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Is Fiji’s Wage Rise Changing How Employers Treat Workers?
in Fiji NewsFiji is rolling out a collaborative push to boost productivity while ensuring fair treatment for every worker. As discussions unfold on leave practices and fair pay, the focus is on building a motivated, protected workforce for all staff, local and foreign alike.
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Fiji: Foreign Worker Hiring Mostly Compliant, Few Breaches
in Fiji NewsFiji’s labor scene shows broad compliance as foreign workers become more common—about 714 businesses, with only around 20 breaches reported. The shift to overseas talent, especially from Bangladesh, underscores a domestic skills gap and hefty pre-arrival costs—roughly $3,000 per worker. Officials say ethical, lawful hiring is shaping a healthier, more sustainable job market.
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New York Braces for Winter Storm as Snow Totals Reach Up to Two Feet
in NewsNew York is shrouded in a powerful winter storm as heavy snow continues and more is forecast this week. Across the state, communities brace for travel disruptions and ongoing snowfall, with crews working to keep roadways clear.
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Nipah Virus Update: Fiji Says No Local Cases, Risk Low
in Fiji NewsAs Nipah Virus headlines circulate, Fiji’s health authorities report no cases and say the current risk remains low. Authorities continue to monitor developments and counter misinformation to keep communities informed.
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Fijian Drua Prepare for Mount Maunganui Preseason Clash with Chiefs
in Fiji NewsAll eyes are on the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua as they sharpen tactics in a high-profile warm-up against a Kiwi powerhouse. With a blend of seasoned veterans and fresh faces, the clash offers a glimpse of the squad’s plans for Super Rugby Pacific and the drive to hit the season firing.
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Don Lemon Faces Legal Spotlight After Minnesota Protest, Sparking Press-Freedom Questions
in NewsDon Lemon’s late-night arrest after a protest tied to a Minnesota church showdown has sparked a lively debate about press freedom and where reporting ends and disruption begins. As the case unfolds, many are watching to see how far journalists can go in covering demonstrations.
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Cece Fein-Hughes Brontë-Inspired Signet Rings for Wuthering Heights Film
in News– From Dartmoor legends to the red carpet, Cece Fein-Hughes crafts signet rings where Brontë romance meets meticulous enamel. – A fusion of moorland myth, cinema glamour, and bold motifs—hand-painted enamel and entwined details tease a timeless tale. – Timeless tale, modern craftsmanship: bespoke pieces that hint at love, landscape, and the drama of the…
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Mahashivratri 2026: Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga and a Rare Celestial Alignment
in NewsMahashivratri 2026 arrives with a rare celestial lineup—Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga, Abhijeet Muhurta, and Shravan Nakshatra—heightening the day’s spiritual potential. This uncommon convergence is believed to amplify devotion and blessings for those observing the night. A powerful moment for rituals and personal aspirations awaits.
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Fiji to Tighten Waste Rules With Tiered Fines Based on Hazard Levels
in Fiji NewsFiji is revising its waste and recycling rules with a tiered penalty system that scales fines by the type and environmental risk of waste, with plastics imports drawing particular attention. Fresh from broad consultations, the plan is moving toward Cabinet approval, signaling a sharper, faster approach to littering and waste disposal across communities and islands.
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Arizona Expands Fire Damage Restoration Across Phoenix Metro
in NewsArizona is expanding its fire damage restoration network across the Phoenix metro, promising quicker responses, advanced cleanup tech, and better-trained crews ready to tackle both visible and hidden damage. As fires and smoke rise with rapid growth and extreme weather, this initiative aims to protect homes and businesses and speed recovery through coordinated restoration efforts.
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TSA Debuts Confirm ID as Real ID Deadline Approaches in 2026
in NewsUpcoming TSA changes could shift your airport routine: travelers without a Real ID may face a $45 fee and longer security lines. A new ‘Confirm ID’ option offers a path through security, but timing and documentation requirements could complicate your next trip.
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Don Lemon Arrest in LA Sparks First Amendment Debate Over Immigration Protests
in NewsDon Lemon faces federal action in Los Angeles amid rising immigration tensions. As new details emerge, this story promises to ignite debate over civil rights and the bounds of press freedom.
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Two Rising Stars Set to Fuel Fijiana 7s Ahead of HSBC Singapore 7s
in Fiji NewsTwo rising stars are set to light up Fiji’s Fijiana 7s as they prep for the Singapore Sevens. Adi Salote Nailolo and Alfreda Fisher, fresh from local 7s and a 15s background, bring speed, strength, and leadership that could boost Fiji’s campaign.
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Bengaluru Confident Group Tragedy: IT Raids and the Owner’s Death
in NewsAmid mounting tax raids in Bengaluru, a prominent business leader’s death has sent shockwaves through the city. Investigators are reviewing CCTV footage and digital devices to understand the sequence of events behind the tragedy. As the probe unfolds, questions linger about the pressures surrounding high-stakes inspections and their toll on those at the center of…
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Kylie Kelce Leans Into Mom Life and the Baddie Label on Not Gonna Lie Podcast
in NewsKylie Kelce gets candid about the chaos and charm of mom life—four kids, a playful “baddie” nickname at home, and the daily juggle of workouts with a busy schedule. A warm, funny peek at balancing fitness, family, and self‑care, with a hint of what’s coming next.
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Garcelle Beauvais Begins a New Chapter After RHOBH Exit
in NewsGarcelle Beauvais is stepping away from the spotlight to chase privacy, family, and exciting new ventures. At 59, she says the past is behind her and hints at a brighter, independent chapter ahead. A fresh start for the actress and entrepreneur—what’s next on her journey?
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Groundhog Day 2026: Is Punxsutawney Phil’s Forecast Worth Believing?
in NewsGroundhog Day returns with its time-honored ritual—and a modern weather puzzle. Will this year’s forecast hold true, or prove a bit of dramatic folklore? Expect hints of warmth, storms, and seasonal surprises as February through April unfold.
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Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights Reimagining Stuns at Hollywood Premiere
in NewsEmerald Fennell’s daring reimagining of a Brontë classic arrives with a splash of style and a bold new perspective. It’s not a straight remake, but a fresh, cinematic take that redefines Wuthering Heights for today. Hitting theaters February 13 in the U.S. and U.K., the film promises glamour, innovation, and a storytelling vision to watch.
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Fiji FA Launches Youth-First Policy for 2026 Leagues
in Fiji NewsFiji FA unveils a bold youth-in-senior policy for 2026, requiring each district to include three youth players in a 22-man squad, with at least one starting and playing the full match. The move aims to fast-track young talent and open a structured path to Fiji’s U-20 and U-17 national teams.
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Why Is Tap Water Cloudy in Winter? Harmless Air Bubbles Explained
in NewsWinter taps looking cloudy? It’s usually a harmless result of tiny dissolved air bubbles in cold water, a visual quirk that clears as the water warms. A quick, plain-language explanation of why you might see milky water and what that means for safety.
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Roy Krishna Leads Bula FC Toward OFC Pro League Turnaround in PNG Clash
in Fiji NewsRoy Krishna leads a youthful Bula FC into a pivotal OFC Pro League clash in Papua New Guinea, saying the team will stick to their plan as they chase momentum. A fresh, hungry squad and hopeful fans set the stage for a showdown with the seasoned Solomon Kings at Santos National Stadium.