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Fiji’s Youth Leaders Harness AI for Peaceful Online Stories
in Fiji NewsFifteen Fiji youth leaders completed a groundbreaking workshop that blends media literacy with peacebuilding and environmental advocacy. The Triple C project, in collaboration with IPYG, equipped participants with AI tools, Canva, and social media strategies to amplify youth-led initiatives and tell powerful stories.
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Concrete, Washington Braces for Incoming Atmospheric River as Floods and Landslides Loom
in NewsConcrete, Washington braces for more rain as an atmospheric river looms after a series of landslides and earthquakes upended the town. With Level 3 evacuations in effect and rivers creeping toward major flood levels, residents scramble to prepare while neighbors lean on each other to weather the unfolding threat.
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Spielberg’s Disclosure Day Teases an Alien Epic Arriving in 2026
in NewsSteven Spielberg’s next sci‑fi epic, Disclosure Day, promises a chilling return to the unknown. Cryptic billboard teases, a star‑studded cast, and an atmosphere of apocalyptic mystery set the stage for a summer blockbuster that could redefine first contact.
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Daisy Ridley Stars in We Bury the Dead: A Fresh Twist on Zombies
in NewsDaisy Ridley headlines a fresh, tense take on the undead set near Tasmania, where a catastrophic military experiment sparks a haunting crisis. A personal quest to find a missing husband unfolds through quarantined chaos, delivering emotional depth alongside chilling suspense in a brisk 90-minute ride. Ridley’s standout performance anchors a promising premise that still leaves…
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Karoline Leavitt Faces Lip-Filler Rumors Amid White House Spotlight
in NewsKaroline Leavitt, the youngest White House press secretary, remains in the spotlight for more than just statements and briefings. Whispers about her evolving look and rumors of cosmetic changes have sparked conversations about image, influence, and public life in the era of instant scrutiny.
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Nimaya Serevi: Fiji’s Climate Change Champion Balancing Online Studies and Motherhood
in Fiji NewsPacific communities are counting on climate solutions, and Nimaya Frances Serevi is leading the charge. Balancing motherhood and online study, she’s pursuing a Master’s in Climate Change to turn knowledge into action for Fiji—and a resilient Pacific future.
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Fiji Braces for TD03F: Heavy Rain and Flood Risk Ahead
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for a week of heavy rainfall as a tropical system nears, bringing the risk of floods and travel disruptions. Warnings are in place island-wide, and communities are urged to stay vigilant as conditions can change rapidly.
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Man jailed for 21.5 years after driving into Liverpool victory parade crowd
in NewsShocking courtroom drama follows a parade tragedy in Liverpool, where a driver who tore through a cheering crowd is jailed for a lengthy term. Victims describe lasting fear and a challenging road to recovery as the community rallies in resilience.
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Fiji-born student becomes first Pacific Islander to win ANU Elspeth Young Prize for Social Contribution
in Fiji NewsLaurie O’Neal Singh’s journey from Suva to the Australian National University marks a milestone for Pacific representation. As the first Pacific Islander to win the Elspeth Young Prize for Social Contribution in 2025, his path blends family resilience with a bold vision for climate-aware development. A story of ambition, service, and hope for island nations.
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UP BLO’s Death Under Work Pressure Triggers Calls for Change
in NewsTragedy in Gonda as a Booth Level Officer dies after a brain hemorrhage, with his family blaming relentless work pressure tied to electoral roll updates. They allege the heavy workload and reprimands took a toll on his health, though officials dispute the claims. The case spotlights the intense strain on public servants and the questions…
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Holiday Swim Safety: Parents Urged to Supervise Kids at Local Natural Spots
in Fiji NewsDuring school holidays, a popular swimming spot near Lami becomes a hub of family fun—and a reminder that vigilant supervision is the true safety splash. A local parent explains why natural waters hold hidden hazards and how simple, proactive steps can keep kids safe while turning a day by the water into cherished memories.
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Man stops car attack at Liverpool FC victory parade
in NewsDuring a chaotic parade, a quick-thinking former soldier acted in a heartbeat to stop a car—and saved lives in the process. He says he’s no hero, and the trauma from that day still lingers in ordinary moments. A gripping look at courage, consequence, and the heavy price of stepping into the breach.
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Fiji Abstains as UN Adopts Global Safeguards for Aid Workers
in Fiji NewsFiji abstained from a landmark UN vote on protecting humanitarian workers in danger zones. With broad support and an EU-led push for accountability, the resolution signals a global push to end impunity and safeguard those on the front lines.
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Nasinu Weighs Hospital Plans Against Public Recreation at Valelevu Ground
in Fiji NewsNasinu faces a pivotal choice as Valelevu Ground is evaluated as a potential site for a national hospital, even as officials vow that public recreation remains a priority. With consultants weighing options and alternative sites for leisure spaces being explored, the plan aims to balance national development with local amenity.
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FDA Rejects Black Box Warning for COVID Vaccines, Ignites Safety Debate
in Fiji NewsFDA safety reviews of COVID vaccines are fueling fresh questions about warnings and rare cardiac events. While a black box label isn’t on the table, ongoing investigations and evolving booster policies keep the discussion high-stakes and in the spotlight.
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Ellington Wharf Reopens in Rakiraki, Boosting Ra Region Trade and Connectivity
in Fiji NewsEllington Wharf is back in action with major upgrades that boost safety and connectivity across Ra. Improved jetty access, sealed roads, and new street lighting promise smoother travel for passengers and goods between Rakiraki and Nabouwalu—and a boost for regional commerce and everyday life.
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Trump’s Week of Controversy: Peace Prize, Kennedy Center Moment, and Media Feuds
in NewsTrump’s latest week in the headlines blended ceremonial flash with blunt talk and sharp pushback. From high-profile honors to bold policy claims and a flurry of media sparring, the saga leaves readers guessing what comes next.
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Eau Claire Marks 234th Bill of Rights Anniversary, Urges Civic Vigilance
in NewsLocal residents gathered to mark the 234th anniversary of the Bill of Rights, reflecting on the freedoms that shape American life. The event underscored why staying informed and vigilant about our rights remains essential today.
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Eight Dead as US Strikes Near Venezuela; Trinidad Grants US Airport Access
in NewsMounting tensions in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean as U.S. forces widen their footprint near Venezuela. New deployments and high-stakes moves spark a regional security crisis, with Trinidad and Tobago granting logistical access amid sharp rhetoric from Caracas. Analysts are weighing legality and human costs as leaders maneuver on the regional chessboard.
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Trump Eyes Billion-Dollar Lawsuit Over BBC Panorama Edit
in Fiji NewsTrump weighs a potential legal move after a televised edit of his January 6 speech sparks a fresh controversy. The case raises questions about how media edits can shape public perception—and the high-stakes fallout that could follow.
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Stoppard Revival at Hampstead Theatre: A Time-Traveling Poet on Stage
in NewsAt Hampstead Theatre, a revival of Stoppard’s 1995 drama unfurls as a dense tapestry of art, empire, and ideas. Spanning the 1930s to the 1980s, it follows a young English poet amid the fading Raj, weaving Madame Blavatsky, the Theosophical Society, and a sharp footnote culture into a provocative meditation on creativity. Witty, cerebral, and…