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Rain Forces Cancellation of Lautoka National Youth Day; Youths Rally for Cleanup
in Fiji NewsHeavy rain interrupted Lautoka’s National Youth Day plans, canceling the main program and marches. Yet across the district, youth spirit shone through with community clean-ups in Suvavou and a prison outreach effort, turning an otherwise damp day into a demonstration of resilience and service.
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From 0-12 Down to Singapore Crown: Fiji Sevens Clinches Dramatic Comeback
in Fiji NewsPatience under pressure fuels a dramatic Singapore title for Fiji’s men’s 7s, turning an early deficit into a hard-earned win. Their resilient comeback echoes through the tournament as Perth looms and tougher battles lie ahead. A tale of grit, teamwork, and a rising force on the World Sevens Series circuit.
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CSUB Appoints Nate Olson as Permanent Director of the Kegley Institute of Ethics
in NewsDr. Nate Olson is the new permanent director of CSUB’s Kegley Institute of Ethics, guiding a 40-year tradition of ethical dialogue in Kern County. A CSUB veteran and former interim leader, Olson plans to expand programs that bridge political and social divides, inspired by a recent Harvard collaboration.
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Kelly Clarkson Show to End After Final Season — What’s Next?
in NewsKelly Clarkson’s daytime sensation is entering its final act after seven memorable years. As season seven unfolds with guest hosts and signature moments, the coming finale promises a heartfelt capstone to a beloved run.
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Ryan Murphy’s Love Story Trailer Teases a 1990s JFK Jr. Romance
in NewsRyan Murphy dives back into 1990s celebrity glamour with Love Story, a gripping look at JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette’s whirlwind romance. Glamour, pressure, and the relentless glare of fame collide in this stylish drama, promising a high-stakes dive into a public love under a private microscope.
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Fiji-Australia Pushes for Deeper Economic Integration as Trade and Tourism Booms
in Fiji NewsFiji and Australia are signaling a new era of deeper economic collaboration, with talks focused on stronger trade, tourism, and investment ties. As momentum builds toward shared prosperity, the opportunity shines for local exporters and communities on both sides.
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DOJ Documents Tie Epstein to Funding for Robert Trivers
in NewsNew documents surface questions about the relationship between renowned evolutionary biologist Robert Trivers and Jeffrey Epstein, including reported funding for research and a long-standing personal connection. These disclosures invite a closer look at how sponsorship and reputation can intersect with scholarly work.
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Trevor Noah’s Grammy finale sparks buzz as Africa faces mounting crises
in NewsTrevor Noah’s final Grammy hosting delivered sharp humor with a global lens, leaving a memorable mark on the awards stage. A controversial moment sparked debate about the reach and limits of comedy in public life. Across Africa, headlines swirl with mining disasters, security challenges, floods, and ongoing conflicts—testing communities and leaders alike. Yet through it…
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Fiji Elections on Track as AG Rules Out Postponement
in Fiji NewsFiji’s elections are moving forward under a firm rule-of-law stance, with no room for delays. Reforms and a forthcoming timetable are shaping a credible, inclusive vote on the horizon.
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Fiji Police Urges Frontline Supervisors to Lead with Quality, Not Promotions
in Fiji NewsFrontline supervisors are being urged to put leadership and quality service first, not promotions, in a focused empowerment workshop. The sessions emphasize clear roles, doing the work the right way, and lifting community service to new standards.
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Civil Servants Urged to Use Official Grievance Channels, Avoid Direct Minister Contact
in Fiji NewsNew guidance from the Ministry of Civil Service reinforces the official path for raising employment concerns. The circular stresses following the established chain of command and warns that bypassing it may invite disciplinary action. It signals a sharpened focus on governance, accountability, and orderly communication within the Civil Service.
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Eleven Puppies Rescued from Freezing Cold – Regina Shelter Appeals for Homes and Community Awareness
in NewsEleven puppies were found abandoned in freezing weather and brought to a local shelter, where warmth, nourishment, and care are giving them a second chance. The heart-wrenching incident highlights the need for responsible pet ownership and community support, with hopeful plans for loving forever homes ahead.
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Gas-Fueled Blaze on Amherst Street Injures Three Nashua Firefighters
in NewsAn explosion and fire at a Nashua commercial building left three firefighters injured, one seriously. Crews battled a gas-fed blaze as streets were closed and nearby residents advised to stay clear. The incident remains under investigation with updates to come.
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Antoine Cas unveils bold red Seville Holy Week poster
in NewsUn cartel que late en rojo y emoción: Antoine Cas firma una propuesta audaz para la Semana Santa de Sevilla, homenajeando al Cristo de las Misericordias. Con un estilo vibrante que fusiona tradición y modernidad, promete convertir la próxima primavera en una experiencia visual inolvidable.
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Data Boom Strains Fiji’s Internet as Vodafone Upgrades Network
in Fiji NewsData usage is surging, pushing internet speeds to the limit for many users. As streaming and social media activity climb, network upgrades are underway—boosting both 5G expansion and 4G enhancements to keep connections reliable as demand grows.
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Fiji Unveils 5–10 Year Plan to Tackle Informal Settlements and Expand Affordable Housing
in Fiji NewsFiji faces renewed urgency over housing as informal settlements come under scrutiny. Officials outline a long-term strategy—aimed at expanding affordable homes, securing land tenure, and weaving housing education into schools—hinting at lasting change on the horizon.
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Texas Set to Spring Forward on March 8, 2026 Amid DST Controversy
in NewsTexas braces for the familiar spring clock change, edging toward longer evenings. But this routine shift sits amid a broader debate about daylight saving time and what changes might lie ahead for the Lone Star State. With longer days on the horizon, this spring hints at a timekeeping story worth watching.
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Trump’s Favorite U.S. Attorney Ed Martin Poised for DOJ Exit
in NewsA Trump-era DOJ veteran is reportedly poised to depart in the coming weeks as a reshuffle tightens control over key roles and pardon powers. With leadership lines shifting under White House influence, the behind-the-scenes moves could mark a new chapter for the department and its reform efforts.
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Fiji’s Kava Boom Turns Rural Farms into a $190 Million Export Engine
in Fiji NewsFiji’s kava story has shifted from subsistence to a national powerhouse, reshaping rural livelihoods and regional economies. A tale of resilience, evolving markets, and renewed farming investment hints at what’s fueling its ascent—and the promise and uncertainty it holds for farming families across the islands.
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SNL Sketch: Mom Reconsiders Trump, Ignites Generational Debate
in NewsAn unguarded admission from a suburban mom sparks a chaotic, funny family debate about politics and belief. With generational tensions, surprising doubts, and a dash of self-discovery, the sketch invites viewers to consider how easily minds can shift—and still feel like home.
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DOJ Shakeup Narrows Trump Ally Ed Martin’s Power
in NewsEd Martin’s long-running role at the Justice Department is undergoing a significant shift. He’ll no longer lead the Weaponization Working Group and will be relocated to a different DOJ building in Northeast Washington, distancing him from top leadership. The move comes amid renewed scrutiny of his ties to ongoing probes and the Trump-era prosecutions he…