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Tuna on the Move as Ocean Warms, Pacific Island Fisheries Brace
in Fiji NewsWarming oceans are pushing migratory tuna away from traditional fishing grounds, putting Pacific Island communities at risk. A new MSC assessment highlights rising costs and the urgent need for regional cooperation to adapt to shifting stocks. Yet emerging funding and collaborative efforts offer a hopeful path toward resilient, sustainable fisheries in a changing climate.
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Palau Defamation Case Ends After Whipps Withdraws Suit Against Island Times
in Fiji NewsPalau’s high-profile defamation case ends with a withdrawal and a partial cost award, closing one chapter in a lengthy dispute. The ruling underscores the difficulty of proving defamation while affirming the press’s role in reporting on matters of public interest. But the fight isn’t over—the publisher still faces a countersuit, keeping the spotlight on media…
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Bougainville Eyes Independence: Three‑Part Strategy and Global Lobbying Underway
in Fiji NewsBougainville is stepping up its push for independence, with the ABG unveiling a bold three-part plan: honor the people’s referendum, push constitutional reforms, and rally international backing. From regional diplomacy to global recognition, a new chapter in Bougainville’s self‑determination journey is taking shape.
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Martin Sheen Opens Up About Name Change and Hollywood Prejudice
in NewsMartin Sheen opens up about identity, family, and the pressure of Hollywood. He recalls urging Emilio to keep Estévez over a stage name—and why his own early name change, born from the era’s prejudice, still resonates today.
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Palau Moves Closer to Pacific Humanitarian Warehouse Network
in Fiji NewsPalau moves forward with a humanitarian warehouse to speed disaster relief, making it the second Pacific Island nation to take this step. Focusing on non-food essentials, the project faces land challenges as the region weighs building new hubs versus adapting existing ones to boost readiness.
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Gervonta Davis Faces Civil Suit Ahead of Jake Paul Exhibition Fight
in NewsGervonta “Tank” Davis is gearing up for his upcoming exhibition against Jake Paul, but a new civil lawsuit adds a troubling twist. The filing alleges a violent incident at a Miami Gardens strip club, painting a scenario that could shadow the high-profile buildup.
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Henry Winkler’s Hazardous History Debuts on Sky History November 17
in NewsHenry Winkler, at 80, remains full of surprises. In a candid look at his legendary journey and a bold new project exploring the risks of days gone by, the Fonz reveals how imagination—and a lasting love of storytelling—keep him feeling young. A warm, witty peek at a life still in motion.
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Chester County Extends Election Day Voting Hours After Poll Books Error
in NewsChester County extended voting hours after a technical glitch left some voters off the precinct rolls. Updated poll books were distributed and provisional ballots offered as polls stayed open late, with a formal review planned to prevent a repeat.
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Fiji Airways Early Bird Sale: Save Up to 50% on Nadi Flights
in Fiji NewsDreaming of 2026 adventures? Fiji Airways’ Early Bird Sale unlocks up to 50% off return fares to a wide network—from the Pacific to Asia and beyond. These value-packed economy tickets include checked bags, meals, and in-flight entertainment. A limited-time chance to lock in dream getaways early.
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Fiji Partners with Aitken Spence to Launch Palm Oil Push and Premium Crops Program
in Fiji NewsA bold new alliance is set to reshape Fiji’s farming future, blending international investment with local land ownership to launch palm oil development and a premium horticulture drive. Early signals point to bigger farmer incomes, new rural jobs, and a greener, export-ready agriculture landscape.
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Solomon Islands striker Orobulu joins Hekari United for 2026 OFC Pro League
in Fiji NewsSolomon Islands international John Orobulu is set for a high-profile move to Hekari United for the 2026 OFC Pro League. Fresh off golden-boot form and standout showings for Rewa FC, the striker’s next chapter is poised to shake up the regional game as the new season approaches.
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Police Netball Set to Reclaim Sukuna Bowl from Army
in Fiji NewsTwo weeks of intense training and a bold vow to end the Army’s Sukuna Bowl run set the stage for a high-stakes showdown. The Fiji Police Netball team is rallying supporters as they chase the coveted trophy this year.
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Millions Fuel Texas Senate District 9 Race in Tarrant County
in NewsThree candidates are vying for District 9 in Tarrant County in a high-stakes, money-filled race as Election Day nears. A former Southlake mayor, a Patriot Mobile executive, and an Air Force veteran are fueling the contest with heavy fundraising and bold policy pitches. Early tallies point to a tight race with big implications for the…
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Fort Collins Mayor Race and Hughes Site Ballot Questions Shape Colorado’s 2025 Elections
in NewsNovember’s Northern Colorado ballot dives into leadership, land use, and community investment. Fort Collins hosts a multi-candidate mayoral race alongside Hughes site proposals that could reshape open space and development. Voters in Boulder County and Denver also weigh measures on open space, health funding, and infrastructure—choices that could steer the region’s growth and priorities.
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High Potential Season 2 Dives Into a Stylish Art Heist and a Flirtatious New Investigator
in NewsSeason 2 shifts gears with a stylish, lighter beat as Morgan tackles an art‑heist mystery alongside a tantalizing new ally—and a hint of romance. Expect sharp dialogue, hidden agendas, and growing family secrets that set the stage for bigger twists when the story picks back up.
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East End Election Night: Key Supervisor Races and Open Seat – Live Updates
in NewsEast End voters face a pivotal night with high-stakes races across five towns and two county districts. From unopposed seats to tight council contests and a key Fishers Island seat, the results could reshape local governance. As votes come in after 10 p.m., a clear snapshot of the East End’s political future begins to emerge.
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Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Interview Teases Tariffs, Tech Edge and a 2028 Outlook
in NewsAn in-depth interview dives into tariffs, tech dominance, and America’s stance on China. From rare earths to semiconductors, the conversation sketches a controversial path toward economic renewal and national security—a forecast sure to spark strong responses.
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Detroit Homelessness Crisis Deepens as Shelters Struggle to Help Children
in NewsDetroit’s latest tragedy casts a harsh light on a growing housing crisis that puts children at risk. With rents rising and shelter options thinning, families navigate a maze of policy gaps and limited support. This piece examines the systemic forces shaping homelessness in the city and what it means for families on the edge.
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Pacific DRM Sees Disability Inclusion as Key to Climate Action
in Fiji NewsDisability is a vital part of disaster resilience, not merely vulnerability. A Pacific DRM leader calls for inclusive design, better data, and new leadership pathways to ensure everyone helps shape climate action—from early warnings to recovery—and to build a more equitable, resilient region.
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Fiji Kulas Set for MSG Cup Debut in Papua New Guinea
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Kulas sharpen their game ahead of the MSG Cup debut, with coach Angeline Chua guiding a squad focused on tightening up for a tough group. This campaign could mark a pivotal moment for Fiji’s women’s football and spark a new wave of regional ambition.
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Fiji Boosts Restorative Justice With New Corrections-Peacebuilding Pact
in Fiji NewsFiji is strengthening its approach to restorative justice with a renewed partnership between the Corrections Service and a peacebuilding centre. The updated agreement aims to deepen reconciliation, healing, and rehabilitation—advancing programs that support inmates, victims, and communities on the path to reintegration.