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Fiji TRC Emphasizes Healing Over Naming Coup Perpetrators
in Fiji NewsFiji’s focus on healing takes priority as a senior minister warns that naming past coup perpetrators could reopen old wounds. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is steering toward trust-building and national reconciliation, even as new leadership guides ongoing hearings toward a hopeful, inclusive future.
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Fiji Sevens Keeps Title Hopes Alive with One-Game Mindset in Tight Pool
in Fiji NewsDiscipline, preparation, and a one-game-at-a-time mindset set Fiji up for a crucial World Sevens round. In a fiercely competitive pool, every match could shape their path forward—and the race for the title is far from decided. A tense, strategic showdown awaits as Fiji pushes toward the next milestone.
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Michael J. Fox Returns to Acting in Shrinking Season 3
in NewsMichael J. Fox returns to the screen in Season 3 of Shrinking, offering a candid, hopeful portrait of resilience and reinvention. This season explores how his personal journey with Parkinson’s informs the storytelling, making this comeback feel refreshingly different.
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Kathryn Hahn Dives Into Football and Film for a Bold 2026
in NewsKathryn Hahn is gearing up for a bold 2026, blending football intrigue with high-stakes Hollywood moments. A surprise collaboration, a fresh season on the horizon, and a fashion-forward pivot promise a year of twists, glamour, and worldwide adventures.
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Catherine O’Hara Dies at 71: Schitt’s Creek Star Remembered
in NewsCatherine O’Hara, the beloved comedian whose trailblazing work spanned SCTV, Beetlejuice, Home Alone, and Schitt’s Creek, has died at 71. Her sharp wit and warm heart left an indelible mark on comedy and film. A fond look back at a luminous career that brought laughter to generations.
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Rachel Lindsay Celebrates Ending Alimony — What’s Next?
in NewsRachel Lindsay marks a fresh start, celebrating the end of a long-running alimony arrangement and stepping into a new chapter full of sun, style, and possibility. A carefree beach-day vibe hints at big changes on the horizon.
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AmEx Tightens Centurion Lounge Rules to Tackle Crowding
in NewsAmerican Express tightens Centurion Lounge access, tying guests to the cardholder’s flight and imposing a five-hour early-entry window for connections. With Capital One and Chase enforcing similar timing, critics doubt the moves will ease overcrowding given lounge capacity and perks proliferation. As industry watchers debate real solutions, the premium lounge experience hangs in the balance.
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The Last of Us Season 3: Kaitlyn Dever Takes Center Stage as Abby’s Story Leads the Way
in NewsSeason 3 of The Last of Us is primed to expand the universe, with Kaitlyn Dever taking on a bigger role as the series shifts its lens to Abby. Behind the scenes, a bold new direction and fresh leadership promise a deeper, character-driven chapter arriving in 2027.
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Catherine O’Hara Dies at 71: Remembering Schitt’s Creek’s Moira Rose and Home Alone’s Mom
in NewsCatherine O’Hara lit up screens as Moira Rose and the mom from Home Alone, leaving a legacy that shaped comedy for a generation. This look back traces the pivotal moments of her storied career and the laughter that endures.
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TD08F Near Niue: Forecasters Track Possible Tropical Development
in Fiji NewsTropical Disturbance TD08F near Niue is under close meteorological watch as forecasters weigh its potential to strengthen in the next day. Development and path remain uncertain, with experts monitoring any shifts that could keep nearby areas on alert.
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Fiji Weather Set to Warm Up and Turn Wetter as La Niña Weakens
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for a warmer, wetter spell through mid-2026 as La Niña eases toward neutral. Rainfall may run above average across much of the period, with the cyclone season adding to fluctuations and local weather quirks keeping conditions unpredictable. Temperatures are expected to stay higher than usual.
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Catherine O’Hara Dies at 71: From Home Alone to Schitt’s Creek
in NewsCatherine O’Hara’s genius lit up screens for decades, from beloved family comedies to Emmy-winning brilliance. Her passing marks the end of an era, but the characters she brought to life will keep inspiring laughter and awe. A tribute to a trailblazing career and the moments that made fans fall in love with her work.
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Swiftie Brunch Bus: Drag, Mimosas and Eras Tour Vibes
in NewsSwiftie fans turned a rolling brunch into a glittering spectacle, complete with drag performances and era-spanning anthems blasting from stop to stop. A milestone Eras Tour–inspired show, dazzling outfits, and a high-energy dance finale kept the party going long after the final toast.
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West Alabama Braces for Extreme Cold and Gusty Winds
in NewsWest Alabama braces for a dangerous weekend as extreme cold and gusty winds move in. An Extreme Cold Warning and Wind Advisory bring subzero wind chills, frozen pipes, and potential outages. Practical safety tips cover staying warm, protecting homes, and looking out for neighbors during the chill.
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Pacific Legal Experts Convene in Suva to Implement the BBNJ Biodiversity Pact
in Fiji NewsPacific legal leaders gather in Suva for a pivotal workshop to turn the historic BBNJ ocean governance pact into concrete regional action. Over three days, they’ll map a practical roadmap, boost collaboration, and accelerate ratification across Pacific nations.
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Historic Palau-ADB Meeting Signals New Development Push
in Fiji NewsAn historic meeting at the ADB headquarters signals a new phase in Palau’s development, highlighting stronger partnership and reform momentum. With a multi-year lending plan and a focus on energy transition, governance, and human capital, Palau’s priorities are set to move forward in the North Pacific.
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Fiji Confidential Talks with Chief Justice Spark Questions About Judicial Integrity
in Fiji NewsIntrigue surrounds Fiji’s corridors of power as confidential settlement talks unfold around Chief Justice Salesi Temo amid serious corruption allegations. A high-stakes inquiry, shifting political messengers, and debates over transparency are fueling a critical debate about accountability and the future of the judiciary. As parties seek a path forward, critics warn that secrecy could deepen…
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Fiji Stock Market Stays Resilient Amid Global Volatility
in Fiji NewsFiji’s stock market is showing unexpected resilience as global volatility hits other exchanges. With a uniquely insulated market and limited foreign investor activity, it’s shaping up to march to its own rhythm—offering a glimmer of stability amid worldwide uncertainty.
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Acting PM Clarifies Legal Opinion, Sparks Debate on ODPP Independence
in Fiji NewsActing Prime Minister Filimoni Vosarogo says a request for legal opinion was about guidance, not a review of ODPP files, but the exchange has sharpened questions about judicial autonomy and political pressure. As leaders trade accusations, the balance between legal advice and prosecutorial independence remains a focal point in the governance conversation.
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New Bharat Corner at UniFiji Library Sparks India-Fiji Cultural Exchange
in Fiji NewsIndia strengthens cultural ties with Fiji through a new Bharat Corner at the University of Fiji Library—a dedicated space for Hindi studies, Indian literature, and cross-cultural exploration. The initiative signals broader collaboration in education and culture, inviting students to discover diverse traditions and engage deeply.
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Bula FC Bets on a Youth-First Plan Ahead of Sunday Clash in Papua New Guinea
in Fiji NewsStéphane Auvray is steering Bula FC toward a youth-first approach, prioritizing trust and skill development over quick wins. With teens like Micah Dau stepping into the senior squad, the club is laying the groundwork for a new generation ready to make an impact.