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Tailevu Poised for New Provincial Office as Land Allocations Unfold
in Fiji NewsTailevu moves toward a new era of development with fresh land allocations, a proposed Provincial Office, and cross-ministry collaboration to boost rural livelihoods. Leaders also tackle vacant chiefly roles and plan a festival that could ease community levies, signaling renewed local engagement. Unity among vanua, lotu, and matanitu is highlighted as the key to addressing…
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Melbourne Cup 2025: International Field Aligns Behind Favorite Half Yours
in Fiji NewsAll eyes are turning to Melbourne Cup 2025 for an international showdown at 4 PM. With contenders from Ireland to Japan and a landmark moment for female riders, this year’s race promises drama, anticipation, and memories that linger long after the final furlong.
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Fiji Extends Nationwide Heavy Rain Alert as Downpours Persist
in Fiji NewsPersistent heavy rain blankets Fiji as a slow-moving trough keeps unsettled conditions in place. Widespread showers and possible thunderstorms heighten flood risks in low-lying areas, prompting vigilance and readiness.
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Carlson’s Nick Fuentes Interview Sparks Debate Over the GOP’s Direction
in NewsAn extended, provocative dialogue that tests how far mainstream political discourse will embrace controversial ideas. As a once-taboo voice gains wider exposure, questions swirl about the direction of the movement and its agenda.
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Garland’s DOJ Under Fire: Independence in the Trump-Era Spotlight
in NewsGarland’s DOJ is portrayed as a rare pillar of independence amid a rapidly polarized era. The portrait contrasts a careful, fact-driven approach with pressures critics say threaten impartiality. It leaves readers pondering accountability, unity, and the future of justice in America.
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Prop 50: Californians Face Final Ballot on District Maps
in NewsProp. 50 could redraw California’s congressional map for the next decade. As the deadline approaches, learn what voters need to know about registration, voting options, and the stakes in Fresno County and across the state.
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Fiji Diplomats in Abu Dhabi Awarded Civil Service Medal
in Fiji NewsTwo veteran Fijian diplomats in Abu Dhabi have been awarded the Civil Service Medal for their devoted service and leadership on Fiji’s global stage. Sanaila Laqai and Jaljeet Kumar are lauded for strengthening Fiji’s diplomatic reach and supporting nationals abroad. Their recognition highlights the impact of dedicated public servants on the nation’s international presence.
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Who Qualifies for Fiji’s First Home Ownership Initiative?
in Fiji NewsFiji’s drive to make homeownership more accessible is unfolding with fresh funding and flexible savings paths. Thousands of families have already benefited, and new developments hint at what’s next for affordable housing.
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Fiji Tightens Aviation Safety as Bird Strikes Rise
in Fiji NewsFiji’s skies are facing a rising threat as bird strikes climb, triggering a national safety push. With ties to a global aviation challenge, authorities are rolling out habitat changes and a wildlife hazard plan to protect flights and travelers.
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California Prop 50 Prompts High-Stakes Redistricting Showdown
in NewsProp 50 could redraw five California congressional districts and tilt the political playing field. Supporters call it a necessary counter to national gerrymandering, while critics warn of overreach and rising costs. With the election near, voters weigh bold tactics against the cost of polarization.
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Kelton House Museum Explosion in Columbus: Gas Leak Triggers Partial Collapse
in NewsAn explosion tied to a natural gas leak rocked a downtown Columbus historic landmark, with part of the Kelton House Museum & Garden collapsing. No injuries were reported as crews begin to investigate what happened behind the walls of the storied building.
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Adventure Landing Promises Quiet Reckoning in Hal & Harper
in NewsAdventure Landing sharpens the show’s exploration of parenting, grief, and resilience. Through intimate flashbacks and restrained, tender moments, the episode stitches past and present into a delicate arc of healing that lingers after the credits.
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Six Flags America Closes After 50 Years in Maryland
in NewsAfter more than five decades of family fun, Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor have closed their doors for good. With a major restructuring underway, fans are left to wonder what the future holds for the beloved Maryland attraction and its legendary rides.
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Stephen Colbert’s Late Show Exit: Money or Politics Behind CBS’s Decision
in Fiji NewsStephen Colbert confronts a sudden finish to The Late Show, hinting at hidden pressures between politics, profits, and a shifting media landscape. A candid glimpse into how a decade on top ends—and what could come next for late-night.
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Fiji Bets on Youth Health Education as Drugs and HIV Rise
in Fiji NewsFiji is launching a bold, nationwide move to weave health and safety into every school year—empowering students to navigate the risks of drugs and HIV with guidance from community leaders and sports stars. The curriculum spans primary to higher grades and even includes language debates and science-based insights to foster smarter, safer choices. Yet funding…
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Vanderpump Rules Season 12 Teaser Promises Fresh Faces and Fiery Drama
in NewsVanderpump Rules returns with a revamped season and a brand-new SUR crew ready to stir the pot. The trailer teases high standards, wild nights, and the familiar mix of romance and chaos fans crave. Expect fresh faces, bold ambitions, and plenty of drama to keep the table buzzing all season long.
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Palau Hosts the 2nd Pacific Disaster Risk Management Ministers Meeting
in Fiji NewsPacific disaster-risk ministers gather in Palau for a watershed meeting aimed at strengthening regional resilience against climate threats. As talks unfold on humanitarian coordination and a new regional declaration, the Pacific edges toward tougher collaboration and shared action.
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New FMF-Azelis Program Helps Fiji Bakers Compete Globally
in Fiji NewsFiji’s bakers are getting a game-changing boost. A new collaboration between FMF and Azelis aims to raise local skill levels to international standards, keeping talent at home and expanding opportunities across bakeries, hotels, and the broader hospitality sector.
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Campus on Edge as Run, Hide, Fight Alert Issued Near Shannon Library
in NewsA RUN, HIDE, FIGHT alert was issued this afternoon near Shannon Library, prompting a rapid police response and heightened campus safety measures. Officials say the investigation is ongoing and access to some buildings is restricted as the community stays vigilant for updates.
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Fiji in La Niña Watch: What the Wet Season May Bring
in Fiji NewsLa Niña could tilt Fiji’s weather toward a wetter, warmer wet season with above-normal rainfall into early 2026. Flood-prone areas may face heightened risk, even as the extra rain helps replenish water supplies for agriculture and overall resilience.
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Ben Volavola Signs with Reds for 2026 Season, Versatile Playmaker Aims for Silverware
in Fiji NewsVeteran Fiji international Ben Volavola has signed a one-year deal with the Queensland Reds for 2026, bringing vast experience and the ability to cover multiple positions from fly-half to fullback. At 34, his move is driven by a push for silverware and a renewed chance at international rugby once Australian eligibility is reactivated in 2026.