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Naitasiri Netball Gains Vital Experience at Battle of the Netters in Fiji
At the Battle of the Netters, Fiji’s Naitasiri teams turned late selections and tight budgets into a powerful learning experience, backed by community sponsors and local support. A story of growth, teamwork, and a bright future for Fiji netball.
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Marc Maron’s Are We Good? Documentary Delves Into Grief and Healing
Marc Maron’s new documentary delves into grief, resilience, and the grit behind the laughs. Are We Good? follows the comedian as he navigates the aftermath of a devastating loss, revealing intimate, unfiltered moments from life on and off the stage. A raw, moving portrait of how art and humanity endure through the darkest times.
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Tonga Signals Climate Action and Pacific Reform at UN General Assembly
Tonga’s Prime Minister delivers a bold UNGA address, tying a constitutional milestone to urgent climate action and a push for stronger Pacific representation. A vision of unity, resilient communities, and ocean governance signals a new chapter for small island nations on the world stage.
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Labasa’s Diwali Dhoom: Sneh Lata Set for Debut Performance
Labasa’s Diwali Dhoom promises a debut wrapped in nerves, sparkle, and heart. Sneh Lata, backed by weeks of practice, family support, and a skilled choreographer, steps into the spotlight for a night of color, rhythm, and undeniable community joy.
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KPop Demon Hunters Sparks Global Buzz as K-Pop and Hip-Hop Collide on Netflix
An electric fusion of K-Pop energy and West Coast hip-hop storytelling is redefining how soundtracks are built. Vocalists draw from Kendrick Lamar, Missy Elliott, and Doechii to craft a fearless, borderless sound that’s catching global attention. A fresh look at how cross-cultural influences are shaping the next era of music and film.
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Fiji Court Hears Back-Pay Tax Deductions in Elections Office
New evidence in a Suva court case casts a spotlight on tax handling around back pay for Fiji’s former Supervisor of Elections. Allegations touch on over-deducted taxes, refunds, and questions over approvals being bypassed. As proceedings resume, the case could shake up discussions on governance and ethics in public service.
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Shalen Lal Takes Helm at Nadi FC Ahead of IDC Campaign
Former Ba and national star Shalen Lal takes the reins at Nadi FC as the IDC looms. With a tight prep window and a squad eager to prove themselves, the club eyes a bold new chapter under fresh leadership.
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Inside a Reform School: A Harrowing Day That Tests a Failing System
Behind the walls of a reform school, a team of educators fights to offer a glimmer of hope to troubled youths. As tensions surge and the day tests loyalties, the human cost of care—and the stubborn power of belief—come into sharp focus. A raw, urgent drama about redemption, resilience, and the price of compassion.
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Vakatawa Eyes Farebrother Trophy Return with Naitasiri
Virimi Vakatawa’s long-awaited comeback ignites the field as Naitasiri gear up for a marquee Farebrother Trophy showdown. A homecoming loaded with history and high expectations, set to spark a wave of excitement across Fiji rugby.
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Pacific Islands Rally for Urgent Climate Action as Seabed Mining Debate Roils UN General Assembly
Pacific island leaders push for urgent climate action as sea-level risks mount and global talks unfold at the UN. Clean energy, equity, and the future of seabed mining collide in a high-stakes regional debate—with biodiversity and fisheries on the line. The conversations hint at a cautious path that could redefine how the Pacific balances economic…
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Fiji and Solomon Islands Seal Security Pact to Boost Pacific Stability
Two Pacific nations unveil a new security framework built on sovereignty and collaboration, signaling a bold step toward regional stability amid upcoming elections and shared security challenges.
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October’s Hidden Holidays: Pumpkins, Pop Culture Days, and Global Causes
October isn’t just about costumes and pumpkin spice. It’s a tapestry of quirky days, heartwarming observances, and community moments waiting to be explored. From playful food celebrations to meaningful awareness events, there are plenty of autumn moments to discover.
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Jeff Hiller Wins Emmy: From Off-Broadway to a Breakout Moment on Somebody Somewhere
From a theater-loving kid in Texas to an Emmy-winning moment in New York, Jeff Hiller’s memoir invites readers into a heartfelt journey of dreams, doubt, and belonging. Along the way, unlikely friendships and the power of chosen family illuminate a story that can’t help but feel inspiring.
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Junior Bati Ready to Defend Petero Civoniceva Shield in Lautoka Rematch
Lautoka is the stage for a high-stakes rematch as the Junior Bati defend the Petero Civoniceva Shield against Caloundra State High School. A diverse squad—from Lelean to Nasinu—unites under seasoned coaches, fueling a clash that could hint at Fiji’s rising rugby league future. A hard-hitting 10 AM showdown at Churchill Park awaits.
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Ba to Host 2025 FMF IDC at Govind Park, Sparking Football Fever
Ba’s football heart beats as Govind Park prepares to host the IDC, reuniting a global community around a storied local legacy. Expect renewed energy, spirited clashes, and a celebration that hints at exciting days ahead for the town and its supporters.
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Manchán Magan obituary: Ireland’s Irish-language champion and broadcaster dies at 55
Manchán Magan, a renowned writer, broadcaster and filmmaker with deep ties to Longford, has died at 55. A lifelong champion of the Irish language and storyteller of landscapes and people, his legacy spans bold public work and intimate cultural portraits.
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Everybody Loves Raymond to Celebrate 30th Anniversary with One-Night Reunion
Relive the magic of a classic family comedy with a one-night reunion that brings the Barone living room back to life. Expect candid chats, unreleased outtakes, and tender tributes as the cast and creator celebrate the show’s enduring charm and the memories it left behind.
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Fiji Unveils Relief Measures as Inflation Cools and Growth Outlook Improves
Fiji’s latest fiscal push is pitched as real relief for households, even as the economy shows resilience. Tax cuts, duty reductions on essentials, and wage gains are highlighted as drivers of relief and growth. How these measures translate into everyday costs and the broader outlook will stay in focus as inflation eases and policy rolls…
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Jane Goodall Dies at 91: A Trailblazing Primatologist Who Redefined Our View of Chimps
Her pioneering work with chimpanzees redefined what we think about intelligence, emotion, and our responsibility to other species. This tribute traces a lifetime of groundbreaking science, fearless advocacy, and a legacy that continues to inspire conservation-minded hope.
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Michigan Budget Deadline Looms as Lawmakers Push Last-Minute Deal
Michigan lawmakers face a looming budget deadline, but a temporary extension buys time to finish a plan that could affect services and paychecks in the weeks ahead. Negotiations hint at bipartisan priorities, from universal meals for kids to protections on tips and Social Security, with October 8 as the new milestone.
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Daniel Day-Lewis Returns After Eight-Year Hiatus in Anemone
Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the screen after eight years, teaming up with his son for a project that promises an intimate meditation on family, solitude, and the power of storytelling. This unlikely father–son collaboration hints at a fresh chapter for both artists—and a cinematic comeback that fans won’t want to miss.