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Ignatian Examen: A Ten-Minute Practice to Start the New Year
in Fiji News– End the year with a ten-minute pause: a quiet reflection that turns memories into gratitude and opens the heart to something greater than ourselves. – Before the new year arrives, try a simple examen—a chance to acknowledge your journey, celebrate small blessings, and feel less alone as you step into tomorrow. – A gentle…
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Powerful US Winter Storm Grips the Nation
in NewsA massive cyclone is sweeping from the Midwest to the East, bringing heavy snow, brutal cold, and dangerous winds that could disrupt travel and power for millions. As bitter air dives in and lake-effect snows intensify, communities brace for rapidly changing conditions and looming weather alerts in the coming days.
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Heartbroken Fiji Wife Missed Calls Before Husband’s Tragic Stabbing in Sydney
in Fiji NewsLate-night calls go unanswered, and a life is suddenly torn apart in Australia. A devoted husband, a mother of two, and a Fiji family left to grieve—and to process the questions that linger long after the shock.
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Heated Rivalry: Why This Gay Romance Is Winning Over Women and What’s Next
in NewsAn unconventional gay romance making waves with its emotional depth and fearless storytelling. As Season 2 nears, the series promises deeper journeys, fresh faces, and more tender, high-stakes moments that pull you deeper into the story. A drama that lingers long after the credits roll.
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Pathare Named LICI Fiji General Manager Operations, Signals Growth Drive
in Fiji NewsShridhar Namdeo Pathare steps into the role of General Manager Operations at LICI Fiji, signaling a new chapter for the company. Expect a renewed focus on customer-centric products and steady growth aimed at strengthening financial security for Fiji’s policyholders.
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Education Ministry Unveils Sweeping Policy Overhaul to Modernize Schools
in Fiji NewsBig changes are underway in how schools are run, with new policies aiming to bring clearer guidelines, safer campuses, and more reliable day-to-day operations. A forward-looking overhaul that could reshape everyday education.
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Festive Season Fire Safety: NFA Urges Vigilance After Lautoka Home Fire
in Fiji NewsFestive celebrations bring warmth—and fire risk. Simple safety checks and a solid escape plan could protect loved ones this busy season. A timely reminder to stay vigilant as celebrations continue.
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Nasinu Bins Overflow as Illegal Dumping Sparks Health Concerns
in Fiji NewsOverflowing rubbish bins and rising illegal dumping are turning Nasinu into a health concern for residents and local businesses. A plea for cement pads, tougher fines, and surveillance signals urgent action to restore hygiene and safety.
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Stranger Things Drops a Nostalgic 1987 Pacers Moment: Miller vs. Alford
in NewsStranger Things dives into Indiana basketball nostalgia, turning a tense guard-room moment into a witty nod to the Pacers’ 80s draft debates. A hint of Reggie Miller’s debut—and the Miller–Alford clash—sparks a connection that true Hoosier fans will savor long after the credits roll.
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Kramer vs. Kramer: A Timeless Lens on Divorce’s Lasting Impact
in NewsDecades after its premiere, a drama about love, doubt, and the ache of a fractured family still sparks conversation. Kramer vs. Kramer challenges us to rethink family, memory, and resilience, with emotional honesty that keeps finding new listeners in every generation.
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Mork Meets Opie: The Happy Days Moment That Sparked Meta-Humor Nostalgia
in NewsMeta-humor and nostalgia collide in a moment that quietly changed TV comedy. A single line and a beloved setup hint at a trend where self-reference becomes the punchline, reshaping how stories are told. A tiny spark that proves the past still has a big grin for the present.
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Missing Teen in Tamaivua-i-Wai Sparks Spotlight on Community Search Efforts
in Fiji NewsMissing since Christmas Eve, a 15-year-old’s disappearance takes a tragic turn near Tamaivua-i-Wai. As investigators seek answers, the story highlights the tireless efforts of family and neighbors and the profound ties that drive a community to search for every missing loved one.
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Renee Hardman Wins Historic Iowa Senate Seat, Ending GOP Supermajority Bid
in NewsDemocrat Renee Hardman’s historic victory in the Iowa Senate makes her the first Black woman to serve in the chamber and shifts momentum away from a GOP supermajority. The win signals a new era for Iowa Democrats and could reshape the balance of power and nominations in the years ahead.
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Fiji Braces for Safer New Year as Police Step Up Alcohol Enforcement
in Fiji NewsWith New Year celebrations approaching, Fiji’s police say enforcement will stay tight while urging personal responsibility. A growing community effort, including rural leaders and frontline officers, aims to curb alcohol-related offenses and keep the festivities safe for all.
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Tell Me Lies Season 3: Final Chapter Teases Dark Secrets and High-Stakes Drama
in NewsTell Me Lies returns for its final chapter with eight episodes that intensify Lucy and Stephen’s toxic pull and the college-era stakes that started it all. A controversial new character named Alex enters the fray, shaking up loyalties as old betrayals resurface and the group wrestles with consequences. Dark secrets, shocking twists, and intense emotional…
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Bail Denied in Suva Aggravated Robbery Case as Prosecution Seeks More Time
in Fiji NewsTwo men facing aggravated robbery charges had their bail bids denied in Suva, as prosecutors seek time to file a formal response. The case was adjourned to January, with both defendants remaining in remand. Alibi and education-related considerations are among the points the court and lawyers are weighing ahead of the next hearing.
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Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Trailblazing Native American Leader, Dies at 92
in NewsFormer senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, a trailblazer who bridged cultures and party lines, has died at 92—leaving a lasting, complex legacy from state legislatures to the U.S. Senate.
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Fiji Sees New Year Spike in Speeding and Drunk Driving Arrests
in Fiji NewsHoliday travel is bringing a worrying spike in speeding and drunk driving, prompting a nationwide safety push from law enforcement. With intensified patrols and breath tests underway, authorities urge caution, sober driving, and careful trip planning to keep celebrations safe.
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Michael J. Fox Returns to TV in Shrinking Trailer Teasing Parkinson’s Story
in NewsMichael J. Fox makes a warmly anticipated return in Shrinking. A lighthearted moment with Harrison Ford foreshadows a season that blends humor with a heartfelt look at Parkinson’s—and Fox’s enduring resilience.
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Fiji Market Vendors Hit by Rising Costs and Slumping Tourist Traffic
in Fiji NewsMarket vendors in Nadi and Lautoka are feeling the squeeze as rising costs and dwindling tourist numbers dent earnings. From unsold produce to tour operators steering visitors to bigger stores, changes are reshaping the local scene. Yet amid the hardship, vendors are adapting with grit and dedication to support their families.
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Unverified Drone Claim Targets Putin as Kremlin-Ukraine Tensions Rise
in NewsClaims of a long-range drone strike on Putin’s residence ignite a fresh round of accusations as Kyiv and Moscow trade denials and uncertain evidence. With numbers disputed and battlefield gains debated, the episode risks widening tensions and complicating any path toward peace.