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Drua Bring in Six New Signings for 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Campaign
in Fiji NewsSix new recruits bring a bold mix of youth and experience to the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua ahead of the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season. A blend of leadership, sevens flair, and versatile fire hints at an exciting new chapter for the Drua.
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Al Roker Makes Surprise Day-Off Appearance on Today Show
in NewsAl Roker popped in for a surprise, off-duty moment that turned a routine morning into pure lighthearted fun. From a window wave to a quick studio hello, the beloved weatherman serves up a moment fans won’t forget—and more good vibes are ahead.
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Election Wave Boosts Democrats as Trump Faces Setbacks
in NewsHistoric wins and record turnout are signaling a possible shift as Democrats chalk up key victories in New York, New Jersey, and Virginia. With affordability and the economy front and center, the political mood ahead of the midterms is taking a clearer, more momentum-filled shape. The coming weeks could redefine the tone of the race.
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Percy Jackson Season 2 Trailer Teases Sea of Monsters Quest
in NewsPercy Jackson and friends return in a trailer that teases a perilous voyage, fierce battles, and a darker edge to the myth-filled quest. New allies join old favorites as the camp’s fate hangs in the balance, hinting at mysteries beyond the sea. Expect bigger stakes and more magic when the season premieres this December.
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China rails at Fiji-Taiwan visit over one-China principle
in Fiji NewsFiji’s latest diplomatic move has drawn a sharp rebuke from Beijing, spotlighting the delicate balance in the Pacific. A UN envoy’s visit to Taiwan touches off debates over the one-China principle as Fiji marks five decades of ties with China. The development hints at broader shifts in regional diplomacy and the path ahead for Pacific…
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Flying Fijians name powerhouse lineup to take on England at Twickenham
in Fiji NewsFiji head to Twickenham this Sunday for a bold clash with England, banking on a blend of experience and fresh talent to spark a statement in the Autumn Nations Series. A hard-hitting pack and speedy backs promise a night of high-stakes rugby, with redemption and momentum on the line.
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Lionsgate Bets on a Robust Film Slate Amid Revenue Dip
in NewsLionsgate posted a revenue dip for the quarter, but adjusted earnings beat expectations as the studio banks on a blockbuster film slate and refreshed TV lineup. CEO Jon Feltheimer says a robust slate and a record library could drive meaningful growth over the next 18 months and into fiscal 2027, backed by high-profile projects and…
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Fiji’s Fisheries Bill 2025 Signals Tougher Rules for Coastal Seas
in Fiji NewsFiji introduces a sweeping update to its fisheries laws, tightening enforcement and modernizing penalties. A move aimed at protecting marine resources and supporting coastal communities, signaling big changes for the sector.
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Fiji Leads Pacific Tuna Forum Toward Sustainable Trade and Resilience
in Fiji NewsFiji leads a regional dialogue on tuna sustainability, resilience, and fair trade as Pacific nations chart a bold new course for their oceans. Discover how policy, innovation, and onshore value chains may transform wealth from the sea while protecting marine life.
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NZ-Samoa Talks on Visa-Free Travel for Pacific Islanders Underway
in Fiji NewsNew Zealand is exploring a petition for visa-free travel for Pacific nationals, with Samoa signaling support for easier family travel. Any change would hinge on mutual agreement and careful, phased steps, especially to help loved ones reach urgent moments faster. The talks point to growing regional cooperation, even as official priorities and timelines remain in…
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French-born Elder Caussé Named to the LDS Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
in NewsA longtime elder from Bordeaux, France, steps into one of the church’s highest callings, underscoring a global mission centered on Christ. His public testimony and commitment signal a notable moment for church leadership worldwide.
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PNG Prepares for COP30: Islands in Peril, Forests in Focus
in Fiji NewsPapua New Guinea gears up for COP30 with a bold call to defend vulnerable island communities and protect forests as essential carbon sinks. As global talks unfold, its stance could shape the climate action soundtrack for small nations on the front lines.
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Fiji’s U-17 World Cup Debut Faces Grueling Belgian Test
in Fiji NewsFiji’s first U-17 World Cup run began with a stern test against a formidable Belgium, but glimpses of resilience shone through. Goalkeeper Melvin Prakash stood tall as the defense battled hard, as Fiji looks ahead to a crucial clash with Argentina. A tournament journey just beginning, full of lessons and ambition.
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Fiji Expands 5G Rollout and Starlink-Style Wi-Fi to Connect Taveuni and Remote Islands
in Fiji NewsFiji is rolling out an ambitious push to bring better mobile and internet coverage to Taveuni, with new towers, satellite Wi‑Fi and a staged 5G rollout. The plan targets hard-to-reach areas while boosting digital services that could transform education, healthcare and livelihoods.
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Fiji Expands Rural Crossings to Link Remote Communities, but Maintenance Funds Lag
in Fiji NewsRural Fiji is getting a connectivity boost, with new crossings and footpaths set to reshape access to schools, clinics, and markets. As progress unfolds, questions about maintenance and long-term impact linger, leaving readers curious about how these upgrades will transform daily life.
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Fiji Eyes New Passenger Insurance Scheme for Boating Accidents
in Fiji NewsFiji is considering a major update to maritime safety, with a proposed third-party insurance scheme to protect passengers and crew in boating incidents. Public consultations and possible legislative changes are underway, signaling a shift in how boating accident compensation could work.
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Empowered Rural Women Lead Fiji’s Pearl Farming Training Ahead of 2026 Harvest
in Fiji NewsBold strides are underway in Fiji’s pearl scene as rural women master key aquaculture skills. This hands-on training highlights empowerment, sustainable practices, and a promising outlook for local livelihoods.
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Fiji Corrections Service Chief Under Scrutiny as Tribunal Probes Ethics and Nepotism
in Fiji NewsAllegations of nepotism and questionable governance are at the center of a Suva tribunal examining Fiji’s Corrections Service leadership. As the inquiry probes welfare funds and hiring decisions, the hearings could mark a turning point for transparency and accountability in public service.
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Fiji Courts Crack Down on Drug Dealers Targeting Youths
in Fiji NewsJustice is sending a clear message to drug dealers who target youths, with a recent Fiji ruling underscoring tougher penalties. The case highlights the balance between deterrence and opportunities for rehabilitation, as communities confront growing drug concerns.
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Fiji Minister Defends Diaspora-Funded Overseas Trip
in Fiji NewsMinister Lynda Tabuya defends her South Australia trip for Fiji Day, saying most funding came from the Fijian community and only standard government travel costs were covered. She highlights the diaspora’s impact, noting millions in remittances from PALM/NEC workers and annual national remittances of about $200–$250 million, urging that strong ties with Fijians abroad bring…
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DC Sandwich Toss Case: Jury Deliberations Continue
in NewsA viral moment in Washington becomes a legal flashpoint as jurors weigh whether a tossed sandwich crossed the line from protest to interference with law enforcement. The case tests how far dissent can go.