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Fiji Badminton Revival: New Push Toward 2032 Olympics
in Fiji NewsFiji’s badminton is at a turning point, driven by a new committee and fresh community programs. Plans for eight clubs, a wider player base, and an ambitious 2032 Olympic push—and even a proposed indoor arena—signal a bright future for the sport.
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28 Years Later Part 3 in the Works as Cillian Murphy in Talks and Alex Garland Sets Script
in NewsSomething terrifying is returning to the screen. The iconic horror saga is gearing up for a new chapter, with a celebrated writer back at the helm and whispers that a familiar face may return to Jim’s side. A forthcoming film in the same universe has fans buzzing, hinting at a chilling horizon for the franchise.
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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Teaser Teases Tommy Shelby’s Return
in NewsTommy Shelby returns in Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. A moody teaser hints at war-torn horizons, old ghosts, and a brand-new chapter of danger for the Shelby clan. Expect the same fierce drama and dark atmosphere that fans crave.
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Janelle Brown Teases Life Beyond Sister Wives as She Begins a New Chapter
in NewsJanelle Brown hints at a bold new chapter beyond the spotlight, describing the shedding of old identities to find a truer self. Her reflections point to reinvention—and a life reimagined with fresh starts and new possibilities.
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Hilton Fiji Lights Up the Holidays with Community Cheer and Festive Celebrations
in Fiji NewsHilton Fiji Beach Resort & Spa kicks off December with festive lights, carols, and a heartwarming spirit of giving. From a tree lighting to family-friendly activities and a charity luncheon for local schools and seniors, the season shines with true Fijian hospitality.
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Honeywell’s Fiji AI Hackathon Sparks a New Wave in Aerospace Innovation
in Fiji NewsAn ambitious fusion of aerospace innovation and AI talent unfolds in Fiji as Honeywell Aerospace wraps up its 2025 hackathon. Teams of engineers and data scientists explored bold ideas in predictive analytics, automation, and data-driven decision making—backed by hands-on mentorship and cross-border collaboration. The event hints at a broader push to scale AI across industry…
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Mariska Hargitay’s On-Set Accident Redefined SVU Stunt Safety
in NewsAn on-set accident forced Mariska Hargitay to rethink risk and redefine how she tackles stunts on SVU. She began using trusted stunt doubles, a move that safeguarded her health and quietly reshaped on-set safety.
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Louisville Faces Gusty Winds as Warm December Day Gives Way to Cold Overnight
in NewsLouisville could see a rapid swing from a warm afternoon to a windy, cold night, with gusty conditions and the potential for scattered outages. As temperatures plunge overnight, a dynamic late-December weather shift is on the way.
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Fiji’s Drua Foundation Launches Gender-Equal Youth Rugby Academy Aiming for 180 by 2029
in Fiji NewsA bold new youth academy in Fiji aims to level the playing field, expanding training streams while prioritizing gender equality. Beyond rugby, the plan weaves in health, education, and community outreach, with facilities like dormitories and weekend camps on the horizon. A careful, phased rollout and a commitment to sustainable funding promise to shape Fiji’s…
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Video Allegations Prompt Police Investigation Into Officials’ Drug-Trade Links
in Fiji NewsA video posted by a former police officer is sparking a high-stakes probe into alleged links between public officials and the drug trade. As investigators verify the claims, authorities promise a thorough, transparent process to ensure accountability. The unfolding case underscores the drive to dismantle drug networks and strengthen public trust in law enforcement.
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Video Sparks Police Probe Into Officials’ Ties to Drug Trade
in Fiji NewsA social media video alleging ties between public officials and the drug trade has triggered a CID verification and an active probe. Authorities say the next steps will unfold after verification as they work to dismantle illicit networks and restore public trust.
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Trump Names Louisiana Governor as Greenland Envoy, Hinting at a New US-Greenland Dialogue
in NewsAn unusual diplomatic move has Louisiana’s governor stepping into a federal envoy role to Greenland, sparking questions about a potential new US-Greenland relationship. With debates over protection, opportunity, and the island’s future, this development hints at a bold twist in international diplomacy.
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Supreme Court Reinstates Murder Conviction in 2015 Fatal Assault Case
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes legal battle from a 2015 fatal assault takes a new turn as the Supreme Court reinstates a murder conviction that had been quashed on appeal. The decision redirects the case for further appellate review, highlighting how charges are framed and proven in serious-crime prosecutions. A pivotal moment for justice and the rights of…
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain and Flood Risk as Storm System Approaches
in Fiji NewsFiji is urged to brace for heavy rain as a powerful weather system moves in, with thunderstorms possible and a real risk of flash flooding. Urban areas and low-lying districts could see disruption as conditions develop. Stay prepared as the coming days unfold.
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Landman Delivers Chaos, Romance, and a Surprising Twist in Forever Is an Instant
in NewsChaos meets charm in the latest Landman chapter, where bold humor brushes up against a surprising romance. Sharp one-liners, wild misadventures, and a tender twist promise plenty of laughs—and a few heart-flutters—to come.
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Bacon and Sedgwick Reunite in The Best You Can: A Modern Text-Driven Romance
in NewsKevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick reunite on screen in a tender, modern rom-dramedy built around late-night text conversations. As aging, caregiving, and family ties pull the characters in different directions, a surprising connection begins to bloom—quiet, intimate, and refreshingly real. A heartfelt reminder that love can surprise us when we least expect it.
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Cowichan Lake Through the Years: Christmas Choirs, Local Heroes, and Community Hopes
in NewsHoliday lights, familiar tunes, and a thread of local memory weave through the Cowichan Lake area this season. A lively school Christmas concert kicks off a broader look at decades of community milestones, mentorship, and changing traditions that keep the lake’s spirit alive.
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Slate’s Movie Club Explores 2025 Cinema and Bradley Cooper’s Is This Thing On?
in NewsAn intimate, witty dialogue about the year’s cinema, where love, self-discovery, and resilience take center stage. The critics survey a spectrum of films—from heartfelt comedies to tense dramas—asking what these stories reveal about connection in 2025. Expect sharp observations, unexpected resonances, and a fresh take on how movies mirror our lives.
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As holidays approach, police urge village chiefs to curb alcohol-fueled violence
in Fiji NewsAs the festive season nears, village headmen are urged to stay vigilant about alcohol-related risks. Acting Commissioner Aporosa Lutunauga warns that overindulgence can spark brawls and even serious legal consequences, urging a united effort for safer, calmer communities during the holidays.
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First-Time Arsonist Sentenced to 11 Months for Fiji Sugarcane Farm Blaze
in Fiji NewsA sugarcane farm blaze in Sigatoka ends with a prison sentence for a first-time offender, tied to about $15,000 in crop losses. The court frames the case as a clear deterrent to protect farmers’ hard work and livelihoods.
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Five Must-Watch Streaming Debuts This Weekend
in NewsFive fresh titles land on streaming this weekend, blending psychological twists, offbeat humor, and intimate family dramas. From dark, boundary-pushing thrillers to revealing documentaries, the lineup serves bold storytelling and standout performances. A weekend of new cinematic moments that linger long after the credits.