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Fiji Tech Summit 2025 Opens with AI and Cybersecurity Focus
in Fiji NewsTwo days of rapid innovation bring tech leaders, businesses, and policymakers together in Fiji as the Pacific’s digital future takes center stage. With international experts exploring cybersecurity, AI integration, and disruptive technologies, the Fiji Tech Summit promises fresh ideas, new partnerships, and momentum for the region.
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Queens Road Crash in Fiji Leaves 29 Injured, Sparking Road-Safety Push
in Fiji News29 people remain under medical care after a serious crash on Queens Road involving a truck and a bus. The incident has sparked renewed calls for road-safety vigilance, especially on Fiji’s hilly and wet sections. As investigations begin, authorities emphasize safer driving to prevent future tragedies.
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Dutch vote tests Wilders’ far-right experiment as coalition falters
in NewsAfter a high-stakes experiment with far-right leadership, the Netherlands confronts a gap between bold promises and real-world governance. As coalition politics unfold and voters voice frustration over housing, healthcare, and asylum, the future of populism in Europe hangs in the balance. A pivotal moment for Dutch democracy with broad continental reverberations.
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Fiji TRC Launches National Trauma-Informed Support Network for Survivors
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission introduces a national pool of trauma-informed psychosocial professionals to support survivors and witnesses on their healing journeys. In collaboration with community partners, this survivor-centered approach emphasizes safe, ethical care as Fiji moves toward reconciliation.
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Is Your Fiji Home Ready for Festive Season Fire Safety?
in Fiji NewsFestive season safety warning: electrical faults are driving up fire risks. A few simple steps—quick home checks, vigilant supervision, and essential safety gear—could keep celebrations bright and safe.
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Fiji to Reform Police Laws as Cybercrime and AI Reshape Policing
in Fiji NewsOutdated laws lag behind digital evidence, cybercrime, and privacy needs, risking both officers and communities. A landmark international effort with the Fiji Police Force is steering reform, training, and new policing approaches to meet the challenges of a rapidly evolving landscape.
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Cox Plate Runner-Up Buckaroo Set for Melbourne Cup
in Fiji NewsAll eyes are on Buckaroo as he gears up for the Melbourne Cup, a $10 million spectacle that could rewrite the season’s story. With a Cox Plate showing behind him and a field ready to thrill, the race at Flemington promises drama, momentum, and plenty of surprises.
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Aubrey Plaza Takes on Hollywood’s Notorious Madam in The Heidi Fleiss Story
in NewsHollywood’s most infamous name returns to the screen. The Heidi Fleiss Story, with Aubrey Plaza producing and starring, promises a gripping look at the rise, fall, and lasting allure of the infamous Madame. As Alana Haim circles a role and a fresh director brings the project to life, the film teases a provocative portrait of…
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Brittany Snow Praises Malin Åkerman for Making The Hunting Wives’ Intimate Scenes Comfortable
in NewsBehind-the-scenes warmth meets boundary-conscious crafting as two stars open up about their on-set chemistry and the care they showed each other during steamy moments. A candid look at how women, especially over 40,are redefining intimacy on screen in The Hunting Wives.
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Fiji Opens Food, Water, and Leptospirosis Lab as WHO Validates Trachoma Elimination
in Fiji NewsFiji marks a bold leap in public health with a new Food, Water, and Leptospirosis Laboratory backed by international partners. Paired with a major disease-elimination milestone, the upgrade points to faster detection and stronger protection for communities.
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Late-entry Fiji Boxer Faces Moroni in Suva NZPBC Welterweight Showdown
in Fiji NewsAn unexpected late-entry shakes up the NZPBC Welterweight picture as Fiji’s Mohammed Ali steps in against New Zealand’s Sonny Moroni. With both fighters hungry for glory, this weekend’s matchup promises a night of high-stakes action and a storyline worth watching.
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UFOs Take Center Stage as Vance Declares Rubio His Best Friend in the Administration
in NewsA surprising alliance is brewing in Washington as JD Vance points to Marco Rubio as his closest ally, and the pair reveal a shared curiosity about unidentified aerial phenomena. Their private conversations hint at a deeper dive into the UFO topic—one that could shape future political discussions in unexpected ways.
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Fiji Welcomes BSP’s First Smart ATMs with Real-Time Deposits
in Fiji NewsBank South Pacific unveils Fiji’s first Smart ATMs, a move set to cut queues and speed up everyday banking. Real-time deposits, 24/7 access, and quick self-service features hint at a new era of smarter, more convenient banking across major towns. A bold step forward for financial inclusion and digital transformation in Fiji.
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Charged in Lautoka Home Burglary Raises Elderly Safety Concerns in Fiji
in Fiji NewsAn alarming burglary targeting an elderly resident is reigniting questions about elder safety and justice. As investigators press ahead and a court case unfolds, communities call for stronger protections to keep vulnerable neighbors secure.
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Nasinu’s $53.8M housing project breaks ground with 600 serviced lots
in Fiji NewsGroundbreaking in Nasinu signals a major step in Fiji’s housing drive, with a multi-million project promising hundreds of serviced lots. Backed by government and the Housing Authority, the plan aims to ease the housing crunch and unlock opportunities for generations to come.
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Fiji Cracks Down on Yacht Charter Concessions
in Fiji NewsFiji tightens its maritime rules as authorities crack down on visiting yachts suspected of turning temporary imports into commercial charters, signaling strict penalties and a push for full compliance.
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Lautoka Fire Sparks Urgent Push for Home Fire Safety
in Fiji NewsResidents are being urged to heighten fire-safety awareness after a recent residential blaze. With home fires increasingly in the spotlight, everyday precautions—like safe storage of flammable materials and turning off electrical appliances—could protect families and homes.
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SNAP Perks at Major Retailers Spark Debate Over Grocery Affordability
in NewsMajor retailers are rolling out new discounts and easier payment options for SNAP and EBT shoppers, signaling a push toward greater grocery affordability. Yet relief isn’t universal, leaving households just above eligibility facing higher prices as inflation lingers. With a budget stalemate threatening critical food aid, the coming weeks could redefine what many families pay…
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Flying Fijians balance experience and rising talent for England clash
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Flying Fijians are weighing last year’s form against this season’s momentum as they assemble a broader, more competitive talent pool from France’s Pro D2 and Top 14. A strategic mix of proven stars and rising players hints at an exciting November tour, capped by a high-stakes clash with England at Twickenham.
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Lautoka’s ‘Open Sewer’ Moment Prompts Change Ahead of Coronation Park Development
in Fiji NewsFormer Lautoka mayor Kenneth Low paints a stark picture of his city, calling Lautoka an “open sewer” in urgent need of development. As a $5 million redevelopment near Coronation Park sparks debate, residents push for real action on waste, sanitation, and urban renewal.
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Aarti Hoodha Set for Suva Lightweight Showdown
in Fiji NewsIndia’s rising boxing talent Aarti Hoodha readies for a pivotal lightweight showdown in Suva, aiming to extend her pro streak against Laite Nanovu. It’s a bout rooted in grit, family support, and the surge of women’s boxing, with both fighters determined to leave it all in the ring.