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Taxi Driver Sentenced to 14 Months for Meth Possession in Sigatoka
in Fiji NewsA Sigatoka taxi driver was sentenced to 14 months in prison after pleading guilty to possessing 0.133 grams of methamphetamine. With evidence discarded in a bid to evade police, the case signals a broader crackdown on rising drug activity and highlights the court’s deterrent stance.
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Village Boys Clinch Fiji 7s Title as Georgia-bound Player Shines
in Fiji NewsTwo days of heart-pounding rugby at Nasau Park spotlight rising stars and a dramatic title race, with Village Boys edging the final in a nail-biter. A young player’s pro-contract dream begins to take shape, while the U21 and women’s divisions delivered their own thrilling moments.
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Jujutsu Kaisen Blu-ray Upgrades Hint at Fresh Footage for Season 3
in NewsJujutsu Kaisen is getting a visual upgrade with updated Blu-ray and DVD releases as Season 3 nears. Expect refined animation and new sequences that offer a fresh take on the beloved series, hinting at behind-the-scenes efforts shaping the fights on screen.
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Summer I Turned Pretty: Final Movie Teases Belly-Conrad Romance and a New Chapter at Cousins Beach
in NewsOne last chapter unfolds for the beloved seaside saga: a new original film is set to wrap the story, promising deeper bonds, growth, and a finale worthy of the journey. Expect heartfelt moments, evolving relationships, and surprises as the characters head toward a long-awaited ending.
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Union City Mega Millions Winner Chooses Lump-Sum Cash in New Jersey
in NewsOne New Jersey lottery winner has chosen a lump-sum payout, sending ripples of excitement through the local shop that sold the ticket and throughout the community. The piece dives into the real-world choices, the people touched by sudden wealth, and the practical steps winners often consider before cashing in.
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Fiji 7s bank on mental toughness and recovery for Cape Town 7s
in Fiji NewsCape Town will test Fiji’s 7s like never before, putting mental stamina and recovery front and center. With a high-stakes weekend ahead on the SVNS circuit, the team is sharpening the edge that could define their run.
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Dominion Brothers bank on under-21s for Sigatoka qualifier as senior stars sit out
in Fiji NewsWith key Dominion Brothers players away on national duty, the under-21s step up for the Super 7s Qualifier in Sigatoka. Coach Rokolua Manuaba says the young squad is ready to show they belong on the Coral Coast stage. A one-day showdown at Lawaqa Park promises a test of depth, grit, and emerging talent.
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Samaritan’s Purse aid plane hijacked in South Sudan, lands safely; attacker detained
in NewsAn aid flight in South Sudan took a dramatic turn when it was hijacked during a medical supply delivery. The crew managed a safe landing and security forces moved quickly to secure the scene, highlighting the risks and resilience behind humanitarian work in volatile regions.
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First Fiji Passport Holder Reaches Lhasa on Kailash Yatra, Sparks Spiritual Quest
in Fiji NewsJoshil Kumar’s journey runs from a small village to sacred mountains, where travel meets unwavering faith. Trek after trek, including a historic entry into Lhasa and a transformative Kailash Yatra, reshapes what he believes a life on the road can be. A story of resilience, devotion, and discovery that hints at what a traveler can…
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Daniel Day-Lewis Plans Comeback in Family-Directed Film Anemone
in NewsFrom a teenage extra to cinema’s most meticulous actor, Daniel Day-Lewis redefined what dedication looks like on screen. A trail of unforgettable performances, three Best Actor Oscars, and a surprising retirement—now echoing with a whispered comeback—this is the legend behind one of film’s greatest talents.
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Nadi Fire Claims Elderly Couple, Sparking Wake-Up Call on Home Safety
in Fiji NewsTragedy struck in Votualevu, Nadi, as a fast-moving house fire claimed the lives of an elderly couple, leaving their family and community reeling. A son’s chilling midnight account reveals how quickly flames overtook their four-bedroom home and the desperate attempt to save his parents. With investigations underway, the story highlights the urgent need for fire…
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Fiji’s Junior Hockey Team Opens with Defeat, Focuses on Learning from International Rivals
in Fiji NewsFiji’s U-15 girls opened with a 3-1 setback against Australia’s Wanderers Emus, yet the tone was all about growth and grit. With scheduling tensions and a return of experienced players shaping the squad, the focus is on learning from international competition and building momentum for the rest of the tournament.
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Raffe Hotels Launches Fiji Community Trust With Matched Guest Donations
in Fiji NewsRaffe Hotels & Resorts launches the Malolo Lailai Community Trust to empower Fiji’s communities through five pillars: education, health, environment, emergency relief, and wellbeing. Guests can add a small per-stay gift, matched dollar-for-dollar to amplify the impact.
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Tarantino’s Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair Teases Four-Hour Theatrical Experience and Fortnite Tie-In
in NewsQuentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair reimagines the cult classic as a four-hour cinema event, pairing two volumes with an intermission and a brand-new animated sequence. The buzz extends beyond the theater, with a Fortnite collaboration and Unreal Engine 5 tech reviving a cut scene centered on Yuki Yubari. Nostalgia meets bold, modern…
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Daniel Radcliffe Teases Tom Felton’s Broadway Debut with Personal Advice
in NewsDaniel Radcliffe offers heartfelt encouragement to Tom Felton as he heads to a Broadway debut as Draco Malfoy. A surprise reunion, backstage nerves, and the enduring magic between two former Potter co-stars—this moment is sure to spark fans’ curiosity.
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Tarantino Calls Paul Dano’s There Will Be Blood Performance a Weak Link
in NewsQuentin Tarantino serves up blunt, polarizing takes on the 21st-century cinema landscape, including a controversial remark about There Will Be Blood and Paul Dano’s performance. His go-to top 20 list promises surprises and endless discussion.
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Disability Inclusion Takes Center Stage in 16 Days of Activism
in Fiji News16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence spotlights a bold link: disability rights, gender equality, and social justice. With the theme “Fostering disability inclusive societies for advancing social progress,” a regional push emphasizes inclusion, leadership, and safety—reminding us that no one should be left behind.
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UniFiji Graduation: It’s How You Teach, Not Just What You Teach
in Fiji NewsHumility takes center stage at a Fiji graduation, where a holistic, resourceful approach to learning is celebrated over mere accolades. In an emotional address, Prof. Shaista Shameem honors resilience—balancing work, family, and study—and reminds graduates that privilege is earned through hard work and dedication.
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From Hurdles to Scrubs: Fiji Nursing Graduate Finds Purpose in Mental Health
in Fiji NewsFour years of grit, internships, and a newly minted nursing degree mark Emosi Naitoko’s milestone. From financial hurdles to eye-opening lessons on mental health, his journey shines a light on resilience, support, and staying true to your goals as he steps into a nursing career.
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Fiji Opposes HCR10 at WCPFC, Citing Risks to Albacore Stocks and Local Jobs
in Fiji NewsFiji warns at a key regional fisheries meeting that a proposed harvest rule for South Pacific albacore could boost short-term catches while undermining the stock and Pacific livelihoods. Critics say HCR10 is the most permissive option, resting on fragile stock health and risky optimism. Adopting it could curb Fiji’s domestic supply, jeopardize jobs, and shake…
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Pacific Fast Payments Workshop Aims to Accelerate Cross-Border Payments
in Fiji NewsRegional finance leaders gather in Fiji to glimpse a faster, safer, and more inclusive future for Pacific payments. Over three days, they’ll explore the latest in fast-payments tech, cross-border links, and safeguards that could reshape everyday transactions for families and businesses across the region.