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Fiji: Remote Islands Urged to Safeguard Health Workers After Nurse Harassment Incident
in Fiji NewsFrontline health workers on Fiji’s remote islands are urged to stay safe as a health centre temporarily closes after an incident involving a nurse. With essential services continuing through local teams, communities are called to support those delivering care in hard-to-reach areas.
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Arete to Become Operator at Tuvatu, Targeting Global Gold Growth
in Fiji NewsArete Capital Advisory steps in as a long-term partner for Lion One’s Tuvatu gold mine, signaling a bold push to transform the project into a leading underground operation on a global stage. The collaboration centers on a multi-year management and oversight arrangement aimed at disciplined optimization and a data-driven exploration push. With leadership changes and…
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Fiji Customs rolls out intelligence-led modernization to secure borders and boost trade
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Customs is rolling out a modernization push driven by intelligence and technology to strengthen border security while speeding legitimate trade. From new non-intrusive inspection facilities to a National Single Window and enhanced surveillance, bold steps are underway. As leaders honor the dedication of frontline officers, the reforms promise a smarter, more resilient border and…
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: The Squire delivers a fate-changing twist for Dunk and Egg
in NewsDark secrets surge as a brutal clash tests loyalty and courage. A looming prophecy hints at a fate far beyond the present, casting a long shadow over a young squire and the enigmatic mentor by his side. With danger, ambition, and a whispered destiny weaving through a world wary of magic, this chapter promises tension…
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Three Arrested in Fraternity Hazing Death as Calls for Reform Grow
in NewsTragedy strikes at a college fraternity as an 18-year-old student dies during a hazing incident at an off-campus event. Three fraternity members have been arrested as investigators piece together what happened. The case intensifies debates over hazing culture, accountability, and the steps needed to protect students.
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WHO Warns Funding Cuts Threaten Global Health in 2025
in Fiji NewsFunding cuts are pushing global health to a tipping point, threatening essential services and a looming shortage of health workers. As nations rethink aid and seek self-reliance, this year could redefine the world’s preparedness for future health crises.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Mulls Appeal After High Court Ruling on FICAC Commissioner
in Fiji NewsFiji’s prime minister is weighing his options after a recent High Court ruling involving a senior anti-corruption official. With an appeal possible and the Judicial Services Commission set to weigh the next steps, the coming weeks could determine the path forward in this high-stakes case.
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Copshop on Netflix: Joe Carnahan’s taut neo-noir thriller resurges with suspense
in NewsCopshop tightens the screws in a claustrophobic, high-stakes night. A relentless hitman and a wily con artist collide inside a police station, delivering a lean, cat-and-mouse thriller fueled by sharp dialogue and moral ambiguity. It’s a neo-noir that rewards patience with twists and a sense that every choice matters.
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Dawn at 74: The lifelong Fiji dairy farmer who still rises with the sun
in Fiji NewsAt 74, a lifelong dairy farmer still rises before dawn, guided by a stubborn belief that daily work keeps him strong and the family secure. From hard early days to a bustling family operation, his story hints at resilience, routine, and the quiet rewards of a life spent in the barn. An intimate portrait of…
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Kaia Gerber Opens Up About Growing Up Surrounded by Cindy Crawford’s Nude Art
in NewsKaia Gerber opens up about growing up under a global icon, describing a childhood where art—not taboos—defined the family home. She recalls viewing her mother’s photos as empowering art and reflects on a life filled with public school, theatre, and Broadway dreams—even as siblings remember their upbringing in different ways.
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Sherri Shepherd to End Daytime Show After Four Seasons, Sparking Talk TV Shakeup
in NewsSherri Shepherd’s daytime talk show is headed for its final season, marking a notable shift in the daytime landscape. As other long-running favorites wrap up, questions rise about what’s next for Shepherd and her signature blend of humor and pop culture.
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Local DAs unite to curb federal overreach
in NewsA newly formed coalition of reform-minded prosecutors is taking action against what they describe as federal overreach. The Project for the Fight Against Federal Overreach (F.A.F.O.) aims to defend state laws and hold federal actors to account, coordinating across jurisdictions to curb unlawful enforcement. Founding members include prominent district attorneys who vow to keep communities…
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Sheldon Riley Delivers a Raw Audition on American Idol
in NewsSheldon Riley takes a bold turn on the American Idol stage, trading his signature spectacle for a raw, intimate audition. With a career that spans AGT and Eurovision, this moment hints at a fresh, unstoppable chapter in his musical journey. Expect a display of vulnerability and powerhouse vocals that has fans buzzing for what comes…
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Super Rugby Pacific 2026 Rule Changes Aim to Speed Up Play
in Fiji NewsSuper Rugby Pacific enters a new era in 2026 with five law changes designed to speed up the game and boost attacking play. From quicker restarts and fresh penalty rules to the 50:22 and new on-field decisions, the season promises a faster, more engaging spectacle.
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Eddie Murphy’s Family Expands as Bria Murphy Announces Pregnancy
in NewsJoy blooms in the Murphy-Lawrence clan as a new chapter unfolds. With milestones and celebrations piling up, a growing family promises even more heartwarming moments on the horizon.
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Lincoln Lawyer Season 4: Mickey Haller’s High-Stakes Battle with a New Prosecutor on Netflix
in NewsBehind the scenes of The Lincoln Lawyer’s Season 4 reveal a pulse-pounding return: a sharp new prosecutorial presence, a meticulously built LA courtroom world, and Mickey Haller facing bigger, personal-stakes challenges. It’s a season of high-stakes drama, authentic legal banter, and twists on the horizon.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Hints at Resignation If Malimali Appeal Fails
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for a political crossroads as Prime Minister Rabuka hints he could resign if the government’s appeal over a court ruling goes against him. The episode centers on the dismissal of a top anti-corruption official and the advice that framed it, with Cabinet and the President set to review the next steps.
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Fiji Opens Registration for WIN Convention as Investing in Women Takes Center Stage
in Fiji NewsFiji kicks off a bold push for women’s leadership and economic empowerment at the 2026 WIN Convention. As leaders gather to explore policy, funding, AI, and climate action, the theme “Give to Gain” highlights how investing in women could reshape communities and futures.
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Fiji Faces Sudden Tariffs: Are Diplomatic Missions Ready?
in Fiji NewsUncertainty looms over Fiji as unexpected foreign tariffs threaten local businesses and jobs. Officials are reassessing whether diplomatic alerts are timely and exploring a strategic shift in how trade matters are managed, following a surprise tariff move from the United States.
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Sebastian Singh Opposes Fiji Boxing Belt Rule Change
in Fiji NewsSebastian Singh weighs in on a controversial move by Fiji’s Boxing Commission, questioning whether belts should be revoked when defenses aren’t met. He shines a light on the sport’s financial realities and the fairness of champion payouts. A heated debate over rules, rewards, and the future of Fiji boxing unfolds.
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Cook Islands Intercepted Vessel Sparks Pacific Maritime Security Debate
in NewsAn offshore security incident in the Pacific raises urgent questions about maritime law, enforcement, and the networks behind illicit trafficking. As legal uncertainties and regional tensions unfold, this developing story points to broader shifts in how Pacific nations protect their waters and economies.