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Amenoni Nasilasila Shines at Wadigi 7s, Fiji’s Youth Rugby Push Takes Center Stage
Rugby fans were treated to a high-octane display at Nadovu Park as Amenoni Nasilasila returned for Wadigi 7s with the Yaro Chiefs 7s. The one-day tournament blended bold on-field battles with a powerful message for Fiji’s youth, leaving the crowd buzzing for what comes next.
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Gutfeld! Tops Late-Night Ratings, Defying Broadcast TV Trends
Greg Gutfeld’s late-night show topped October ratings, proving traditional TV still commands a loyal crowd even as online buzz grows. While rivals chase clips and viral moments, Gutfeld! leans into a sharp mix of satire and monologue that keeps a dedicated audience tuning in. A striking example of how cable-news humor can outpace broadcast rivals.
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San Antonio Braces for Strong Winds and Frost as Cold Front Advances
Brace for a dramatic weather swing as a strong cold front pushes in with gusty winds and a quick cool-down. Frost pockets and increasing fire risk could shape the week ahead. A rapid shift in conditions means you’ll want to stay ahead of the changes.
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Iran’s Drought Triggers Tehran Water Cuts and Evacuation Fears
Iran confronts an unfolding water crisis that could reshape life in its capital. With reservoirs running perilously low and officials weighing emergency steps, the next days may reveal just how far the drought will stretch.
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Richmond Firm Emroch & Kilduff Named to 2026 Best Lawyers in America
After more than five decades of dedicated advocacy, a Richmond personal injury firm earns a prestigious national honor in the 2026 Best Lawyers list. A testament to client-focused service and peer-recognized excellence that underscores a lasting commitment to justice.
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Fiji Pearls Blend Youth and Experience for Suva Netball Victory Over British Army
Fiji Pearls spark optimism with a 48-36 win over the British Army in Suva, showcasing a dynamic mix of Baby Pearls youth and seasoned players. A brief prep period, guided by the Petero Civoniceva Foundation, hints at a bright future for Fiji netball and its emerging talents.
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Michael Jackson Biopic Trailer Sparks Debate About the Icon’s Legacy
First trailer drops for the highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic “Michael.” Jaafar Jackson steps into the legend, guiding a journey from childhood to global icon. A promises-to-be-nuanced portrait could spark new conversations about fame, legacy, and the man behind the music.
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Philippines Faces Fung-wong: Second Typhoon in a Week Triggers Mass Evacuations
Typhoon Fung-wong barrels toward the Philippines as a second major storm in a week triggers mass evacuations and raises fears of floods and landslides. A challenging road to recovery lies ahead.
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Labasa Bridge at Risk: Urgent Repairs to Protect Hospital Access
Alarming wear on Labasa’s key bridge is raising urgent safety concerns and threatening crucial hospital access. As plans for repairs and accessibility upgrades take shape, residents fear disruptions and stress the need for swift action to protect healthcare and community connectivity.
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Fiji Parliament in Uproar as Sugar Minister Calls MP a Kid
Parliament erupts in a tense exchange as a sugar minister’s remark sparks questions about respect, accountability, and leadership. With fire-safety concerns and industry reforms on the table, the debate hints at deeper tensions shaping Fiji’s sugar sector—and whether constructive dialogue can drive real change.
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Justin and Hailey Bieber Shine at Kendall Jenner’s 30th Birthday
Justin and Hailey Bieber offered a tender moment during Kendall Jenner’s 30th birthday bash, sharing warmth that stood out amid an intimate, star-studded evening. A casual beach setting, a kiss and close cuddles hint at the couple’s enduring bond, set against glitzy guest lists and family vibes.
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Ukraine Faces Winter as Record Drone Attacks Hit Its Energy Grid
Ukraine faces a sweeping aerial assault as drones and missiles strike key energy hubs, triggering fires and widespread power cuts. With winter looming, emergency crews race to restore the grid while civilians brace for further disruptions—and the international response tightens in the background.
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Fiji Hosts LAGI 2025 Design Exhibition: Art Meets Clean Energy
Fiji makes history hosting the LAGI 2025 Fiji Exhibition, where art and renewable energy meet to reimagine climate resilience and sustainable tourism. A showcase that weaves cultural identity with ecological stewardship, hinting at a bold new path for islands and the world.
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Gosh Fulia 2025: Suva Rotary Club Funds Local Health and Mental Wellness for St. Giles Hospital
An upbeat daytime fundraiser in Suva brought families and volunteers together for a meaningful cause: strengthening healthcare and mental health support at St. Giles Hospital. Gosh Fulia 2025 turns celebration into service, with funds fueling community initiatives. Across Fiji, Rotary clubs are banding together to translate generosity into real-world care.
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Iwate Tsunami Advisory After 6.7 Quake Triggers Coastal Evacuations
An offshore earthquake sparked a tsunami advisory for Iwate, prompting evacuations along the coast. Small waves have been detected at several ports, while transport services faced temporary disruptions as authorities monitor the evolving situation.
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Titanic’s Black Glass Necklace Debuts at Orlando Exhibit
Titanic’s Black Glass Necklace returns to the public stage in Orlando, a restored relic that hints at the era’s style and stories. Paired with hundreds of authentic artifacts and immersive recreations, the exhibit invites a closer look at the people and craft behind the voyage, and the patient work of preservation.
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Italy Stuns Wallabies with Dramatic Comeback at Friuli
Italy pulled off a dramatic late rally to stun Australia in a thrilling Stadio Friuli clash, signaling a new era of competitiveness on the international stage. The gritty comeback showcased the team’s rising resolve and left fans buzzing about what’s next for Italian rugby.
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Fiji’s 2023 Reform Drive Spurs Debate Ahead of December Referendum
Fiji’s 2023 reform drive is reshaping the legal and governance landscape. A wave of new laws on media freedoms, land rights, and social protections signals a deeper, more participatory democracy—and a December referendum could redefine the path forward.
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ByHeart Infant Formula Recall Sparks Botulism Safety Alert as FDA Investigates
An infant formula recall tied to a botulism outbreak is prompting urgent questions about safety and testing. As investigations unfold, parents are urged to stay informed about what signs to monitor in the weeks ahead.
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Fiji’s CWM Hospital Faces Surgery Backlog as Theatres Restart
Only two operating theatres are active, leaving urgent surgeries in limbo and waits stretching into weeks. Outsourcing theatre time to private facilities offers a temporary fix while power reliability and infrastructure upgrades loom ahead of hurricane season. A far-reaching master plan promises long-term change as the system remains under heavy strain.
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Missing Melodee Buzzard: New Footage Surfaces as Mother’s Arrest Raises Questions
New twists in the Melodee Buzzard case: authorities announce an unrelated arrest tied to the investigation while investigators press on. Ashlee Buzzard, Melodee’s mother, faces a false-imprisonment charge as fresh surveillance shows the pair at a Lompoc car rental facility at the start of their road trip.
