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FICAC Charges Fiji Lawyer Over Social Media Post in Political Parties Act Case
in Fiji NewsSuva-based lawyer Tanya Waqanika has been charged by FICAC under Section 14D of the Fijian Political Parties Act over a social media post from April last year. She appeared in the Suva Magistrates Court, with further developments expected in the case.
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Fiji National Club Championship Final Play-offs Set for $4,000 Prize
in Fiji NewsFiery finals are on the horizon as Fiji’s club championship heads into its decisive rounds. With a $4,000 prize and rising talents balancing big opportunities, the weekend promises high-stakes clashes and surprises. A showcase of Fiji’s evolving football story, ready to unfold.
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Powerball Jackpot Reaches $1 Billion Ahead of Saturday Draw
in NewsPowerball’s jackpot is climbing toward the billion-dollar mark, turning heads nationwide. A handful of players already claimed $1 million prizes, keeping the buzz alive as the next drawing approaches. For many, the dream of a life-changing win feels closer than ever.
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Brigitte Macron faces backlash after remark at Paris protest amid Ary Abittan controversy
in News– A backstage moment at a Paris show becomes a flashpoint in France’s ongoing debate over feminism, protest, and public life. – Brigitte Macron’s backstage remark triggers a nationwide conversation about how activists and celebrities intersect in today’s cultural landscape. – When a quiet comment backstage clashes with public backlash, the French conversation on dissent…
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Barron Trump in Talks With Andrew Tate Amid Legal Controversies
in NewsReports tie Barron Trump to a surprising circle of influencers, including controversial figure Andrew Tate, as he helps map media strategies for his father’s 2024 bid amid Tate’s legal controversies. From a Mar-a-Lago dinner to talks about podcasts and online influence, the younger Trump appears to be shaping the family’s political reach in new ways.…
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Fiji Abattoir Feasibility Study Sparks Training Hub Talk
in Fiji NewsFiji’s meat sector could be on the cusp of a major upgrade. A feasibility study is exploring upgrades, expansions, or relocation of key abattoir facilities and the creation of an Integrated Training Facility to sharpen skills, boost product quality, and expand job opportunities—with wide implications for the local economy.
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Taekwondo Summer Camp Draws 50+ Participants, Sparks Local Interest
in Fiji NewsA Taekwondo summer camp on Rewa Street hits a new milestone with more than 50 participants over four days. Guided by head instructor Pranit Kumar and a visiting Grand Master, the sessions blend modern technique with traditional lessons, emphasizing self-defense and confidence for younger athletes. The growing interest in the sport is shaping a brighter…
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David Letterman’s Season 6 Debuts on Netflix with Michael B. Jordan: Darts, Dreams, and a Vampire Tale
in NewsSeason 6 opens with a candid, darts-filled chat with Michael B. Jordan. Beyond the laughs, hints of directing ambitions and a pulse-quickening vampire thriller promise surprises that go beyond the conversation.
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North Carolina Lottery Sunday Draws Revealed — Prizes, Claims, and How to Play
in NewsSunday’s North Carolina Lottery results are in, spanning Lucky For Life, Pick 3, Pick 4, Cash 5, and more. A brief snapshot of the drawings and practical tips for prize claims and upcoming draws—perfect for players keeping an eye on the next opportunity to win.
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Fiji’s Junior BJJ Stars Spark Scholarships and Global Training
in Fiji NewsFiji’s junior BJJ athletes turned heads at a recent national championship, returning home with a standout medal haul. Guided by a world-class coach, the program is expanding with scholarships for young talents and a new BJJ tourism initiative that could boost both sport and the local community.
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Snow Delays School Start as Weekend Storm Approaches
in NewsWinter weather continues to grip the region, disrupting school schedules and challenging travel as fresh snow rolls in. Forecasters warn of more snowfall and plunging temperatures this weekend, with slick roads and travel advisories in effect. Residents are urged to stay alert as conditions evolve.
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St. Pete Opens $160M Flood Recovery Aid Amid Eligibility Concerns
in NewsSt. Petersburg braces for a massive recovery push, with nearly $160 million in aid for hurricane-damaged homes. But strict income rules have some residents doubting whether they’ll qualify, even as December 15 opens a critical application window. Neighborhoods like Shore Acres weigh hope against eligibility hurdles.
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Bail Denied in Fiji Murder Case Ahead of Plea Hearing
in Fiji NewsFormer Fiji Corrections Service officer Epeli Laqeni has bail denied amid murder allegations. A plea hearing is scheduled for later this month as the case unfolds and the court weighs the evidence.
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Cooler Temps and Spotty Showers Target Collier County This Week
in NewsCool mornings in the 50s and a hint of spotty showers in the south set the stage for the week. While dry conditions linger, advancing cold fronts could bring needed rain later on, with fire danger a quiet undercurrent.
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Canada Targets Extremist Networks to Protect Youth from Radicalization
in Fiji NewsCanada takes a bold step in the fight against extremist violence by designating four foreign terrorist entities. The move underscores a new push to shield youth and communities from radical ideologies and recruitment. What this means for public safety and future policy is explored in depth.
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Trump Moves to Mediate as Thailand-Cambodia Border Tensions Rise
in Fiji NewsClashes intensify along the Thailand-Cambodia border as both sides level blame and civilians pay the price. A high-profile bid by a familiar mediator raises the possibility of a renewed push for peace, even as fighting shows no sign of stopping.
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Pacific Calls for Universal LGBTQI+ Rights on World Human Rights Day
in Fiji NewsOn World Human Rights Day, PSGDN and partners urge universal rights for all, including LGBTQI+ people across the Pacific. The call champions safety, dignity, and accountability through regional collaboration and a careful review of laws to protect everyone while honoring cultural contexts.
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TD03F Near Vanuatu May Strengthen — Residents Urged to Stay Updated
in Fiji NewsA tropical disturbance near Vanuatu is showing early signs of possible development as it drifts slowly southeastward. With warm seas and favorable upper-level winds, the odds of strengthening could rise in the next day or two as conditions can change quickly.
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Ex-Amazon Worker Linked to $373K Berks County Warehouse Theft
in NewsInvestigators are probing a high-value theft at an Amazon distribution center in Berks County, with the loss pegged in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Surveillance footage allegedly ties a former employee to the heist, prompting questions about security and hiring practices. The case remains under review as legal proceedings unfold.
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Geminid Meteor Shower Peaks This Weekend: Up to 120 Meteors Per Hour Under Dark Skies
in NewsGet ready for a spectacular sky show as the Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend. Expect bright yellow streaks lighting up the night, with a favorable viewing window before the moon brightens the sky. A memorable celestial moment awaits stargazers hoping to catch a glimpse of nature’s fireworks.
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Florida’s HB 253 Tightens License Plate Rules
in NewsFlorida tightens license plate rules, banning most covers, frames, or devices that obscure the plate. The broad standard could bring penalties for drivers and manufacturers alike. Keep it simple and ensure full visibility to stay compliant.