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Netflix February 2026 Lineup Promises Surprises
in NewsFebruary 2026 on Netflix offers a bold mix of drama, comedy, and jaw‑dropping documentaries. From gripping originals to laugh‑out‑loud stand-up, a lineup full of surprises awaits—perfect for every mood.
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New Adolescent Recovery Centers Open in Domain
in Fiji NewsAdolescent drug recovery centres are ready to launch, marking a major step in youth welfare. A Domain property will host a residential facility, with a day-care centre slated to open later this month as part of a sustained government effort with Empower Pacific. The initiative aims to provide structured recovery and brighter futures for young…
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Lenexa weighs Habitat for Humanity’s 50-home affordable housing plan
in NewsLenexa’s City Hall buzzed with a heated debate over a plan to add 50 affordable homes in western Johnson County. Supporters and opponents traded concerns about traffic, property values, and preserving open space as the project moves toward a final decision. With a late-night planning session and a pending City Council vote, the region’s affordable-housing…
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Authenticity Over Follower Counts: Micro-Influencers Now Drive Purchases
in NewsInfluencer marketing is entering a more discerning era. Audiences crave authenticity, favor smaller creators, and research before purchases, while short, captioned videos rise in importance. A shift away from hype toward genuine connection could redefine how brands and creators win trust.
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Klingons Redefined in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
in NewsKlingon honor gets a bold new twist as a future-filled chapter redefines what it means to belong, fight, and endure. A younger generation tests tradition with unexpected diplomacy and grit, proving this iconic culture remains dynamic in a galaxy of change. A provocative peek into why Klingons stay central to Star Trek’s living mythos.
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Fiji Inflation to Flip to Disinflation in 2025, Westpac Forecast Signals a New Era
in Fiji NewsFiji’s inflation story turns a surprising corner, hinting at a shift toward slower price growth after years of pressure. Some sectors may still feel the pinch even as demand from tourism reshapes the landscape. A calmer, more nuanced path ahead could change the picture for households and businesses in the years to come.
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February 2026 Streaming: Love, Legacy, and New Releases
in NewsFebruary 2026 brings a blend of romance and powerful storytelling, timed for Valentine’s Day and Black History Month. Expect a mix of beloved rom-coms, bold new works by Black filmmakers, and standout 2025 titles stepping into the streaming spotlight. A month of cozy viewing and thought-provoking cinema awaits.
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Pacific’s first female freshwater scientist unveils a new Fiji damselfly genus and hidden biodiversity
in Fiji NewsMeet a trailblazer in Pacific freshwater ecology. Bindiya Rashni helped document eight new endemic damselfly species and establish a Fiji-specific genus, Nikoulabasis, expanding our map of island biodiversity. She champions wetlands stewardship, launches River Citizen Science Toolkits, and blends indigenous knowledge with science. Nearing the finish line of her PhD at USP, she envisions a…
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Silent Crisis in Women’s Health: Urgent Push for Preventive Care
in Fiji NewsConcerns around women’s health are rising as more expectant mothers face serious risks and a shortage of specialists. Delayed care, dwindling outreach, and high treatment costs are hitting rural communities hardest. A push toward preventive care and regular check-ups could tilt the balance toward healthier futures.
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Virginia Senate Bill Could Fast-Track Affordable Housing on Church Lands
in NewsFairfax City’s mayor backs a state bill aimed at speeding up affordable housing on church-owned land. The measure would let developments proceed by right, with at least 60% of homes designated as affordable for 30 years, a shift amid rising costs and long approval timelines seen in projects like Glebe View.
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Fiji Marks World Cancer Day with Orange Lights and a Call for Early Detection
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a rising cancer challenge, but hope is growing through a united push for early detection and stronger support networks. Families, caregivers, and healthcare teams are rallying to turn awareness into action.
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JSC Sets March Deadline After Court Confirms FICAC Appointment Authority
in Fiji NewsFollowing a High Court ruling on who advises the President about the FICAC Commissioner, the Judicial Services Commission moves to consult with key legal figures and push for independent recommendations by March 31. The move underscores the JSC’s commitment to independence and transparency in judicial appointments.
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Inaugural Skipper Select XV to Face Fijian Drua in Landmark Preseason Clash
in Fiji NewsHistoric milestone as a combined Skipper Select XV prepares to face the Fijian Drua. With a 4 p.m. Friday kickoff, the clash promises pride, nerves, and valuable lessons ahead of the domestic season.
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Fiji’s FIPRA Awards Return in 2025 with New Genre Category
in Fiji NewsFIPRA returns in 2025 with a refreshed framework to celebrate Fiji’s homegrown music. A brand-new genre category and a string of surprises promise a brighter spotlight for local composers, ahead of a highly anticipated May ceremony. Submissions close February 27.
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Fiji Music Awards Return in May with New Best Sigidrigi Category Celebrating Culture and Language
in Fiji NewsFiji’s music awards are back this May, with a fresh spotlight on culture and language. A new category honoring traditional storytelling joins 15 awards as local artists celebrate the heartbeat of Fijian music through creativity and heritage.
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Fiji JSC Sets March Deadline Over FICAC Appointment
in Fiji NewsAn urgent ruling has sparked a swift bid to resolve Fiji’s anti-corruption commission leadership saga. As the Judicial Services Commission convenes and plans next steps before March, questions about presidential powers and agency autonomy take center stage.
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Fiji National Rugby League in Leadership Transition as Acting Chairman Takes Charge
in Fiji NewsFiji’s National Rugby League announces a major leadership shift as Executive Chairman Akuila Masi steps down and Deputy Chair Rajesh Singh takes the helm as Acting Chairman. With reforms in progress and stability pledged, the coming weeks will shape the organization’s direction and on-field plans.
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Song Sung Blue: Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson Star in Neil Diamond–Inspired Biopic Now Available for Rent or Buy on Digital
in NewsTwo dreamers, one bold stage, and a soundtrack that lingers. This heartfelt biographical musical drama delivers powerful performances and a true-love story powered by music’s healing force. Now available to watch at home.
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Fiji Bitter Marist 7s Introduces $5,000 Bonus for First-Time Winners
in Fiji NewsNew incentives are surfacing for this year’s Fiji Bitter Marist 7s, with a $5,000 bonus for first-time champions atop the standard prize. Add in per-win rewards and a 50-tree pledge to celebrate the tournament’s 50th anniversary, as teams gear up for March 26–28.
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Fiji Flags the Pacific as Frontline Indicator of Global Climate Crisis
in Fiji NewsFrom Bali’s Ocean Days, a Pacific frontline story warns that climate change is not a distant threat but a present test shaping islands, livelihoods, and culture. Nature-based restoration, smarter aquaculture, and bold collaborations offer a glimpse of a regenerative ocean future.
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Fiji to Boost New Zealand Ties with Auckland Consulate Plan
in Fiji NewsFiji’s top diplomat in Wellington explored ways to deepen ties with New Zealand and boost support for the Fijian community across the Tasman. The talks spotlight development programs and a potential Fiji Consulate Office in Auckland, signaling a new chapter for diaspora engagement and bilateral cooperation.