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Apple TV Cancels The Last Frontier After Disappointing Debut
in NewsAn Alaskan frontier thriller with a star-studded cast teased a high-stakes mystery—then fizzled. The finale left a trail of questions about what could have been and why it didn’t quite land.
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Ellison Backs Paramount-Skydance Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, Escalating the Streaming War
in NewsParamount Skydance lands a dramatic ally in billionaire Larry Ellison as it pushes to win Warner Bros. Discovery. The backing amps up a high-stakes bid and signals a new turn in a crowded media showdown. With revisions on the table, the entertainment landscape could be poised for some significant shifts behind the scenes.
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Pacific Islands Unite for Climate Resilience Push Ahead of COP31
in Fiji NewsPacific Island nations are rallying around a bold 2050 Strategy to strengthen climate resilience, focusing on execution, regional integration, and renewed economic links. Leaders stress sustained solidarity and stronger international partnerships to drive climate-focused projects. The push signals a new era of regional unity as the world engages in COP31 leadership and collaboration to address…
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Dollywood Weather Closure Sparks Online Hours Confusion
in NewsDollywood faced a weather-driven closure that sparked confusion after social posts and the official site suggested different operating hours. With outdoor rides limited and questions about refunds or rain checks, guests are left wondering how the park will address the mix-up and future communications. The incident underscores the importance of coordinated messaging when weather disrupts…
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Widow of James Ransone Mourns Loss as GoFundMe Grows and Tributes Pour In
in NewsGrief, love, and a family’s unbreakable bond take center stage in a heartfelt tribute from a widow after a devastating loss. As supporters rally with donations and mental-health awareness efforts, the story reflects on memory, healing, and the enduring power of connection.
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PROSPER Act Sparks US-Pac Islands Trade Push Amid Indo-Pacific Rivalry
in Fiji NewsA new U.S. bill seeks to deepen economic ties with Pacific Island nations, aiming to boost trade and lay groundwork for regional free-trade talks. It’s pitched as a strategy to strengthen resilience and influence across the Indo-Pacific.
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Fiji’s EFL Under Fire as Regulator Demands Progress on Renewable Targets
in Fiji NewsFiji’s energy scene is heating up as regulators demand real progress on renewable commitments from a major utility facing another tariff change. With new plans for independent power producers and tougher accountability, the path to cleaner, more reliable power could be reshaped—if promises translate into action.
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Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell Bring Timeless Glamour to Aspen’s World Snow Polo Championship
in NewsGoldie Hawn and Kurt Russell light up Aspen at the St. Regis World Snow Polo Championship, proving that their timeless romance pairs with equally timeless style. From winter-white fur to a touch of cowboy flair, the beloved duo deliver a chic snapshot of a couple whose spark has endured for decades. A glimpse into a…
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Joeli Qio: Fiji Rugby Referee Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
in Fiji NewsJoeli Qio’s decades-long refereeing career in Fiji has earned a Lifetime Achievement Award, spotlighting his impact on fair play and the sport’s future. From on-field decisions to mentoring the next generation, his journey offers a glimpse into the hands shaping Fiji rugby.
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Hollywood in Turmoil as Netflix Lands $82.7B Warner Bros. Discovery Studio Deal
in NewsHollywood braces for a seismic shift as two media giants rethink who controls streaming, films, and iconic franchises. With antitrust debates and rival bets on the horizon, the next chapter could redefine what we watch—and how we access it.
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Indigenous Voices Challenge Deep-Sea Mining at UNEA-7
in Fiji NewsIndigenous Pacific communities see the deep sea as more than a frontier—it’s a sacred, living continuum tied to identity, culture, and survival. They describe the ocean floor as a “biocultural bank” at risk from mining, warning of irreversible losses if protections falter. A high-stakes dialogue unfolds about balancing development with stewardship of the sea.
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From Player to Pioneering Referee: Lavenia Racaca Crowned Fiji’s Female Referee of the Year
in Fiji NewsAn emotional milestone lit the night in Suva as Lavenia Racaca accepts the Female Referee of the Year award. Her journey—from player to top official—shines with family, faith, and a resolve to mentor the next generation. A powerful tale of resilience and breaking barriers in rugby.
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Fiji Court Reopens 2019 Cocaine Case Involving Local Businessman
in Fiji NewsShaneil Suresh Autar, a Lautoka businessman, faces fresh charges in a 2019 cocaine export case as his hearing unfolds at the Nadi Magistrate’s Court. With new developments anticipated, the case highlights the legal complexities and ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking.
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Solomon Islands Takes Chair of Pacific Islands Forum, Signals New Regional Leadership
in Fiji NewsWith the Solomon Islands taking the helm of the Pacific Islands Forum, a new chapter in Pacific leadership is unfolding. The move signals a strong push for Pacific-led solutions on climate, security, and sustainable development, as the nation expands its regional and global diplomatic footprint ahead of next year’s Forum.
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Lawmakers Threaten Contempt Over Epstein Files Release
in NewsBipartisan lawmakers press the Epstein file controversy, signaling potential inherent contempt and even impeachment of top DOJ officials as new documents undergo review. With deadlines met and transparency in the spotlight, the clash raises pivotal questions about accountability and protecting victims.
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Fiji Football Association Celebrates Unity and Growth in Christmas Message
in Fiji NewsAn end-of-year message that honors the many hands behind Fiji football—from players and referees to volunteers and fans. It centers on unity, generosity, and a shared dream for what the sport can become in the new year.
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Ba Football Chief Vows Bold Plan to Reclaim Trophy Glory
in Fiji NewsBa Football begins a bold rebuild after a challenging season. The club’s president outlines a sweeping plan—from grassroots efforts to the Premier team—backed by renewed fan support and a landmark 90th anniversary. Legacies and mentorship from club legends fuse with a fresh strategy as the pursuit of trophy glory gets underway.
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Trump Extends Christmas Break for Federal Employees
in NewsFederal workers may be handed a rare, extended Christmas break — two extra paid days off that could stretch the week into a five-day pause. As the year winds down, the move has everyone buzzing about work-life balance and the season’s pace for government staff.
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A Christmas Lottery Surprise Sparks Hope Across Small Towns
in NewsEste sorteo navideño trajo más que premios: historias de comunidad, esfuerzo y esperanza que se cruzan en varios pueblos. Detrás de cada número, una buena noticia que transforma vidas y deja una huella de optimismo.
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North West Makes Instagram Debut Under Parental Guidance
in NewsNorth West steps into the spotlight with her own Instagram debut, signaling a new chapter in a famous family’s journey with fame, fashion, and guided creativity. A milestone that’s sure to spark conversations about navigating young stars in the digital age.
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The Man Behind Arizona’s Miracle League: A Legacy of Inclusive Baseball
in NewsGene Udvare built more than a career—he built a community. As founder of the Miracle League of Arizona, he opened a world where children and young adults with special needs can play ball and belong. His legacy of inclusion continues to inspire.
