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Three Nabbed After Early-Morning Suva Robbery as Police Crackdown Intensifies
An early-morning incident prompts a rapid police response and swift detentions, highlighting growing concerns about crime in the area. Investigations are underway as authorities review related cases and bolster community safety efforts. With vigilance and cooperation between residents and law enforcement, there’s a cautious sense of progress on safety in the neighborhood.
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New Path for Fiji’s Women: Ba Women’s Forum Gains National Qualification Recognition
An important milestone unfolds as the Ba Women’s Forum gains official recognition from Fiji’s Higher Education Commission. This move could open national qualification pathways for graduates, boosting careers and entrepreneurial opportunities. With strong training support and ongoing efforts to empower women in education and the economy, the initiative points to a brighter future for skills…
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Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Chapter Revealed in Paramount+ Documentary
An intimate, unflinching portrait of Ozzy Osbourne, where years of pain and pursuit collide with a stubborn will to create. The documentary peels back the shadows behind a legendary career, revealing battles with doubt and the moments that almost broke him—yet kept his voice alive. Ozzy: No Escape From Now invites readers into a life…
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Three Arrested in Suva Taxi Robbery as Police Ramp Up Patrols
An early-morning taxi incident in Raiwai has investigators pursuing answers as three men were arrested in connection with an aggravated robbery. With the case still unfolding, authorities say it reflects a troubling uptick in taxi-related crime and a renewed push for community safety.
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Former ILSC Secretary to Stand Trial in $27,000 Corruption Case
A former public secretary faces a high-stakes trial over alleged forged signatures and questionable payments. As the courtroom proceedings unfold, the case raises questions about accountability and integrity in Fiji’s public offices.
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Permanent Daylight Saving Time Hits a Roadblock in Congress
Daylight Saving Time remains a hot topic as a bid to make it permanent stalls in Congress. With high-profile support and a growing call for year‑round daylight, the future of the biannual clock change could reshape how Americans live with time.
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Turkish Airlines in Talks to Resume Tel Aviv Flights Amid Diplomatic Moves
Turkish Airlines is weighing a return to Ben Gurion, signaling a possible thaw in a long pause on the Tel Aviv–Istanbul route. With diplomatic moves and regional tensions shaping the backdrop, a familiar connection could be inching back into focus—even as official plans remain under wraps. The decision could reshape travel and business ties in…
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Virginia Lottery Results: Latest Mega Millions, Pick 3–5 Draws and Cash4Life
Fresh lottery results are in, stirring excitement for players across multiple games. From big-prize buzz to fresh draw schedules, the latest numbers set the stage for what’s ahead. Dreams of a life-changing win linger as the next drawings approach.
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Lautoka’s Home & Living Unveils Diwali-Ready Renovation and TechHQ
Diwali celebrations get brighter as a Lautoka home and living store unveils a fresh, shopper-friendly makeover. With a new upper floor, a dedicated commercial range, and a TechHQ zone, the refreshed space aims to make festive shopping smoother and more enjoyable.
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Know Your Rights: Durham Workers’ Comp Claims and Appeals
Durham workers injured on the job are being reminded of their crucial rights under North Carolina’s workers’ compensation system. The path to benefits can be complex, but informed guidance on reporting, documentation, and the appeals process can make a real difference.
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D4vd Hires Blair Berk as Authorities Probe Dismembered Body Found in Abandoned Tesla
An unfolding Hollywood case ties a rising artist to a high-profile defense attorney as investigators probe a chilling discovery in a parked car. The investigation into a 14-year-old’s death unfolds with timelines and motives still unclear, drawing intense public scrutiny. Expect twists at every turn as the story develops.
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France Faces Opposition Pressure Over Censorship Demands on Cabinet Reshuffles
Le gouvernement, déjà fragile, se voit confronté à des appels à la censure et à des critiques sur des reconductions ministérielles controversées. Entre discours musclés de l’opposition et incertitude ambiante, les prochains choix politiques promettent d’être déterminants pour les citoyens.
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Sinner Cramping Forces Retirement at Shanghai Masters
Jannik Sinner’s Shanghai Masters bid hit an abrupt pause as cramps forced him to retire in a hard-fought battle. A stark reminder of the sport’s brutal grind—and the resilience that keeps fans hopeful for his next move.
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Democrats Turn Up the Heat on Trump Amid Shutdown
Facing a widening government shutdown, Democrats are embracing a bolder, more united stance against President Trump — with health care at the heart of their defense. Yet dissenters warn that a confrontational approach could backfire, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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Fiji High Court Awards Over $1.4M in Unlawful Asset Seizure Case
A landmark Suva High Court ruling orders accountability for unlawful asset seizures, awarding a Labasa-based company over $1.4 million in damages. The decision reinforces business protections and lender responsibilities in asset recovery cases.
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Kyren Lacy’s Death Raises Questions in Ongoing Fatal Car-Crash Case
New questions surface in a high-profile case that ended in tragedy. As details are reevaluated, the story shifts and the human cost behind the headlines comes into sharper focus.
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Fiji Unites to Tackle Waste Ahead of Vaka Forum Series
Two Fiji-based forces are joining hands to tackle the island’s growing waste challenge. A new collaboration for the VAKA Forum Series centers on Voices, Alliances, Knowledge, and Action to turn dialogue into real, community-driven solutions. A bold step toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.
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Trump-Backed Gaza Plan Pushes Netanyahu Toward Peace Talks
Trump’s sweeping 20-point plan shakes up Gaza talks, casting new pressure on Netanyahu as Hamas signals guarded openness on some points. With hostage negotiations on the table, the real questions loom—who will concede, when, and at what cost. The days ahead could redefine a fragile path to peace or plunge the region back into brinkmanship.
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Pacific Youth Climate Leaders Win Prestigious Award as ICJ Advances Climate Justice
From a small group of law students in Vanuatu to a global beacon for climate justice, Pacific Island activists are making history. Their work helped bring a landmark ICJ advisory opinion and earned the 2025 Right Livelihood Award, spotlighting accountability and the power of youth-led advocacy. A hopeful chapter unfolds for communities on the frontlines…
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Fiji Braces for Possible Weak La Niña as 2025–26 Wet Season Nears
Fiji could be headed for a weak La Niña as the wet season approaches. Early forecasts hint at warmer days and wetter spells through late 2025, shaping rainfall patterns across the islands. As communities prep for changing conditions, the story explores both the challenges and opportunities this may bring to water resources and farming.
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Broncos End 19-Year Drought with Nail-Biting NRL Grand Final Comeback
An NRL Grand Final packed with momentum swings and a dramatic late surge kept fans guessing until the final whistle. A standout performance defined the night, signaling a bold new chapter for the season ahead. The drama has set the stage for an exciting run of games and fresh momentum for the clubs involved.