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Nimaya Serevi: Pacific Climate Resilience Trailblazer from Fiji
in Fiji NewsAcross the Pacific, a new climate champion is shaping a resilient future. Nimaya Frances Serevi—mother, student, and environmental advocate—translates study into practical strategies for Fiji and beyond, navigating faith, family, and ambition along the way.
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Fiji Braces for TD03F: Wet Week and Flood Alerts Ahead
in Fiji NewsBrace for a soggy week as Tropical Depression TD03F nears Fiji, bringing heavy rains and flood risks. Rapidly changing conditions could affect roads and coastal areas—staying prepared may be key.
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Australia Moves Toward Sweeping Gun Reform After Sydney Terror Attack
in NewsAustralia faces a critical moment as fresh calls for sweeping gun-law reforms surface after a deadly Sydney attack. Leaders weigh tighter licensing, stronger enforcement, and a national firearms register—moves that could reshape the country’s long-standing approach to gun ownership and public safety.
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Fiji Student Makes History as Sole Pacific Islander Winner of ANU’s Elspeth Young Prize
in Fiji NewsLaurie O’Neal Singh, a 35-year-old from Fiji, has made history as the first Pacific Islander to win ANU’s Elspeth Young Prize for Social Contribution. His journey—from climate finance in Fiji to global policy horizons—offers a powerful glimpse into resilience, ambition, and the rising voices from small island nations shaping the world.
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Woody Harrelson and Laura Louie Make Rare Hollywood Walk of Fame Appearance
in NewsWoody Harrelson and wife Laura Louie stepped out for a rare public appearance at a Hollywood ceremony honoring filmmaker James L. Brooks. The longtime couple shared easy smiles and close moments, underscoring a bond that has stood the test of time.
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Simon Cowell’s Netflix Next Act: Last Shot at Reviving the Boy Band Era
in NewsSimon Cowell bets his legacy on a new boy band in a bold Netflix docuseries. Nostalgia meets urgency as fame and a changing music industry push the journey into uncharted territory. A pivotal moment and personal reckoning give the story surprising weight.
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Parents Urged to Supervise Kids at Local Natural Swimming Spots
in Fiji NewsHoliday crowds are flocking to a popular natural swimming spot near Lami, but a local parent urges extra vigilance. Hidden hazards—slippery rocks, changing currents, and unpredictable depths—mean supervision matters more than ever. A few careful steps can help families stay safe while enjoying a sun-soaked day outdoors.
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Fiji Abstains in UN Resolution to Protect Humanitarian Workers
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes UN resolution aims to strengthen protection for humanitarian workers and UN personnel in conflict zones. The diplomatic twists and push for accountability behind the measure are explored in this briefing.
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Valelevu Ground Dilemma: Nasinu Balances Recreation Needs with National Hospital Plans
in Fiji NewsNasinu is at a crossroads: how will a planned national hospital sit alongside the community’s wish for a public recreational space? Officials say ongoing discussions are shaping a solution that honors both national priorities and local needs.
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Looting Risk Looms in Flooded Snohomish County as Residents Rebuild
in NewsFloodwaters exposed more than just homes to the elements in Snohomish County, as deputies investigate growing looting concerns in affected neighborhoods. A restricted-zone water incident and a homeowner’s discovery of vandalized belongings highlight the risks people face while trying to recover. Authorities urge securing valuables, camera use, and keeping serial numbers handy to aid responders…
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FDA Declines Black Box Warning on COVID Vaccines—What It Means for Safety
in Fiji NewsRegulators weigh stronger safety warnings and dosing tweaks for COVID vaccines as new risk signals surface. With ongoing reviews and shifting policy, the conversation around vaccine safety remains in flux.
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Aiden Ross Shines on The Voice Season 28 with a Four-Chair Turn and Engineering Dreams
in NewsA four-chair moment and a voice that belies his years—Aiden Ross is turning heads from The Voice’s Season 28 stage to the studio and beyond. Balancing engineering studies at Texas A&M with a rising music career, his journey blends emotional depth, discipline, and a string of original tracks that promise more to come.
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Ellington Wharf Reopens in Rakiraki, Boosting Ra Region Connectivity and Trade
in Fiji NewsEllington Wharf has reopened, boosting connectivity and promising safer, more reliable travel for the Ra region. The refreshed hub, together with surrounding road upgrades, signals stronger regional growth and new opportunities on the horizon.
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Trump Signals Legal Action Against BBC Over Edited Capitol Speech
in Fiji NewsFormer president Donald Trump is weighing a legal move after a documentary edited his January 6 remarks, fueling a heated debate over media edits and accountability. With a potential lawsuit on the horizon, the piece explores how edits can reshape public perception and blur the lines between journalism and influence. In a highly polarized moment,…
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Netflix Cancels Boots After One Season Amid Pentagon Backlash
in NewsNetflix’s bold LGBTQ-era drama ends after one season, leaving a splash of debate in its wake. The eight-episode run sparked conversations about representation in streaming, and its abrupt exit is now part of the broader conversation about where such stories go from here.
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Brooklyn Sweet Sixteen Shooting: Six Teens Wounded, Suspects At Large
in NewsSix teens were wounded when gunfire erupted outside a Brooklyn Sweet Sixteen party, and two suspects remain at large. As investigators piece together what happened, the community is left to grapple with the shock and search for answers.
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Frankfurt Tightens NYE Fireworks Rules to Protect People and Animals
in NewsFrankfurt’s New Year’s Eve is shaping up to be quieter, thanks to sweeping fireworks restrictions aimed at safety and animal welfare. Bans extend beyond the city center to areas around churches, hospitals, and the zoo, with tight limits at landmarks like the Eiserner Steg. The changes could reshape how locals ring in midnight.
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Fear and Silence Among Australia’s PALM Temporary Workers
in Fiji NewsPacific Island workers in Australia’s PALM scheme face a chilling fear of reporting pay and safety issues, worried that speaking up could cost them their jobs and visas. A new survey shows silence is common even when conditions are unsafe or underpaid, underscoring a call for stronger protections to safeguard dignity and livelihoods.
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Fiji Pushes Police Act Modernization to Restore Public Confidence
in Fiji NewsSuva hosts a pivotal workshop on Fiji’s Police Act, pushing for modernization, stronger accountability, and a broader view of policing in a digital era. Officials highlight the challenge of balancing public trust with international human rights standards.
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The Voice finale: Top 6 showdown as coaches chase a three-peat
in NewsTwo wildcard shocks upended the finale lineup as The Voice reveals a fresh Top 6. With coaches chasing a three-peat, each finalist pairs a contemporary hit with a classic gem, setting the stage for a dramatic and unforgettable season 28 finale.
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Fiji Launches Rooster Chicken Volleyball Grassroots Festival to Nurture Talent
in Fiji NewsFiji’s volleyball scene heats up with a new two-day Grassroot Development Festival, powered by Rooster Chicken and the Fiji Sports Council. Teams from across divisions will collide in a bid to nurture home-grown talent and claim a share of a substantial prize pool. A focused push to elevate the sport and steer youth toward positive…