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Bula FC Boosts Defense with Veteran Ivan Kumar Signing as 13th Warrior
in Fiji NewsBula FC unveils Ivan Kumar as the 13th Warrior for the upcoming season. At 28, the Suva native arrives with a hard-earned, non-traditional journey—from backyard games to Fiji U-23 duties and international experience—bringing toughness, depth, and a fresh edge to the Warriors.
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Democrats Demand Full Video Release of Caribbean Vessel Strike
in Fiji NewsDemocratic leaders from the Gang of Eight are urging Defense Secretary Hegseth to publicly release the full video of the September 2 strikes on a Caribbean vessel tied to drug trafficking. The move spotlights rising concerns over transparency and legality as classified briefings and national security debates continue to unfold.
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Nausori Tebara Festival Opens Amid Community Pride and Empowerment
in Fiji NewsRain or shine, Nausori welcomes the Tebara Festival—a week of culture, youth energy, and a competitive Miss Tebara pageant. As the town celebrates, community leaders hint at a brighter future for the Tebara region.
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Manueli Maisamoa Named to Mike Friday Select 7s for Coral Coast Fiji 7s
in Fiji NewsManueli Maisamoa has been named to the 2026 Mike Friday Select 7s Team, fueling anticipation for the Coral Coast showdown at Lawaqa Park. Known for speed and sharp play, his addition promises a new burst of flair for Fiji rugby.
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Buenos Aires Golden Wave Aims to Break World Record for Largest Golden Retriever Gathering
in Fiji NewsHundreds of golden retrievers filled a Buenos Aires park for a heartwarming world-record attempt. From puppies to seniors in Santa hats and fairy costumes, the day blended wagging tails with mate-sipping moments, celebrating the bond between dogs and their people.
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Lagos Unveils City of Dreams at Inaugural Street Art Festival
in Fiji NewsLagos bursts with color as a landmark street art festival transforms city walls into living canvases. A blend of local and international talent invites everyone to see the city through a more colorful, hopeful lens.
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Time Names AI Architects as Person of the Year — What It Signals for the Future
in Fiji NewsAn inside look at the people shaping artificial intelligence—the innovators driving breakthroughs while the world weighs the promises against the risks. A glimpse into a tech era that’s redefining reality and stirring questions about the future.
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Nailawa Crossing Reopens After Emergency Repairs in Tailevu
in Fiji NewsTailevu’s Nailawa crossing is back in service after days of disruption caused by heavy rains. Emergency crews moved quickly to restore access, with plans to reinforce the route for the next wet season. The reopening brings relief to communities that depend on this crucial link for daily life.
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Extradition Battle Heats Up for Fiji’s DPP Pryde
in Fiji NewsFresh twists in the Pryde extradition saga emerge as FICAC advances overseas disclosures, enlisting a New Zealand bailiff after a missed delivery. With the court adjourned into 2026, the case centers on due process, service of documents, and questions about foreign-agent activity on sovereign soil.
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Palmyra Shooting Wounds Syrian Security Forces and U.S. Troops
in NewsAn attack near Palmyra leaves Syrian security forces and U.S. service members injured, triggering a swift security response and ongoing investigations. With motives still unclear, the incident underscores a fragile security landscape in central Syria where ISIL remnants linger. The region remains caught in a long, difficult path toward stability and rebuilding.
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Selena’s Father Abraham Quintanilla Jr. Dies, Legacy to Live On
in NewsAbraham Quintanilla Jr., the man who helped launch Selena’s extraordinary career and safeguarded her legacy, has died. A behind-the-scenes force who shaped a legend—his story is a poignant reminder of the family, music, and moments that kept Selena’s memory alive.
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Selena’s Father Abraham Quintanilla Jr. Dies at 86, Tejano Icon Remembered
in NewsAbraham Quintanilla Jr., the man who helped launch Selena’s legendary career and founded Los Dinos, has died at 86. His passing marks a sobering moment for Tejano music, honoring a lasting legacy that shaped a music icon.
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John Yoo Questions Legality Behind Trump’s Venezuela Strikes
in NewsControversial legal scholar John Yoo weighs in on the Trump administration’s strikes against Venezuela and the drug cartels, offering a provocative critique of the legal justification behind the action. His remarks spotlight the thorny intersection of foreign policy, ethics, and accountability in modern counterterrorism.
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11-Page Report Sparks Safety Debate After Stardust Racers Incident at Universal’s Epic Universe
in NewsAn 11-page incident report sheds new light on a tragic roller-coaster incident at a major theme park, weaving together responder accounts, family perspectives, and ride staff testimony. The document outlines the night’s events and hints at safety questions still being explored.
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Trump Mediation Sparks Hope for Thailand-Cambodia Ceasefire
in Fiji NewsAfter days of intense border clashes, a ceasefire appears to take hold as regional mediators push for a durable peace. Yet the path forward remains uncertain, with cautious signals and lingering mistrust casting doubt on lasting stability.
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Hazlewood Seeks All-Format Comeback After Ashes Setback
in Fiji NewsJosh Hazlewood’s comeback story continues as injuries kept him out of the Ashes, but the 34-year-old remains focused on contributing across all formats. With a packed year ahead, including a T20 World Cup, fans will watch how he balances recovery, form, and a steadfast love for the game.
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US Lifts Sanctions on Brazil’s Moraes, Signals Thaw in Brazil-US Ties
in Fiji NewsAn unexpected policy shift hints at a thaw in U.S.–Brazil relations as sanctions against a Brazilian justice are lifted and economic ties loosened. With Brazil weighing amnesty moves for controversial actions and renewed dialogue between leaders, the evolving partnership could mark a turning point in regional diplomacy.
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Oil, Visas and a Nicki Minaj Moment: Politics Meets Pop This Week
in NewsPolitics meets pop culture in a week of headline-making shifts—from international tensions to high-stakes policy debates. Artists, influencers, and lawmakers square off in a landscape where every move could reshape the public conversation. Expect the unexpected as culture and policy collide and redefine what drives today’s discourse.
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Fiji-New Zealand Relations Enter a New Chapter as Diplomatic Handover Shifts
in Fiji NewsCharlotte Darlow’s four-year tenure as New Zealand’s High Commissioner to Fiji closes with reflections on a robust, cooperative partnership. As she hands over to Greg Andrews in January, the scene is set for continuity and renewed momentum in trade and regional ties. Her farewell hints at ongoing collaborative ambitions—from environmental diplomacy to human rights—keeping Fiji–New…
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Fiji-NZ Trade Ambitions Under Spotlight as 2030 Target Looms
in Fiji NewsAt a heartfelt farewell, the Fiji–New Zealand partnership takes center stage as two-way trade hones in on new milestones. The outgoing High Commissioner highlights Fiji’s growing potential—driven by tourism, infrastructure, and a thriving BPO sector—and hints at deeper regional collaboration shaping the path ahead.
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Dallas Weekend Weather Forecast: Sunshine Then a Cold Front with Sunday Wind Chills
in NewsBright weekend sunshine and a few temperature twists set the tone for the days ahead. A mild start gives way to a brisk turn, with a warming trend on the horizon—perfect for planning your weekend and outdoor adventures.