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NYC Mayor-Elect Mamdani Heads to Somos Conference in Puerto Rico
in NewsIncoming NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani heads to San Juan for the Somos conference, stepping into the spotlight as he begins shaping a new administration. With a focused affordability agenda and a lean transition team, the weekend promises strategy, networking, and early signals of his leadership style.
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Manoa Kamikamica Appointed to Fiji’s Public Accounts Committee
in Fiji NewsManoa Kamikamica’s appointment to Fiji’s Public Accounts Committee marks a high-stakes moment for the country’s drive toward financial accountability. As political dynamics unfold and questions of governance loom, the PAC’s leadership could shape how transparency and ethics are tackled in government. This move highlights a broader conversation about public trust and reform.
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Knives Out 3: Wake Up Dead Man Teases Star-Studded Cast at TIFF
in NewsTIFF offered a star-studded teaser for the next Knives Out chapter, with Daniel Craig at the center of a legendary ensemble. Expect a twist-filled mystery built on a nimble, last-minute casting strategy and a playful “herding cats” moment behind the scenes. A high-stakes puzzle that’s sure to spark intrigue when it arrives in theaters later…
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Christian Wood Sparks Sherman Oaks Home-Invasion Mystery
in NewsAn unexpected confrontation in Sherman Oaks as a daytime home invasion turned dangerous, involving a former Lakers player and gunfire. No injuries were reported, but neighbors say the incident is shaking up a once quiet neighborhood and sparking renewed security concerns.
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Elise Stefanik Set to Announce 2026 New York Governor Bid With Trump-Backed Team
in NewsElise Stefanik is positioning for a 2026 bid for New York governor, backed by a sizable campaign operation and a veteran team with Trump-era roots. With the NYC mayoral race under way, a high-stakes showdown with Governor Kathy Hochul could be on the horizon.
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Colgate-Palmolive Fiji Signs 3-Year Christmas Tree Lighting Partnership, Expanding to Northern Division
in Fiji NewsColgate-Palmolive Fiji joins forces with Damodar City Suva and Labasa for a three-year Christmas tree‑lighting partnership, expanding Fiji’s holiday celebrations into the Northern Division. Expect family-friendly activities, giveaways, and festive cheer across new locations as plans unfold.
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Hilary Duff Reflects on the Paparazzi Era and Leaving Tabloid Fame Ahead of New Single Mature
in Fiji NewsHilary Duff opens up about life in the public eye—the pressures of tabloids, the highs and lows of growing up on camera, and what it takes to move forward. With a new single on the horizon, her candid reflections hint at a fresh chapter beyond the cameras.
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Is Your Online Game Next Under Australia’s Teen Safety Ban?
in Fiji NewsA fresh round in online-safety debates could reshape where video games sit within Australia’s under-16 ban. Researchers flag the legislation’s wording as alarmingly vague, hinting at possible shifts in exemptions. As policymakers consider broader rules and global parallels emerge, the gaming industry watches closely to understand potential consequences for young players.
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Hamas Weighs Surrender for Safe Passage in Rafah as Ceasefire Holds
in Fiji NewsRafah tensions push negotiations to a new stage, with a controversial arms-for-passage proposal on the table. As mediation continues, a potential breakthrough could reshape the fragile ceasefire and the humanitarian outlook in Gaza.
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Fiji’s Adoption Amendment Bill 2025: A New Chapter for Child Protection?
in Fiji NewsParliament weighs a groundbreaking Adoption (Amendment) Bill aimed at speeding up adoptions and strengthening child protection in Fiji. Proposed changes would expand court powers, including appointing guardians, to ensure children’s best interests guide the process. The debate arrives as concerns over delays and growing residential care needs surface.
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Pacific diplomacy heats up as Fiji hosts Taiwan envoy amid Beijing pushback
in Fiji NewsTaiwan steps up its regional diplomacy with a senior Fiji diplomat, signaling a subtle shift in Pacific ties. High-level talks and a formal dinner spotlight a delicate balance between Beijing’s stance and Taiwan’s growing international footprint. The move hints at how evolving alliances could reshape regional security and diplomacy.
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Reasonable Doubt Season 3: Secrets, Betrayals, and a Finale on the Horizon
in NewsReasonable Doubt returns with a high-stakes clash of courtroom drama and family secrets. As Jax balances personal turmoil with mounting pressure at work, loyalties are tested and new twists loom. With the finale nipping at the heels, the truth feels closer—and more elusive—than ever.
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Glenn Close Fires Back at All’s Fair Critics with Fatal Attraction–Inspired Instagram Post
in Fiji NewsGlenn Close fires back at critics with a playful nod to a cult classic, while the All’s Fair cast rallies with humor and resilience. A cheeky image and genuine camaraderie turn backlash into buzz.
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UN Security Council Weighs Gaza Peace Plan as International Stabilization Force Takes Shape
in Fiji NewsGlobal diplomacy moves into high gear as a U.S.-led plan for Gaza negotiates a UN mandate and a temporary international stabilization force. Behind the scenes, regional players weigh in while questions linger about the force’s mandate and who would participate. With a worsening humanitarian crisis, the coming days could shape a new path toward stability.
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Fiji Airways Expands Workforce as It Bets Big on Tourism Growth
in Fiji NewsFiji Airways is expanding its footprint in tourism, boosting its workforce and kicking off major hospitality investments. A Denarau Island resort project and other strategic ventures hint at a broader plan to diversify beyond aviation.
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Typhoon Kalmaegi: Cross-Border Storm Strikes Vietnam After Philippines
in Fiji NewsTyphoon Kalmaegi roars toward Vietnam after devastating the Philippines, unleashing fierce winds and dangerous floods that imperil towns, airports, and treasured landmarks. As authorities mobilize and communities brace for more brutality, the storm’s path is a stark test of resilience across the region.
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Fiji Poised for Third-Party Maritime Insurance for Passengers as Safety Reforms Advance
in Fiji NewsFiji eyes a new third‑party insurance program for maritime travel as MSAF explores models and begins nationwide consultations. The plan aims to cover loss of life, injuries, and third‑party property, with broad stakeholder input shaping how it eventually takes effect.
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Fiji at a Crossroads: World Bank Urges Reforms for Faster Growth
in Fiji NewsFiji’s growth is rising, but the leap to high-income status hinges on a bold reform program. Smarter investment, stronger productivity, and inclusive policies could unlock a faster, more resilient future—yet turning this vision into reality will require clear choices, political resolve, and new opportunities in skills and workforce participation.
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Bigg Boss Star Files Defamation Case Over ‘Terrorist’ Remark
in Fiji NewsAn off-air dispute turns legal after provocative remarks about a popular reality TV star spark a fierce backlash. As families demand accountability, the case highlights the rising fight against online defamation and the call for more responsible digital discourse.
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The Archies Sparks Bollywood Nepotism Debate as Star Kids Face Pressure and Scrutiny
in Fiji NewsBollywood’s fresh wave of star kids faces the familiar glare of fame, family, and the pressure to prove themselves. Delnaaz Irani weighs in, calling out unfair comparisons and reminding us how intense the spotlight can be. A timely look at what it really takes for young actors to carve their own path in the industry.
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Macuata Community Rally for Inmate Reintegration in Fiji
in Fiji NewsMacuata’s Care Committee is rallying chiefs and local leaders to support inmates returning to the community, expanding outreach to correctional facilities and fortifying reintegration efforts. As visits unfold and coordination improves, the initiative aims to strengthen communities and pave a smoother path for former inmates.