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An alarming surge in family-based sexual offenses has surfaced, with 19 indictments and 34 counts filed in the High Court last month. The cases reveal a troubling pattern of crimes within close relationships affecting children and other vulnerable relatives. As communities seek protective measures, experts stress heightened awareness and preventive action.

An uproar inside the FBI over leadership decisions and a revolving door of agent terminations has many asking how politics may be shaping the bureau’s independence. With agents tied to high-profile investigations facing firings and reinstatements, supporters warn that public trust—and the agency’s mission—are at stake. The coming discussions could redefine how federal law enforcement…

Fiji tightens the screws on reckless driving with a fresh crackdown that could see licenses canceled or suspended. As road fatalities rise, authorities push for tougher enforcement and greater public vigilance to curb dangerous overtaking and risky behavior behind the wheel.

Fiji is launching an Agribusiness Incubation Centre to help aspiring agripreneurs turn ideas into viable ventures, with mentorship, tailored training, and access to markets—anchored in sustainable, climate-smart farming and strong value chains.

Fiji’s development plan gains momentum through a deepening partnership with the World Bank, unlocking long-term financing for climate-resilient transport, social protection, and a sweeping Vanua Levu tourism initiative. With concessional and market-rate loans, the collaboration aims to spur jobs and resilience across the islands—marking a new chapter for Fiji’s growth.

Fiji unveils a bold plan to ease the teacher shortage, redeploying hundreds of secondary graduates into primary classrooms while boosting training and a STEM-focused curriculum. With salary questions and payroll logistics in view, the education sector signals a wider push to strengthen schools nationwide.

Opposition MP Alvick Maharaj raises sharp questions in Parliament about PSB grants, alleging the funds are being used as a political tool and calling for transparency. The debate also spotlights funding inequities for smaller media outlets as new grants aim to broaden support beyond the main broadcaster.

Heavy rain and possible thunderstorms grip parts of Fiji today, with a flash-flood risk in low-lying areas. As conditions gradually ease in some regions, the day still holds the potential for sudden weather shifts.

Controversy erupts in a high-stakes New York City race as provocative rhetoric and questions of loyalty turn up the heat. Endorsements shift and tensions flare over identity and policy, setting up a pivotal moment that could redefine the contest.

Sydney Sweeney weighs in on the firestorm surrounding her latest campaign, sharing how her love of fashion fuels her work—and how she plans to tell her side when the moment calls. As controversy swirls, she hints at resilience, personal truth, and a bold new film on the horizon.

Fiji’s new coalition is touting a return to real democracy and sweeping reforms. A senior voice celebrates a shift from fear toward transparency, with promises of broader participation, including women. As the nation watches, the move toward a more united and accountable Fiji unfolds with high expectations.

A fire has halted operations at Fiji’s Rarawai Ba Mill, triggering seasonal layoffs but no permanent job losses. With repairs underway and workers kept engaged, officials and unions navigate a cautious path toward resilience and safer operations.