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Teen James Overy Earns Socceroos Call-Up Ahead of 2026 World Cup Prep
Manchester United’s 17-year-old James Overy earns a first Socceroos call-up as Tony Popovic leans into a new generation. Fresh faces meet returning stars in a squad aimed at 2026, stirring anticipation for Australia’s next international steps.
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Maya Hawke Reveals Uma Thurman’s Keep Your Shoes On Tarantino Set Advice
Maya Hawke opens up about growing up on set with her parents, a playful bit of mom-approved wisdom about Tarantino, and what’s next for her in film and animation. From voicing Anxiety in Inside Out 2 to a slate of exciting projects, the chat offers nostalgia, humor, and a peek at a rising career. A…
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Fiji Expands Cancer Screening with HPV Self-Swab Drive in Rural North
A bold, community-driven push against breast and cervical cancer is unfolding in Fiji. From rural screenings to school outreach and a new HPV self-swab program, the campaign centers on empowering women with knowledge and access—because early detection can change lives and reshape health norms.
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Messi and De Paul Named in Argentina Squad for Angola Friendly as MLS Playoffs Heat Up
Messi and De Paul are back in Argentina’s fold for a November friendly against Angola, even as Inter Miami fights for MLS playoff glory. The squad drop hints at a strategic approach to scheduling, with Dibu Martínez left out. Club duties and country pride collide in a story shaping Argentina’s plans for the window ahead.
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PCU Names Its First Female Pro Chancellor, Heralding a New Era in Pasifika Leadership
History is being written at Pasifika Communities University as Dr. Akanisi Kedrayate becomes the first female Pro Chancellor. Her appointment comes as the university embraces a holistic, community-centered path rooted in Pasifika values, signaling a new era of leadership and opportunity for the region.
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Angel Reyes & Associates Earns 2026 Best Lawyers and Best Law Firms Rankings
Texas personal injury leaders earn top honors for 2026. Founding Attorney Angel L. Reyes III secures a seventh consecutive nod to The Best Lawyers in America for Personal Injury Litigation – Plaintiffs, while the firm earns a regional Dallas–Fort Worth recognition. The accolades spotlight a long-standing commitment to clients and results.
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New Charlotte Initiative Simplifies NC Car Accident Claims
Charlotte drivers now have a clearer guide to North Carolina car-accident rights and the claims process. A new local initiative breaks down complex rules, documentation, and insurer communications into practical, easy-to-understand steps to help you navigate recovery with confidence.
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Fiji pushes bolder climate pledges at COP30
With COP30 approaching, Fiji is pushing a bold climate agenda that could reshape Pacific voices at the bargaining table. It warns that current pledges risk dangerous warming and outlines three priorities—tighter emission targets, a new global adaptation framework with funding, and urgent ocean-climate action—while negotiations focus on a loss and damage fund for vulnerable communities.
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Injured During Physical Therapy? Your Legal Options in Charlotte, NC
Injuries during physical therapy can leave more than physical pain in their wake. This piece explores how negligence might affect recovery, what signs to watch for, and the early steps patients can take to protect their rights.
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Fiji October Crime Statistics Reveal Rising Indictments, ODPP Data
October’s Fiji crime statistics reveal a troubling surge in serious offenses ranging from murder and attempted murder to burglary, arson and drugs. The report also highlights domestic violence and youth involvement, underscoring ongoing safety challenges and the need for sustained community collaboration.
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FNPF Confirms 25% Stake in Fletcher Building Fiji Amid Tourism Recovery
Fresh details outline FNPF’s long-term, governance-driven stake in Fletcher Building Fiji, a move tied to Fiji’s broader growth strategy. With tourism on the rebound and a wide investment portfolio in view, the plan signals a hopeful outlook for the economy.
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New Zealand film icon Lee Tamahori dies at 75, leaving a lasting cinematic legacy
New Zealand mourns a filmmaking icon whose daring storytelling put Māori voices on the world stage. From a Wellington start to Hollywood hits, his films reshaped a nation’s cinema and inspired a new generation of storytellers. A forthcoming project signals that his bold vision will linger long in the imagination.
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Twice Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Electrifying Global Concerts
Twice celebrates a jubilant 10th anniversary with a tour that promises high-energy, dazzling performances. As BTS returns and XG sweeps the globe, the K-pop landscape hints at a bold new era for live music.
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England’s Ashes decider gets a fresh spark as Burgess makes dramatic return
After a decade away from England duty, Joe Burgess is back in the squad for a climactic Ashes finale. The Hull KR winger aims to spark a high-stakes comeback and light up the international stage once more.
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Fiji’s Torika Delai Makes World Cup Refereeing History in Morocco
Torika Delai’s World Cup journey has rewritten the script for Fiji’s referees. The trailblazing official became only the second Fijian woman to officiate a FIFA World Cup event, delivering a powerful message of perseverance and inspiration for the next generation of women in football.
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New Jersey Gubernatorial Race Highlights Demographic Shifts and the Trump Factor
New Jersey’s political landscape is shifting beneath the surface, where demographics, national mood, and turnout patterns are redefining what victory looks like. As urban gains meet changing party dynamics, the coming years could reshape the state’s electoral balance in surprising ways.
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Fiji Unveils Transparent Exam Rules to Curb Cheating
New safeguards are being put in place to protect the integrity of external exams, with transparent policies covering every step from registration to paper security. As oversight discussions continue, the focus is on fairness, accountability, and renewed trust in the testing process.
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Audit’s Wake-Up Call: PAC Urges Fiji’s Sugar Industry Tribunal to Overhaul Finances
Auditor-General findings reveal serious governance gaps at Fiji’s Sugar Industry Tribunal, prompting the Public Accounts Committee to demand major reforms and independent oversight. With years of questionable financial statements, missing documentation, and funding shortages, the SIT faces a pivotal push to strengthen accountability and rebuild public trust.
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Sydney Sweeney Transforms for Christy Martin Boxing Biopic
Sydney Sweeney is diving into a transformative, gutsy role that could redefine boxing cinema. From training in her grandmother’s shed to a demanding pounds-gain regimen, she’s chasing authenticity in a trailblazing true-story about resilience and groundbreaking bravado.
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Capitol Hill on Edge as Shutdown Talks Drag On
Capitol Hill talks to end the shutdown stall as momentum swings with the election cycle. A potential bargain is on the table, but new demands and shifting calculus threaten to derail progress. With millions watching pay and benefits hang in the balance, the standoff could redefine what comes next.
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Drua Sign Mataele: Fiji Homecoming Sparks 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Push
Manasa Mataele’s homecoming to the Fijian Drua marks a bold new chapter for the club. With a December arrival and a raft of fresh signings in the works, the Drua are laying the groundwork for a high-octane 2026 season.