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ByHeart Infant Formula Recall Sparks Botulism Safety Alert as FDA Investigates
An infant formula recall tied to a botulism outbreak is prompting urgent questions about safety and testing. As investigations unfold, parents are urged to stay informed about what signs to monitor in the weeks ahead.
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Fiji’s CWM Hospital Faces Surgery Backlog as Theatres Restart
Only two operating theatres are active, leaving urgent surgeries in limbo and waits stretching into weeks. Outsourcing theatre time to private facilities offers a temporary fix while power reliability and infrastructure upgrades loom ahead of hurricane season. A far-reaching master plan promises long-term change as the system remains under heavy strain.
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Missing Melodee Buzzard: New Footage Surfaces as Mother’s Arrest Raises Questions
New twists in the Melodee Buzzard case: authorities announce an unrelated arrest tied to the investigation while investigators press on. Ashlee Buzzard, Melodee’s mother, faces a false-imprisonment charge as fresh surveillance shows the pair at a Lompoc car rental facility at the start of their road trip.
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SLR Shield Showdown Sparks Fiji Old Boys Pride at Churchill Park
An age-old rugby clash at Churchill Park brought Queen Victoria School alumni together for a nail-biting showdown that underscored more than just sport. Voices from the sideline spoke of discipline, perseverance, and a living tradition, with generous support from sponsors and the QVS Old Boys network. It offers a vivid glimpse of Fiji’s enduring rugby…
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Prince George Debuts at Festival of Remembrance
Prince George makes his debut at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance, stepping into a night of tribute at the Royal Albert Hall. A blend of poignant memories and star performances hints at a changing moment in royal commemoration.
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Flying Fijians Show Resilience in Twickenham Test Against England
Twickenham delivered a gripping test as the Flying Fijians showed grit, attacking flair, and stubborn defense against England. The clash swung on a handful of pivotal moments and discipline, leaving a vivid impression of Fiji’s growing strength. A testament to resilience and potential as they eye the challenges ahead.
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Fiji Imposes Island Quarantine After Invasive Bactrocera facialis Detected
An urgent quarantine is underway on Fiji’s Yasawa and Mamanuca islands to halt an invasive Tongan fruit fly from spreading. New rules limit the movement of fresh produce and trigger vigilant inspections, reshaping daily life for residents, visitors, and farmers alike. The stakes are high as authorities race to protect crops, communities, and food security.
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FDNY Mourns Firefighter Patrick Brady’s Line-of-Duty Death
Tragedy strikes the FDNY as a longtime firefighter dies in the line of duty. The city mourns a life devoted to protecting others, as colleagues and loved ones remember a true public servant.
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Solomon Islands Kava Makes First Commercial Airfreight to Fiji
Solomon Islands’ kava is stepping onto the export stage with the first commercial airfreight to Fiji, signaling a new chapter for local farmers and exporters. As the crop gains attention for its quality, industry players must navigate rising logistics costs and evolving regulations that could shape its future.
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39-Day Government Shutdown Deepens as ACA Subsidies Fight Heats Up
With the shutdown at its 39th day, federal workers go unpaid and essential services feel the squeeze as Washington wrestles with a path forward. Debates over health subsidies and funding extensions keep the outcome uncertain, even as a Sunday session looms. The stakes are rising for millions awaiting a resolution.
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Rising Gozyuger Star Steps Down After Controversy
Rising actress Maya Imamori steps down from a popular Super Sentai series after revelations of underage drinking. The move, paired with immediate contract terminations, signals a renewed push for stricter industry compliance and leaves questions about what’s next for her career.
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Zuckerberg in Palo Alto: Montessori School Permits Spark Neighbor Backlash
Silicon Valley tension flares in Crescent Park as a high-profile family’s Montessori project collides with permits, traffic, and neighborhood concerns. The clash raises tough questions about fair enforcement, privilege, and how local rules shape community life.
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FDNY Mourns Firefighter Patrick Brady After Brooklyn Fire
Firefighter Patrick Brady’s death sends shockwaves through the FDNY and the city he served. In the wake of the tragedy, colleagues and family remember a life dedicated to protecting others.
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ABC Unveils Festive Holiday Lineup: New Specials, Classics, and Christmas Day NBA
ABC’s holiday slate shines with warmth, laughter, and plenty of festive surprises. Expect heartwarming moments, new specials like Dancing with the Holidays, the return of The Great Christmas Light Fight, and beloved classics from The Sound of Music to Home Alone—all set to light up screens this season. A season of family-friendly sparkle and cheer…
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Tarantino Unveils The Whole Bloody Affair Trailer: A Four-Hour Kill Bill Cut
Quentin Tarantino’s four-hour epic returns, reuniting Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 in one expansive cut. The newly unveiled trailer hints at a festival-worthy revival—with 35mm and 70mm screenings and a rare intermission—offering a fresh take on a beloved saga.
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What Turned Chernobyl’s Dogs Blue? The Viral Photo Mystery Explained
Three stray dogs in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone drew the internet’s eye with their vivid blue fur. Veterinary investigators soon peeled back the mystery, pointing to a harmless, everyday cause and highlighting how quickly online rumors can take hold. The piece also spotlights the Dogs of Chernobyl and their ongoing, humane efforts to care for…
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England’s Depth Shines in Fiji Victory Ahead of NZ Showdown
England extended their winning streak in a hard-fought clash with Fiji, where the bench made a late impact and a pivotal moment sealed the win. A sign of growing depth and momentum as they head toward a marquee clash next week.
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Euphoria Stars Sweeney and Zendaya at Odds Over Politics
Two Euphoria co-stars once inseparable now navigate a rift fueled by politics, threatening their on-screen reunion. As public disagreements unfold, fans wonder how this will shape the next season and their friendship.
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Fiji Bans Corporal Punishment in Schools Under New Education Act 2025
A landmark reform is reshaping discipline in schools, centering safety and student dignity. The sweeping policy bans corporal punishment and cruel treatment, signaling a shift toward compassionate, non-violent approaches to learning. As debates unfold, this change hints at a future where classrooms nurture growth and well-being for every child.
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Stranger Things Final Season Leads Netflix’s December 2025 Lineup
December on Netflix is packed with premieres and a definitive finale. The month features the much-anticipated final season of Stranger Things alongside a diverse slate of thrillers, comedies, and adventures. It’s the perfect setup for a holiday binge that’s hard to resist.
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Stumble: NBC’s Mockumentary-Style Cheer Comedy Promises Laughs and Heart
A mockumentary-style comedy blending cheer energy with fast-paced sports hijinks, Stumble follows a fallen coach as she rebuilds a ragtag squad and aims for nationals. Led by Courteney Potter and a quirky cast, with witty cutaway interviews and plenty of slapstick, the show promises laughs, surprises, and a surprisingly warm underdog tale.