florida and a mix of 7-night and shorter getaways. A refreshed fleet and new itineraries promise unforgettable tropical escapes for both first-timers and seasoned cruisers alike.
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Fiji Education Grants Delayed Amid Compliance Checks
More than 100 schools and early childhood centers are awaiting crucial funding as authorities race to clear outstanding compliance and reporting hurdles. From late financials to audit updates and AGM minutes, the path to disbursing the new term grants is being cleared—highlighting a broader push to strengthen education funding and resources for students.
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UAE to Open Embassy in Fiji, Strengthening Ties and Clean-Energy Cooperation
Fiji and the UAE signal a new era in Pacific diplomacy, with plans for a UAE embassy in Suva and stronger cooperation on renewable energy and climate resilience. The talks open doors to broader collaboration in health, education, and economic development, hinting at exciting future partnerships.
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Ifema Madrid Eyes 300 Million Euros in Revenue by 2026 as F1 Grand Prix Looms
Ifema Madrid fija un ambicioso objetivo: superar los 300 millones de euros en ingresos para 2026, con foco en ferias y congresos y el impacto del Gran Premio de Fórmula 1 en la ciudad. El presidente del Comité Ejecutivo subraya su rol como motor económico y visualiza un notable efecto en empleo y economía local…
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Five arrests after campus disruption at Toronto Metropolitan University
Tensions boiled over at a Toronto campus as demonstrators breached an event, resulting in injuries and a strong police response along with several arrests. The university says it is re-examining safety policies as campus dialogue comes under renewed scrutiny.
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Dense Fog to Frost: Weekend Warmth Gives Way to a Cold Front
Dense fog blankets Friday morning before a mix of sun and showers moves in. A strong cold front follows, bringing a sharp temperature drop and frost risk early next week, with a gradual warmth returning midweek.
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Kendall Jenner Celebrates 30 with Sun-Soaked Beach Getaway
Kendall Jenner’s 30th birthday unfolds as a sun-drenched, seaside escape with family and close friends. Glamour meets warmth in a milestone celebration filled with carefree moments and memorable views. A stylish, feel-good snapshot of turning thirty in true Kendall fashion.
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UAE Opens Embassy in Fiji, Signals Deeper Pacific Ties and Renewables Push
A landmark step in Pacific diplomacy as the UAE opens an embassy in Suva, signaling deeper ties with Fiji. The talks foreshadow intensified collaboration on renewable energy, climate resilience, and people-to-people links, with trade, investment and a broader partnership on the horizon.
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Sydney Sweeney Jeans Campaign Sparks Race Debate; Wood and Harriman Respond
A glossy jeans campaign turns into a heated debate about representation and responsibility. Aimee Lou Wood voices concerns while Misan Harriman calls for accountability, sparking a larger online discussion about identity, branding, and the power of marketing.
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Muslim Leader Refuses to Sing Vande Mataram, Sparks Debate on Patriotism and Inclusive Representation
Patriotism, faith, and political symbolism collide as a Maharashtra leader declines to sing Vande Mataram, citing verses tied to worship. The moment sparks questions about double standards in political demands and minority representation. A broader debate unfolds on inclusivity and unity in a diverse democracy.
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India Supreme Court exonerates Air India pilot in Dreamliner crash
New twists in the Ahmedabad crash case raise fresh questions about accountability and aviation safety. As families seek clarity, investigators weigh puzzling system behavior and competing narratives that continue to haunt the incident. The latest developments keep the tragedy in the spotlight, inviting renewed scrutiny of what happened and why.
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Manoa Kamikamica Joins Fiji’s Public Accounts Committee, Sparking Governance Debate
Manoa Kamikamica’s move to Fiji’s Public Accounts Committee signals a turning point in the country’s governance and financial oversight. A veteran figure with a controversial track record, his latest role invites questions about accountability, reform, and the future of public money in Fiji.
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Quang Dien’s vital dam breached as flood blocks relief routes ahead of Kalmaegi
Un dique clave y una ruta de acceso vital están en el centro de una dura lucha contra las inundaciones. Con la tormenta en el horizonte, autoridades y voluntarios aceleran refuerzos para proteger los cultivos y garantizar la ayuda a las comunidades afectadas.
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Megyn Kelly Bets on a Vance-Rubio 2028 Dream Ticket
Megyn Kelly stirs the political pot with a bold 2028 vision, floating a Vance–Rubio dream ticket and a surprising Democratic twist. As Trump’s endorsements loom large and the GOP squarelands its future, the conversation hints at big shifts ahead. A candid snapshot of the evolving dynamics shaping American politics.
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Can Florida Lottery Winners Stay Anonymous Through Trusts?
Florida Lotto prizes must be claimed within 180 days, but some winners use trusts to keep their identities private. As the jackpot climbs and Election Day nears, anticipation grows over how far anonymity can go after a life-changing win.