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Tonga PM Nomination Advances as Secret Ballot Looms
in Fiji NewsA second nomination for Prime Minister-Designate marks another turning point in Tonga’s ongoing leadership transition. With a pivotal vote and a secret-ballot process on the horizon, the kingdom edges closer to a potential new chapter in governance.
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Maria Corina Machado Arrives in Oslo After Travel Ban, Sparks Democracy Debate
in Fiji NewsFrom a perilous escape to a high-profile Nobel moment, Maria Corina Machado’s story casts a global spotlight on democracy and courage. Her daughter’s moving tribute and Machado’s own message echo the daily fight for freedom—from Caracas to Oslo and beyond.
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Manchester City stun Real Madrid at the Bernabeu in dramatic comeback
in Fiji NewsManchester City pulled off a dramatic comeback at the Bernabeu, turning the tide when it counted. Guardiola praised his side’s grit and the growing impact of fresh faces as they push toward Champions League glory.
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Fiji Unveils Its First Green Finance Taxonomy to Drive COP30 Climate Commitments
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils its first green finance taxonomy, a bold move to turn COP30 promises into practical action. Focusing on energy and transport, the framework steers investment toward resilience and sustainable growth, signaling a new era for climate finance in the Pacific.
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Black Sea Drone Strike: A Quiet Blow to Moscow’s Oil Trade
in Fiji NewsAnother strike echoes across the Black Sea as a sanctioned tanker becomes the latest target in a growing maritime clash. Drones and evasive shipping tactics signal a widening confrontation that could reshape risk, insurance costs, and the routes feeding Russia’s energy exports.
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Suva nightclub assault: Officer and man charged with grievous harm as case moves to High Court
in Fiji NewsTwo men, including a police officer, face serious allegations after an attack outside a Suva nightclub left a victim in critical condition. The case has moved to the High Court, prompting questions about violence in nightlife areas and accountability in policing. As the legal process unfolds, it touches on public safety and conduct in the…
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Angela Bassett Tops AARP’s Movies for Grownups 50+ List, Redefining Aging
in NewsAngela Bassett proves that aging can be a superpower. At 67, she wears confidence, passion, and unshakable positivity as she chases new dreams and embraces life. A vivid reminder that the best years may still be ahead.
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Why Ryan Coogler Turned Down the Academy—and What He Loves About Filmmaking
in NewsRyan Coogler explains why a long-ago invitation to join the Academy never drew him in, citing his full plate—directing, unions work, and mentoring the next generation—over any awards badge. He says the pressure of judging films is real, and his craft matters more than the spotlight. With a thrilling lineup ahead—from a new film with…
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Power, Politics and Prices: How Energy Policy Could Reshape U.S. Bills
in NewsEnergy policy and political shifts are reshaping the cost of power in the United States. With subsidies in flux and regulations being reimagined, the trajectory of the energy market—and the promises of clean energy—are facing new tests.
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Fiji Launches Civic Education Drive Ahead of First Local Elections in 20 Years
in Fiji NewsFiji rolls out a nationwide civic education drive ahead of the first local government elections in two decades, aiming to empower communities to participate in local decision-making. The campaign promises practical insights into how councils shape everyday life and how residents can get involved.
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Today Show Sets New Duo: Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones for January Debut
in NewsTwo familiar faces are teaming up to redefine a beloved morning moment. Jenna Bush Hager invites Sheinelle Jones to co-host, kicking off a fresh, high-energy chapter this January.
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Tanya Waqanika Faces High Court Challenge Over Facebook Post in Fiji
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes Suva case tests the edges of political speech as a board member faces charges over Facebook remarks about SODELPA. With ongoing disclosures and a looming court date, the drama raises probing questions about accountability, speech, and Fiji’s political landscape.
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Lea Michele Reveals Schedule Shakeup for Broadway Chess; Replacement Cast to Cover Key Dates
in NewsLea Michele reveals a shake-up in her Broadway Chess schedule, flagging upcoming absences and the understudies stepping in. Spanning winter to spring—with a special April matinee on the books—the show presses on well into 2026 amid mixed reviews and buzzing fan chatter.
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When Artifacts Speak: Fiji Museum’s Local Poetry Project
in Fiji NewsTen local writers translate Fiji’s heritage into poetry and prose, drawing inspiration from museum artifacts. This new Fiji Museum initiative lifts everyday voices, weaving personal roots with cultural pride and fresh storytelling. A celebration of community, identity, and the power of local voices to shape the nation’s literary landscape.
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Upsets and Fresh Talent Spark the 2025 Victor Clarke Bowls Tournament in Lautoka
in Fiji NewsDrama, skill, and a dash of surprise defined a sizzling weekend in Lautoka as Amit Prasad and Elizabeth Moceiwai claimed the men’s and women’s singles titles. From nail-biting finales to rising stars, the Victor Clarke tournament offered a compelling glimpse into the sport’s bright future.
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Eight Teenage Football Players Arrested for Shoplifting Ahead of Florida Championship Game
in NewsAn off-field incident just hours before a championship game turned a youth football team’s day upside down. Allegations of theft led to serious charges and a day none of the players or fans will forget.
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Chandler’s $2B AI Data Center Sparks Community Rift Ahead of Key Vote
in NewsChandler’s city council is poised for a pivotal vote on a $2 billion data center that could reshape the local economy and skyline. The plan has ignited a fierce clash between proponents celebrating renewal and job gains and opponents warning about water use, energy demands, and environmental costs. With high-profile voices and grassroots campaigns intensifying,…
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Live Nation-Ticketmaster Antitrust Class Certification: What’s at Stake for Fans
in NewsA high-stakes antitrust battle involving major ticketing players could reshape how tickets are priced in the live-entertainment world. With a pivotal class-certification decision on the horizon, the case raises big questions about competition, fees, and who wins in the market. The outcome could ripple across millions of fans and venues.
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The Voice of Hind Rajab: UAE Premiere Sparks Conversation on Gaza’s War-Torn Childhood
in NewsKaouther Ben Hania’s new docu-drama lets Hind Rajab speak for herself, weaving documentary truth with intimate storytelling. The Voice of Hind Rajab premieres in the UAE and has already earned standing ovations at Venice, promising a haunting meditation on childhood, memory, and resilience amid conflict.
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South Korea and Pacific Islands Unite for Ocean Leadership and Climate Action
in Fiji NewsPacific Island nations and South Korea forge a united front on climate resilience, ocean governance, and regional development. The meeting signals a new era of collaboration across trade, culture, and digital innovation, setting the stage for a stronger Blue Pacific partnership.
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Tuvalu’s Rugby Rise: From Runway Training to International Exposure at Nadi Festival
in Fiji NewsTuvalu’s young rugby players stepped onto a bigger stage, turning makeshift runway trainings into a bold test against Pacific rivals. A story of grit, pride, and a hopeful glimpse into Tuvalu’s growing rugby future.