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Democrats Ride Post-Trump Momentum in Key Local Races Ahead of 2026 Midterms
in Newsنتائج محلية تعكس تغيّراً في المزاج السياسي الأميركي وتفتح باباً لمساءلة الاستراتيجيات قبيل الاستحقاق الانتخابي القادم. صدى الاقتصاد والسياسة يتجه إلى قلب الحملة، فماذا يعني ذلك للمشهد الديمقراطي والجمهوري في الأشهر المقبلة؟
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FAME Awards 2025 Fiji: A Night of Press Freedom and Media Excellence
in Fiji NewsFiji’s media scene braces for a landmark night as the FAME Awards 2025 spotlights resilience, competition, and the region’s ongoing fight for press freedom. A record field across 25 categories and five Hall of Fame inductions hint at a turning point for journalism in Fiji.
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Steward injury looms for England’s Fiji test as selectors weigh options
in Fiji NewsEngland front-line full-back Freddie Steward is in doubt for Sunday’s Twickenham showdown with Fiji after a hand injury. With other backs unavailable, Steve Borthwick faces tough reshorthand decisions that could reshape England’s approach for the autumn test.
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Fiji Unveils Sustainable Finance Roadmap to Drive Climate-Resilient Growth
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils a Sustainable Finance Roadmap designed to align its financial system with climate goals and the SDGs. Centered on transparency, mobilizing sustainable investments, and inclusive climate resilience, the plan brings together government, banks, and international partners to drive a greener, more resilient future.
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Fiji’s Aviation Safety in Focus as Training Provider Fails to Meet International Standards
in Fiji NewsParliament confronts a high-stakes aviation dispute as a training provider struggles to meet international standards. With certificate validation in doubt, Fiji weighs tighter oversight and modernized training laws to safeguard safety and trust in the sector.
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Palau Takes Helm as Pacific Disaster Risk Management Chair
in Fiji NewsPalau takes the helm of the Pacific DRM Ministerial Meeting, marking the end of Fiji’s three-year chairmanship. A new chapter in regional resilience unfolds as nations boost collaboration on early warning, humanitarian coordination, and climate adaptation.
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NZ Backs PACER Plus as PNG Pushes for CEPA
in Fiji NewsNew Zealand’s leader reaffirms commitment to PACER Plus even as Papua New Guinea questions its benefits. With talk of a possible bilateral CEPA on the horizon, the Pacific’s regional trade landscape may be edging toward a new chapter.
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Merino Steps Up as Arsenal’s Surprise No. 9 Amid Injury Crisis
in Fiji NewsMerino’s bold switch from midfield to the number nine role is shaping Arsenal’s season. After a starring two-goal showing in a big European win, the 29-year-old is stepping up as injuries mount and the Gunners chase big ambitions.
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Halsey Returns to Stage on Back to Badlands Tour After Brief Hospital Visit
in Fiji NewsHalsey rallied after a hospital scare and is back on stage, thanking the medical team for their care. She’ll pace herself during the Boston show as the Back to Badlands Tour continues. Her ongoing health journey—lupus, chemotherapy and all—adds a powerful, hopeful thread to her comeback.
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Trump Breaks Silence on GOP Losses, Points to Ballot Absence
in NewsTrump breaks his silence after a testing night for the GOP, signaling a strategic pivot on Truth Social. As endorsements falter and a high-profile media moment steals headlines, the former president’s next moves are stirring fresh questions about his influence within the party. The evolving dynamic promises new twists as the political landscape shifts.
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GOP Under Pressure to Reject Antisemitism After Fuentes Endorsement
in NewsAntisemitism is becoming a defining test for the GOP as top lawmakers push back against extremist rhetoric and demand accountability. With resignations and a widening debate over the party’s values, the coming days could reshape the conservative movement’s stance on hate and inclusion.
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Tailevu Targets Global Markets for Fiji’s Local Crops
in Fiji NewsTailevu is pushing a bold plan to turn native crops into bigger income, backed by new market access and a unifying “Tailevu brand.” Fresh partnerships and structured land-use steps hint at lasting gains for local livelihoods.
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Macuata in Fiji Gears Up for Eco-Tourism Growth With Local Landowner Partnerships
in Fiji NewsMacuata, Fiji’s northern frontier, is poised to become a standout eco-tourism hub where local landowners steer the development of natural and cultural treasures. Promising plans include low-impact experiences and welcoming spaces that honor tradition, set against protected trails and emerging facilities. With infrastructure upgrades and closer collaboration in the works, the region hints at sustainable…
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Fiji Agriculture at a Crossroads: Youth, Women and MSMEs in Focus
in Fiji NewsFiji’s farmers face land access hurdles, rising costs, and barriers that limit women and youth from shaping the sector. As climate change and shifting markets press on, innovative, community-driven solutions could redefine food security and livelihoods. Momentum in MSMEs and inclusive policy hints at a more resilient, vibrant agricultural future.
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Fiji Corrections Bets on Rehab and Reintegration in Landmark Reform Push
in Fiji NewsFiji’s correctional system is shifting from punishment to rehabilitation, prioritizing education, skills training, and mental health support to aid reintegration. As the 150-year milestone approaches, forthcoming reforms and new partnerships promise to reshape life after custody—sparking important conversations about safety, second chances, and what justice looks like today.
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Behind the Glitz: Diane Lane and Josh Brolin’s Turbulent Hollywood Marriage and Divorce
in NewsTwo Hollywood stars whose on-screen magic masked a very real storm in their private lives. From a picture-perfect beginning to a high-profile unraveling, their story unfolds with raw honesty about love, fault lines, and the road to reinvention. A rare look at resilience, redemption, and new chapters after the spotlight.
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Alex Soros backs Mamdani in 2025 NYC mayoral race, fueling debate on progressive influence
in NewsPower, money, and a rising progressive bid collide in New York’s 2025 mayoral race. As Alex Soros steps into a leading philanthropic role, his backing signals a potential pivot in city leadership and the Democratic Party’s leftward trajectory. The contest will test how influence shapes policy and the future of urban governance.
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California Prop 50 Could Redraw Congressional Maps and Tilt the House
in NewsLa Proposición 50 podría redibujar distritos en California y alterar el equilibrio de poder en la Cámara. Distritos clave, incluido uno en San Diego, podrían entrar en una nueva fase electoral.
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Rarawai Mill Fire Tests Fiji’s Sugar Sector Resilience
in Fiji NewsDisruptions at a central sugar mill have spurred a government-led push to stabilise Fiji’s sugar industry, with relief for farmers and new measures to protect workers. As officials outline immediate fixes and long-term support, the sector’s resilience and future prospects come into focus.
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Sukuna Bowl Countdown: Army Netball Aims to Defend Title Amid Tight Prep
in Fiji NewsTwo weeks to go until the Sukuna Bowl, and the Army netball team is staying confident despite a tighter build-up. A heated clash with Police adds extra edge as fans anticipate a high-stakes showdown for the title.
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Fiji Kulas Coach Angeline Chua to Bow Out After MSG Cup
in Fiji NewsAngeline Chua’s three-year stint as Fiji Kulas head coach is set to end after the MSG Cup in Papua New Guinea. She stays focused on a strong finish and on laying a foundation for Fiji women’s football, guiding players through transition and growth. With a mix of veterans and emerging talent, the team aims to…