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Hands-On Iron Age Experience in Ireland’s Boyne Valley
On a quiet Irish farm near the Boyne Valley, a master blacksmith invites visitors to turn history into something you can feel. Donning traditional garb, guests heat the forge, handle tools, and glimpse Ireland’s Iron Age come alive through hands-on craft. A tactile journey that blends legend with live steel and living tradition.
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Fiji Bati name 25-man squad for 2025 Pacific Championships in PNG
Fiji’s Bati and Bulikula reveal their squads for a high-stakes international run, with 25 and 24-man selections shaping up for the Pacific Championships in PNG and a World Cup qualifier in Toronto. Even with several stars sidelined, optimism remains as coaches trim to a final 20 for the decisive clashes ahead. A blend of current…
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Bougainville 2025 General Election: All 45 Seats Declared in Peaceful Wrap-Up
Bougainville’s general election has wrapped up, with final results signaling a peaceful, orderly process. As the region transitions from polls to policy, the next steps in governance and autonomy begin to take shape.
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Sunken RNZN Vessel Triggers NZ-Samoa Payout and Reef Ambitions
An unexpected payout follows a naval sinking off Samoa, sparking questions about rescue, cleanup, and what comes next for the wreck. As communities weigh risks and a possible reef-led revival, this developing story hints at recovery, tourism potential, and long-term impact.
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Fiji Year 8 Examinations Begin as Leaders Urge Focus and Confidence
Fiji’s leaders rally Year 8 students as FEYE begins, urging focus, confidence, and resilience. Education is highlighted as a pathway to a brighter future for learners, families, and the nation, with strong family support seen as essential. A moment of encouragement and opportunity for many young minds.
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Ark Silk Road Completes Fiji Mission with Free Surgeries
Free surgeries and wide-ranging medical screenings are turning a vessel into a temporary clinic off Fiji. The mission highlights international aid in action, showcasing how collaboration can extend healthcare and hope to communities in need.
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Nasinu Festival Lights the Way for Safer Streets
More than a festival, the Vodafone Nasinu event acts as a community lifeline, channeling proceeds into safety and development projects across Nasinu. Last year’s drive lit up dozens of settlements with solar lighting, and this year aims to extend that glow even further.
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Fiji Reopens Environmental Council to Tackle Illegal Wildlife Trade and Advance 30% Marine Protection by 2030
Here are a few short teaser options you can use: – Fiji’s environmental council has reconvened after four years, tackling illegal wildlife trade, endangered species protections, and bold plans to guard the nation’s marine spaces. – A revived NEC signals renewed commitment to conservation, new guidelines, and decision papers shaping Fiji’s environmental governance and biodiversity…
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Could Fiji Open the Stock Market to Everyday Investors?
Fiji is rolling out a bold push to demystify money and investing, reaching communities far from the city and beyond. As financial literacy takes root, conversations about participation in the market are opening up new possibilities for everyday families—and a reshaped financial landscape could be on the horizon.
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IDC 2025 Brings Night Fixtures to Ba as Fiji Football Revival Begins
Ba’s football scene roars back with the IDC under lights at Govind Park, promising top clashes, a revival mood, and renewed community pride.
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Ba to Host Inter-District Championship at Upgraded Govind Park
Ba gears up for a landmark IDC at the newly upgraded Govind Park, as the town rallies behind Ba Football. With fresh facilities and a growing buzz around the tournament, a proud chapter in local football is about to unfold.
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Ba Golf Tournament Sparks Community Spirit and Health in Fiji
Ba’s golf scene is turning the greens into a catalyst for teamwork, health, and local pride. A senior official praised the 4 Men Ambrose tournament for bringing people together and spotlighting rising participation among youth and women. It’s a story of sport fueling connection and well-being across the region.
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Pacific Cup Sparks Fiji Rise as Australian Schoolboys Triumph
Canberra hosted a tense Pacific Cup duel where rising talents and stubborn defenses kept fans on edge. Fiji showed clear progress, while Australia answered with sharp play and moments that hinted at bright futures for both teams.
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Aurelien Fontenoy Sets Fastest Eiffel Tower Bike Climb
An audacious ascent up the Eiffel Tower on an all-terrain bike marks a bold new chapter for sports extremes. Aurelien Fontenoy’s latest feat—part of his daring “The Climb” campaign—pushes the boundaries of endurance and ambition, sparking intrigue and inspiration for what comes next.
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West Indies cricket under strain: finances and facilities in focus after India setback
West Indies cricket is turning a spotlight on bigger challenges beyond the opposition—finances, facilities, and home pitches are shaping the team’s path forward. Captain Roston Chase weighs in on systemic hurdles and accountability as the region plots a comeback. A candid snapshot of resilience, reform, and the pursuit of brighter days for Caribbean cricket.
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Fiji Focuses on Dads’ Postpartum Mental Health
In Fiji, the quiet reality of fatherhood is stepping into the spotlight. A Suva discussion on postpartum mental health reveals how dads ride the emotional waves alongside their partners, sparking calls for broader support from families, faith communities, and services. With initiatives like Lifeline Fiji and Osais Counselling expanding access to men’s mental health resources,…
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Auckland Airport Advances Ambitious Expansion After Regulator Drops Inquiry
Regulators decide against a formal inquiry into Auckland Airport’s pricing strategy as a NZ$5.7 billion expansion moves forward. The plan aims to boost capacity and enhance the passenger experience, despite airline calls for tighter oversight. With the regulator out of the way, the decade-long transformation could reshape New Zealand’s aviation landscape.
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Five Players Stand 3/3 as Fiji National Chess Championship Heats Up
Five players remain undefeated at 3/3 as Fiji’s National Chess Championship heats up. Veteran Manoj Kumar currently leads on tie-breaks, with a pack of rising stars and a standout female contender in pursuit as nine rounds unfold. As momentum shifts between veterans and newcomers, the race for the title promises an intriguing battle ahead.
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Rewa Legends Clinch Memorial Cup as Fiji Football Pays Tribute to Its Icons
An electric night at the Fiji FA Academy saw Rewa Legends lift the cup, fueled by star returns, tight battles, and heartfelt tributes to Fiji’s football icons. With a dramatic curtain-raiser against Ba Legends in the FMF IDC on the horizon, the saga of Fiji’s football legends is only getting brighter.
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Shutdown Looms as White House Mulls Federal Layoffs
Negotiations in Washington face a new snag as the possibility of mass federal layoffs and a prolonged shutdown looms. With battles over healthcare credits and spending priorities intensifying, the coming days could reshape essential services and benefits for many Americans. The next moves will reveal how far lawmakers are willing to go to strike a…
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Sharm el-Sheikh Talks Put Trump’s 20-Point Plan Back in Play
High-stakes diplomacy unfolds in a Red Sea resort as negotiators press for a ceasefire and hostage relief. With mediators urging humanitarian steps, the coming days may determine the next phase of the Gaza crisis.