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Fallout Season 2 Returns to Prime Video with Weekly Episodes Beginning December 16
in NewsFallout Season 2 lands sooner than expected and shifts to a weekly release, keeping the suspense rising with each new chapter. Expect a perilous return to the wasteland where familiar faces meet new threats in a story that blends action, intrigue, and a few shocking twists.
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Tropical Depression 03F Near Fiji Triggers Flood Warnings
in Fiji NewsA lingering tropical system nudges toward Fiji, bringing the risk of heavy downpours, gusty winds, and potential floods. As conditions shift, communities brace for evolving weather and stay on alert.
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Fiji Clash Could Define Argentina’s Rugby World Cup 2027 Pool, Says Contepomi
in Fiji NewsArgentina’s head coach says the key to a deep World Cup run isn’t the draw but preparation and performance. With a formidable Fiji looming in a pivotal pool, the Pumas are sharpening every facet and embracing whatever challenge lies ahead. A clash that could shape rugby’s biggest tournament is on the horizon.
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Boulder Police Renew JonBenet Ramsey Case, Call for Public Tips
in NewsNearly three decades after JonBenet Ramsey’s murder, investigators say the case remains a top priority, with renewed efforts, fresh interviews, and re-examined evidence. As the investigation evolves, the call for information from anyone with knowledge grows louder in the pursuit of answers.
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Outdated Laws Spark Urgent Reform Drive to Harmonize Legislation
in Fiji NewsLong-standing statutes from the 1960s still shape today’s governance, prompting urgent reform. Ropate Green argues that harmonizing new bills with existing laws—and even repealing outdated provisions—requires careful scoping and cross-minister collaboration to reflect current realities.
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Fiji Moves to Naturalize Banaban and Kioan Communities
in Fiji NewsFiji moves closer to naturalizing the Banaban and Kioan communities, a milestone in recognizing their identity and belonging. A Cabinet Paper on citizenship is nearing approval, promising formal status that honors decades of displacement and contribution to the nation. With reforms to elections and development on Rabi Island underway, this step signals a new era…
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Anthony Geary: Luke Spencer and the General Hospital Legacy
in NewsLegendary soap icon Anthony Geary, famed as Luke Spencer on General Hospital, has died at 78. His magnetic presence reshaped daytime TV and left an indelible mark on generations of fans. A career of unforgettable moments and boundary-pushing storytelling—his legacy continues to resonate.
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Fiji Unveils Bold 2026-2031 Health Plan to Tackle Workforce and Infrastructure Challenges
in Fiji NewsFiji advances a sweeping health strategy for 2026–2031, tackling workforce challenges and budget pressures with broad stakeholder collaboration. With infrastructure upgrades and stronger frontline communication on the horizon, the plan aims to safeguard services today while laying the groundwork for a modern, more resilient healthcare system.
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Brown University Shooting Sparks Campus Safety Debate
in Fiji NewsAn on-campus shooting during a busy exam period sends shockwaves through a university community, plunging students into lockdown and families into urgent questions about safety. As vigils unfold and the conversation on gun violence intensifies, this tragedy raises hard questions about what comes next for campus life and accountability.
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General Hospital Legend Anthony Geary Dies at 78
in NewsAnthony Geary, the iconic Luke Spencer on General Hospital, has died at 78 after complications from a scheduled operation. From a Utah upbringing to becoming a daytime TV pioneer, his enduring partnership with Laura Webber helped redefine the soap genre.
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Nabukarabe Youth Club Receives Government Grant to Empower Fiji’s Island Youth
in Fiji NewsFresh support is fueling Nabukarabe Youth Club with funding to launch income-generating projects and community initiatives. The move aims to empower Fiji’s youth across remote areas, promoting healthier choices and a stronger, more resilient community.
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Massachusetts jury convicts Brian Walshe in Ana Walshe murder case
in NewsNew details emerge in a Massachusetts murder case that has gripped a community, as prosecutors lay out motive and the puzzling clues surrounding a missing wife.
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Fiji Sugarcane Sector Gears Up for Growth with $35M Funding Push
in Fiji NewsFiji’s sugarcane sector is poised for a bold new chapter, with a sharpened focus on strategic planning and stronger support for farmers. A multi-year loan package of $35 million is on the horizon, paired with enhanced monitoring and accountability to drive sustainable growth. Industry leaders are calling for unity among stakeholders to safeguard the sector’s…
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Fiji Bets on Border Tech and Funding to Fight Trafficking
in Fiji NewsA bold new push to curb human trafficking is taking shape, with border-security upgrades and a unified government response across ministries. From modernized passenger data to intensified enforcement, the plan signals zero tolerance and decisive action.
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Fiji Aims to Fast-Track Investments with New Facilitation Drive
in Fiji NewsFiji is steering toward a bolder investment push, led by a cabinet-backed committee. By tackling long-standing barriers and speeding reforms, it aims to boost investor confidence and growth.
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Avatar: Fire and Ash Premiere Ignites Wellington Buzz
in Fiji NewsCourtenay Place lit up for the Australasian premiere of Avatar: Fire and Ash, drawing stars and a city-wide buzz to Wellington. Beyond the red carpet, whispers of a thriving local film scene—and the conversations needed to keep it growing—took center stage. A glimpse into cinematic ambition, community pride, and the people shaping New Zealand’s film…
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Northern Fiji Tourism Hopes for Flight Upgrades and New Airport Plans
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Northern Division is gearing up for a tourism turnaround with plans to upgrade air links and explore a new airport capable of welcoming larger aircraft. If these developments unfold as hoped, the region could see stronger visitor numbers and a revived local economy—even as the roadmap remains under construction.
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Fiji Bus Operators Push for National Transport Commission to Shape Public Transit
in Fiji NewsFiji’s bus operators are pushing for a National Transport Commission to help shape a National Public Transport Plan, drawing on seven decades of hands-on experience. They argue that stronger collaboration is needed as unsealed roads and flat fares strain services across hundreds of routes, with calls for regulatory reforms on permits and rules.
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Brian Walshe Convicted of First-Degree Murder in Ana Walshe Case; Sentencing Set
in NewsAfter a tightly watched trial, a verdict arrives in the Ana Walshe disappearance case. Prosecutors allege premeditation and damning evidence, while the defense emphasizes a desperate attempt to shield her children. With sentencing on the horizon, the case leaves the family and community grappling with lingering questions and the quest for closure.
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General Hospital Star Anthony Geary Dies at 78
in NewsAnthony Geary, the actor who turned Luke Spencer into a daytime icon on General Hospital, has died at 78. A look back at a career that reshaped soap operas and left an enduring mark on fans around the world.
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Nationwide police surge to safeguard festive celebrations
in Fiji NewsAs the festive season kicks into gear, a nationwide security push brings increased police presence to ensure safe celebrations. Expect enhanced crowd control and road safety measures designed to give families peace of mind throughout the holidays.