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Returning FCCC Chair Signals New Direction Amid Tariff Focus
in Fiji NewsA fresh chapter at the FCCC unfolds as Cecil Browne returns to chair and a new leadership lineup takes shape. Governance is shifting to the Ministry, signaling a strategic move during a challenging economic period. The reshuffle hints at a tighter, more focused push to boost the commission’s effectiveness.
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Overtourism Triggers Global Fees and Visitor Caps
in NewsOvertourism is reshaping where we travel, turning beloved destinations into pilots for responsible tourism. New fees, caps, and access limits are changing what you can see and do—while aiming to preserve culture, nature, and local life. The era of unrestricted travel is evolving, and so might your next getaway.
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Michigan Winter Power Outages: Essential Prep to Stay Safe
in NewsWinter in Michigan can bring outages that disrupt more than just comfort. Discover practical tips to stay warm, safe, and prepared when the power goes out and the weather turns severe.
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Drew Carey’s Penguin Kick Lights Up The Price Is Right Christmas Episode
in NewsOn a Christmas-themed episode of The Price Is Right, Drew Carey lightens the mood with a playful moment when a fake penguin meets an accidental kick on stage. A Nashville contestant rides a festive run of prizes—from backyard decor to a high-stakes finale—along with clever spins and surprising twists. Holiday cheer, on-stage antics, and plenty…
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Fiji Electricity Tariff Sparks Debate Over Consultation and Public Interest
in Fiji NewsControversy surrounds a new electricity tariff as questions mount over the consultation process and regulatory independence. Former FCCC chair Mahendra Reddy argues the review may be outdated and urges a broader, consumer-focused approach that treats electricity as a public good, with funding ideas beyond current ratepayers.
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Fans Mourn Big Brother Star Mickey Lee After Christmas Death
in NewsBeloved Big Brother contestant Mickey Lee has passed away, leaving the community in mourning this holiday season. Tributes from fans and former players spotlight her authenticity, strength, and the lasting bonds she formed both on and off screen. Her impact lives on in the memories shared by many.
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Royal Christmas at Sandringham: Unity Message, Andrew Absence, and Vatican Moment
in NewsChristmas at Sandringham unfolds with timeless family rituals and a renewed call for unity amid a divided world. From a heartfelt address and a church walk to a Ukrainian choir’s tribute, this holiday moment offers a glimpse into the royals’ season of hope and resilience.
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Why Are Muskegon Seniors Still Waiting for Meals on Wheels?
in NewsAcross Muskegon County, a holiday meals program delivers far more than a warm plate—it offers connection for seniors who rely on daily visits. With hundreds on a waitlist and thousands of meals shared each season, volunteers and donors are fueling a broader effort to keep older neighbors fed, safe, and part of the community. A…
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Mickey Lee: Former Big Brother Contestant in Critical Condition
in NewsFormer Big Brother contestant Mickey Lee is fighting for her life after a serious medical crisis. Now in intensive care, she faces a tough road ahead as a GoFundMe fundraiser grows to support her care and recovery. A tight-knit community is rallying around the Atlanta-area resident, celebrating her bold spirit even in these trying times.
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Israel and Somaliland Forge Diplomatic Ties as Mutual Recognition Opens Embassies
in NewsIsrael and Somaliland take a bold step toward full diplomatic ties, hinting at a new era of collaboration in agriculture, health, and technology. Leaders signal open embassies and broader regional cooperation, with implications for stability and growth on the horizon.
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Random Barnes & Noble stabbing shocks Palm Beach Gardens
in NewsA deadly stabbing at a local bookstore has left a community shaken. Police say the attack appeared random, and an arrest has been made, but investigators are just starting to piece together what happened. As details unfold, residents are left grappling with the violence and its impact on the neighborhood.
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Dell-Backed Trump Accounts: A $6.25B Push for Kids’ Financial Futures
in NewsA billionaire-backed plan aims to seed the financial future of a new generation with a long-term savings strategy for children. Critics say it may bolster tomorrow’s finances while doing little to ease today’s rising costs of parenting. Supporters see a spotlight on family security, but questions linger about its real-world impact on families now.
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Trump Jr. Spotted at Phoenix Airport with Secret Service, Sparking Travel Security Talk
in NewsAn airport moment involving Donald Trump Jr. is drawing attention to how high-profile travelers navigate security and airside access. The scene fuels fresh debates about protection, TSA rules, and the realities of modern air travel.
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Disney World Tree of Life Permit Sparks Animal Kingdom Change Speculation
in NewsIs Disney World about to give the Tree of Life a dramatic new chapter? A recent permit hints at major work near Animal Kingdom, sparking buzz about a possible transformation of one of the park’s most iconic landmarks. Alongside this, big, multi-year plans are taking shape—from a Tropical Americas realm to an Encanto-inspired ride and…
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Historic Post-Christmas Snowstorm Could Dump Up to 9 Inches on NYC, NJ, and Long Island
in NewsBrace for a major post‑Christmas snowstorm sweeping the NYC metro area this weekend. Heavy snow, slick roads, and bitter cold could disrupt travel as accumulations rise. Here’s what to expect and how to stay safe as conditions tighten.
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Fiji FCCC Names Joel Abraham as New Chairman in Leadership Shake-Up
in Fiji NewsFiji’s competition watchdog announces a major leadership shift as Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel ends Cecil Browne’s tenure and brings back former FCCC chief Joel Abraham as chair. The move, effective December 24, unfolds amid public debate over tariff decisions and hints at potential new directions for consumer protection and regulatory oversight in Fiji.
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Weekend Winter Storm Promises Icy Travel Across the Northeast
in NewsAn incoming winter storm promises ice and sleet across the region, bringing slick roads and travel hazards this weekend as warnings unfold across multiple states.
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Freezing Rain Slams West Michigan Roads, Triggering Crashes and Delays
in NewsWest Michigan’s Friday commute was upended by a brutal winter mix—freezing rain, wind, and fresh snow. A string of crashes and road closures kept crews busy as drivers navigated slick highways. Officials urge caution as conditions slowly ease, with updates on what to expect next.
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Six Flights to Platinum: California Man’s $500 Mileage Run
in NewsA California aviation enthusiast pulls off a whirlwind mileage run, chasing United’s Platinum status with six flights in under 12 hours for about $500. The day blends clever planning, rapid hops, and the kind of thrill only true sky travelers understand. A peek into what drives some to push the limits for a taste of…
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Massachusetts Braces for Post-Holiday Winter Weather: Snow, Slick Roads and Freezing Rain Risk
in NewsWinter weather could sweep across parts of Massachusetts this weekend, bringing accumulating snow and slick travel in spots. A second system may bring freezing rain late Sunday into early Monday, setting the stage for a messy start to the week.
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Acting Attorney-General Commends Team for Resilience and Humility Ahead of Holidays
in Fiji NewsActing Attorney-General Siromi Turaga salutes a year of heavy workloads and resilience, recognizing the quiet contributions of his staff and their families. He frames leadership in humility, sacrifice, and service, and urges simple acts of generosity as the festive season dawns. A hopeful note of gratitude and renewal for what lies ahead.