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Fiji Police Probe: Labasa Man Faces Cybercrime Charges Over Online Scam
in Fiji NewsOnline scam warnings are rising after a Labasa case where deceptive messages posing as a relative led to a money transfer. A suspect faces charges as investigators urge caution with online financial requests.
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Fiji’s National Salon Culinaire Draws 100 Chefs for Heritage-Inspired Showdown
in Fiji NewsFiji’s culinary scene is buzzing as nearly a hundred aspiring chefs gather for a National Salon Culinaire, weaving culture and heritage into dazzling plates. Bigger crowds, new categories like Fijian Cuisine Culture and Heritage and a Vegan Class promise fresh twists and bold flavors. More than trophies, it’s a celebration of learning, sharing, and pushing…
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Fiji’s Labor Reform Hinges on Union Action and Enforcement
in Fiji NewsReal progress in Fiji’s labor rights hinges on proactive union action, says ITUC Asia Pacific’s Shoya Yoshida. With a new Employment Relations Act and a national minimum wage on the horizon, reforms promise a shift toward better working conditions—though effective enforcement remains crucial to turn promises into reality.
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Telecom Fiji Donates to Fiji Cancer Society to Boost Pinktober Cancer Awareness
in Fiji NewsPinktober is turning into real momentum as a local telecom leader channels support into cancer awareness efforts. From staff fundraising to survivor stories and forward-looking community initiatives, this partnership highlights how corporate action can spark tangible change.
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Paks of Rootstrata: Fiji’s resilient musician keeps the rhythm alive
in Fiji NewsPakelo “Paks” Morris, a founding member of Rootstrata, keeps Fiji’s music alive with his keyboard and guitar in Burning West jam sessions. His story blends family roots, resilience, and a community-driven journey that continues to shape an evolving local sound. A portrait of a musician whose ongoing journey sparks connection and inspiration across generations.
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Can Employee Ownership Save Central Minnesota’s Small Businesses?
in NewsOctober shines a light on employee ownership in central Minnesota. As local businesses face retirement, turning workers into owners could protect jobs, fund community projects, and keep towns like Brainerd, Little Falls, and Wadena thriving for years to come.
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Sarr double sinks Liverpool as Palace reach League Cup quarters
in Fiji NewsLiverpool’s cup hopes take a fresh hit at Anfield as Ismaila Sarr fires a brace and a late red card seals the night. Palace march on to the quarter-finals, while questions mount over the hosts’ form and managerial plans. The road to recovery starts now.
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Fiji Hotels Rally for Pinktober Cancer Awareness
in Fiji NewsPink isn’t just a color this October—it’s a movement sweeping Fiji’s hospitality scene. From colorful décor to heartfelt campaigns and thoughtful fundraisers, resorts are coming together to raise awareness and highlight the importance of early cancer detection. A shared spirit of unity is turning everyday spaces into messages of hope.
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Grand Egyptian Museum Near the Pyramids: A Three-Decade Dream Realized
in NewsNear the pyramids, a new cultural landmark redefines ancient Egypt for the modern era—where daring architecture meets a treasure trove of relics and stories waiting to be discovered.
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Niranjan Group Leads Fiji Pinktober Morning Tea for Breast Cancer Awareness
in Fiji NewsPinktober in Fiji shines a light on breast cancer awareness as a centenary-led group launches a morning tea fundraiser with the Fiji Cancer Society. A bold pledge to boost support and highlight early detection sets the tone for community action and hope.
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Hurricane Melissa Eyes Jamaica as Florida Braces for a Cold Front
in NewsHurricane Melissa bears down on Jamaica with the potential for catastrophic winds and torrential rains. As the Caribbean braces, a cold front sweeps into Florida, bringing showers tonight and a cooler, breezier week ahead.
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FMF Foods Unveils Bold Growth Plan and EV Venture in Fiji
in Fiji NewsFMF Foods has laid out a bold growth plan for the coming year, buoyed by a strong balance sheet and ample cash reserves. The Fiji-based group signals expansion, efficiency gains, and a strategic push into new product lines and the electric-vehicle sector, even as it navigates rising costs and global disruptions. With a clear focus…
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Navan Debuts on Nasdaq in High-Stakes Travel Tech IPO
in NewsFrom near collapse to a Nasdaq debut, Navan’s bold pivot into a broader corporate-travel, payments and expense platform is turning heads. As the company pursues rapid growth and tighter margins, the story hints at a new chapter for travel tech and enterprise spend.
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Fresh Voices Bring Harry Potter to Life in New Audible Adaptation
in NewsAn all-new Audible adaptation reimagines a beloved wizarding world with a fresh, young cast bringing Hogwarts to life in a way fans have never heard before. Behind the scenes in a London studio, whispers of magic hint at a bold new take that blends nostalgia with novelty.
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GMA Turns 50: The Morning Show That Shaped TV
in NewsCelebrating a 50-year milestone, a beloved morning staple looks to the future with a bold expansion: a new state-of-the-art studio and a nationwide 50 States in 50 Weeks tour. As interviews evolve with a digital-first approach, the show’s next chapter promises fresh storytelling while honoring decades of infectious morning energy.
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Is Kevin James Behind a Viral TikTok Doppelgänger?
in NewsKevin James is trending for a quirky TikTok twist: a doppelgänger named Matt Taylor has fans buzzing about potential projects or playful pranks. Beyond the headlines, his Netflix lineup showcases his versatility—blending action, heart, and humor in a way fans love. A lighthearted peek at the star’s latest moment and his enduring comedy vibe.
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Can EU’s RESourceEU Break the Critical Minerals Bottleneck?
in NewsEurope’s new RESourceEU plan aims to extend the push for diverse, secure supply chains of critical minerals. Yet funding gaps and global power moves threaten to slow progress—will the bloc turn ambition into real resilience and independence?
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Khloe Kardashian Accepts Savannah Guthrie’s Apology Over 2012 Paternity Question
in NewsAn old interview, a sincere apology, and two women choosing accountability over pride. Khloé Kardashian and Savannah Guthrie reveal how forgiveness can transform a difficult moment in the public eye.
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DOJ Shake-Up After Memo Labeling Jan. 6 Rioters a Mob
in Fiji NewsTwo prosecutors were placed on administrative leave after a sentencing memo tied to a Capitol riot raised questions about political influence in the justice system. A swift case reshuffle and revised filings have many wondering how politics may intersect with high-stakes prosecutions—and what accountability looks like in these moments.
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Dar es Salaam Protests Roil Tanzania’s Election Under Hassan
in NewsProtests flare in Dar es Salaam as Tanzania’s election unfolds under the shadow of opposition disqualification. Demonstrators flood major roads while questions mount about fairness and the path toward a more inclusive political future.
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Gemeny Hernandez arrested in Miami after cellphone dispute with Emily Estefan
in NewsA high-profile relationship is under scrutiny after a cellphone dispute escalated into an arrest. New details shed light on a tense confrontation that tested an eight-year partnership and their shared projects, while both sides have stayed quiet. What comes next for their relationship and public work remains to be seen.
