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Malolo Captain Leads Charge for Historic First Skipper Cup Title
in Fiji NewsCaptain Imanueli Bari leads Malolo into a defining Skipper Cup final against Naitasiri, a clash driven by roots, faith, and a dream of Malolo’s first title. With a youthful lineup and a hometown hero at the helm, this is rugby played with heart, family, and belief—a pivotal chapter for Fiji rugby.
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Dylan Brown Returns as New Zealand Eyes Pacific Cup Showdown with Tonga
in Fiji NewsDylan Brown headlines New Zealand’s Pacific Cup showdown with Tonga as he makes a dramatic return at Eden Park. A Cup final berth in Sydney is on the line, setting up a high-stakes weekend for the Kiwis and their rivals. Expect a tense, edge-of-seat clash that could redefine their campaign.
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Fiji Bati Seek Payback in Pacific Bowl Final Against PNG
in Fiji NewsRedemption is on the line as the Fiji Bati gear up for a high-stakes Pacific Bowl final against PNG. Fresh from a four-try burst, Jahream Bula says last year’s loss fuels the fire, but defense and relentless ruck pressure will decide the outcome. A bruising showdown could reshape their path toward the World Cup.
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Run for Climate in Suva Signals Pacific Push Ahead of COP30
in Fiji NewsHundreds gathered in Suva for a Run for Climate, signaling renewed urgency as COP30 approaches. A cross-Pacific partnership is accelerating action and resilience—from clean-energy initiatives to climate legislation—hinting at a bold path forward for the region.
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Sling TV Settles California Privacy Probe Over Children’s Data
in NewsPrivacy control and kids’ data are in the spotlight as Sling TV reaches a settlement over alleged opt-out and data practices. The agreement requires stronger protections, including a child-specific profile that defaults to not collecting personal information. The move signals heightened scrutiny of how streaming platforms handle user data for families.
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Joeli Veitayaki Memorial: Fiji Rugby Legend Remembered
in Fiji NewsA moving tribute honors Joeli Veitayaki, a Flying Fijian whose impact extended far beyond the rugby field. Friends, family, and teammates recall a life rooted in dedication, sport, and community, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Signals Reinstatement for Deputy Ministers If Cleared
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Prime Minister hints at a potential return for two former deputy leaders as a legal case unfolds. If acquitted, reinstatement could reshape governance and fuel debates on accountability. A pivotal moment that could steer the nation toward greater political integrity.
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Naitasiri Veterans Bid Farewell in Skipper Cup Final Showdown
in Fiji NewsAfter 15 years with Naitasiri, veteran trio Etonia Rokotuisawa, Maciu Vakacabeqoli, and Viliame Kanatabua prepare for a final bow in the Skipper Cup. Their emotional farewell could shape the next chapter for the red-and-black as the season closes.
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Namosi Crowned Subrails Marama Cup Champs, Ending Suva’s Streak
in Fiji NewsNamosi writes a new chapter in Fiji women’s rugby with a historic Subrails Marama Cup triumph, ending Suva’s reign in a gripping final. The win showcased fearless leadership and relentless resilience, highlighting the rising talent shaping the sport’s bright future. A landmark victory with plenty more to come.
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Fiji to Review FICAC Act Amid Push for Greater Accountability
in Fiji NewsFiji is poised to rethink its anti-corruption framework with a review of the FICAC Act, as officials push for constitutional‑aligned reforms. With resources secured and international backing in play, the process promises a careful retooling of governance and accountability—while stakeholder talks get underway.
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Florida Faces SNAP Freeze as Federal Shutdown Stretches On
in NewsFlorida communities face a rising hunger crunch as the federal shutdown drags on and SNAP benefits stall. Local nonprofits race to bridge the gap with food drives and donated meals.
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Spanberger Bets on a Practical Virginia Governor Bid
in NewsVirginia’s Abigail Spanberger is betting on practical economics and the concerns of everyday Virginians—like soybean farmers—over sweeping campaign promises. In a race defined by a centrist, measured approach, her strategy highlights a larger debate within the party: bold action or steady pragmatism.
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Fiji’s Student Visas to Australia: A Quiet Driver of Migration and Change
in Fiji NewsEducation is reshaping Fiji’s migration story, with more students pursuing opportunities in Australia and remittances strengthening households. Policy shifts and evolving labor needs are quietly reconfiguring where skills are developed and used—at home or abroad. The coming years promise both challenges and opportunities as communities navigate this shifting landscape.
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Fiji Embraces India’s ITEC Training to Boost Public Service
in Fiji News– A new wave of skills is sweeping Fiji’s public service and key sectors, powered by an international training partnership. Hundreds have gained hands-on expertise, signaling a brighter, more connected era for the nation. – As ties with India deepen, a transformative training programme is reshaping leadership and service delivery across Fiji—from civil service to…
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Fiji Coalition Turmoil as PM’s Courtesy Email Sparks Allegations
in Fiji NewsA courtesy email from Fiji’s Prime Minister has kicked off a new round of questions and rumors within the ruling coalition. As denials fly and concerns about leaks surface, the story tests the government’s commitment to openness and unity.
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Tailevu’s Ten Pilot Schools: Fiji’s Bold Leap for Literacy
in Fiji NewsTailevu’s ambitious literacy drive plans ten pilot schools with new libraries to spark reading, writing, and independent thinking among students. Backed by a community-driven scholarship program and broad local support, the initiative signals a major shift in shaping the province’s future learners.
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R.L. Stine Dazzles Fans at Sold-Out Goosebumps Library Event in Maryland
in NewsAn intimate, sold-out night with R.L. Stine reveals how a lifelong love of storytelling grew into a global phenomenon. From outline-driven days to a steady writing cadence, the master of Goosebumps shows how fear and humor continue to captivate readers of every age.
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Ocean’s 14: Clooney Confirms Script Finished, Filming Set for Next Year
in NewsGeorge Clooney teases Ocean’s 14, saying the script is locked and filming could begin next year. With the original cast reportedly back and Clooney’s cheeky takes on real-life heists, the next caper in the beloved franchise is stirring big anticipation.
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Thailand Cybercrime Surge Drives Demand for Expert Criminal Defense in Phuket
in NewsThailand’s digital boom is fueling a rise in cybercrime, online defamation, and financial scams, reshaping the demand for skilled criminal defense. For foreign nationals, navigating digital evidence and local procedures can be daunting—expert, multilingual guidance is increasingly essential in this evolving landscape.
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Ronald Philitoga Set for Fiji Bati’s First Start Against PNG Kumuls
in Fiji NewsRonald Philitoga is poised for a long-awaited starting debut with the Fiji Bati, sharpening his pace for a high-stakes Pacific Bowl clash against Papua New Guinea. From Sydney roots to the Wynnum-Manly Seagulls, his journey fuels a moment many fans have waited for. A thrilling showdown awaits as he chases a dream on the big…
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This is Boxing: Fiji’s Rising Stars Clash for Oceanic Titles in Suva
in Fiji NewsAn electrifying night in Suva as Fiji’s boxing scene heats up at the Vodafone Arena with 13 bouts on the slate. The headline sees Junior Binnu Singh clash with Apichart Klintai for the WBA Oceania Interim Super Bantamweight title, with more title action fueling a rising era for local fighters.