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Robert Redford: Sundance Founder, Hollywood Icon, and Environmental Trailblazer
in NewsHollywood’s leading man who reshaped independent cinema and turned a passion for the outdoors into a lasting movement. Robert Redford’s story spans stardom, Sundance, and conservation, weaving art with activism. A legacy that invites reflection on what it takes to inspire change—from the screen to the wilds we protect.
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Nadi and Lautoka Market Vendors Battle Slump as Tourism Drops and Costs Spike
in Fiji NewsRising costs and dwindling crowds are squeezing vendors in Nadi and Lautoka markets. As profits shrink and tourism slows, local sellers are drawing on grit and ingenuity to navigate increasingly tough times.
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Central Kentucky Gets a Boost from American Water Grants
in NewsAn unprecedented philanthropic push is energizing Central Kentucky, backing programs that touch water access, youth wellbeing, and community growth. From grief support for young people to education and animal welfare initiatives, a diverse slate of partners is poised to spark resilience and opportunity across the region.
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Akuila Momo Joins Mike Friday Select 7s for McDonald’s Coral Coast Fiji 7s
in Fiji NewsAkuila Momo returns to the Mike Friday Select 7s lineup for a high-stakes Coral Coast Fiji 7s. Expect explosive pace and power as Fiji’s sevens scene heats up for a marquee home-stage showdown.
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Mar-a-Lago’s New Year’s Eve Gala Teases Trump’s Inner Circle
in NewsNew Year’s Eve at Mar-a-Lago was a star-studded affair where glamour met power. A guest list spanning tech moguls, long-time insiders, and political figures offered a window into how celebrity and politics increasingly intertwine. The night captured the era’s distinctive mix of opulence and influence.
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Rose Parade 2026 Goes Global with Livestream on Eight Platforms
in NewsPasadena’s iconic Rose Parade goes global again, expanding its digital footprint for 2026. Expect fresh hosts, wider online coverage, and a celebration designed to welcome viewers from around the world as the New Year rolls in.
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NZ Navy Commodore Earns Distinguished Service Decoration for Manawanui Incident Leadership in Samoa
in Fiji NewsCommodore Andrew Brown has been awarded the Distinguished Service Decoration for outstanding leadership during a tense maritime crisis off Samoa. This profile highlights how decisive command, cross-border collaboration, and careful environmental planning steered a delicate salvage effort and protected coastal communities. A testament to leadership in crisis and the power of teamwork across borders.
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Court Weighs Joint Trial for Eight Suva Drug Raid Suspects
in Fiji NewsEight defendants linked to recent drug raids stand at a pivotal crossroads in Suva’s courts: should their cases be merged into a single hearing or kept separate? With submissions pending and a January decision looming, the outcome could influence how multi-defendant prosecutions are handled moving forward.
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Brigitte Bardot Dies: From Film Icon to Animal Rights Pioneer
in NewsBrigitte Bardot, the iconic screen star who later devoted herself to animal welfare, has died. Her remarkable journey—from cinema glamour to tireless advocacy—left a lasting, multifaceted legacy that continues to inspire.
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FICAC Promises Fairness and Evidence-Based Anti-Corruption Drive in Fiji
in Fiji NewsFiji’s anti-corruption watchdog reaffirms a pledge to fairness, independence, and evidence-based action as 2025 winds down. With stronger internal systems, measured prosecutions, and a heightened focus on prevention and community engagement, the drive for transparent governance is taking shape—bringing renewed attention to accountability in Fiji.
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From Player to Coach: Kolinisau’s Rise Sparks Fiji 7s Toward the 2028 Olympics
in Fiji NewsRasta Rasivhenge hails Osea Kolinisau’s phenomenal transition from Fiji 7s captain to head coach, praising a game-smart approach and a bold focus on developing young talent as Fiji eyes Olympic glory.
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Betty White’s Golden Girls Fortune: Hidden Earnings and a Lasting Charity Legacy
in NewsBetty White’s rise from radio darling to television icon is full of charm, surprises, and a lifelong dedication to animal welfare. Uncover the enduring legacy of The Golden Girls—and how its stars turned fame into lasting impact beyond the spotlight.
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Televisa Unveils Live New Year’s Eve Spectacular on Las Estrellas to Welcome 2026
in NewsUna celebración en vivo para despedir el 2025 y darle la bienvenida al 2026, repleta de música y sorpresas. Pensada para toda la familia, la noche promete un conteo regresivo inolvidable y momentos que quedarán en la memoria.
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Ocean’s 14: Clooney Teases Aging-Heist Comeback for 2026 Shoot
in NewsGeorge Clooney just offered a fresh peek at Ocean’s 14: budget approved and filming slated for mid-2026. The caper leans into late-life humor and high-stakes wit, drawing inspiration from Going in Style, with a reunion of familiar faces hinting at a new take on the beloved series. A director is still to be announced, but…
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New Pacific Food Trade Database Maps Imports to Strengthen Policy and Health
in Fiji NewsAn ambitious regional database is reshaping how the Pacific tracks food and beverage trade—revealing dependencies, health risks, and the path to smarter policy. With an interactive dashboard and regional training, it aims to empower decision-makers toward healthier, more resilient food systems.
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Fiji Weightlifting’s Next Generation Emerges Ahead of 2026
in Fiji NewsFiji’s weightlifting scene is buzzing as coach Henry Elder nurtures a wave of fresh talent. From primary-school hopefuls to new recruits, the development squad is sparking big expectations for the sport’s future and Fiji’s prospects in 2026.
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Washington DC New Year forecast: chilly start with possible light snow
in NewsA chilly transition into the New Year brings a chance of light snow and temperatures near freezing. Expect brisk winds, morning flurries, and a weekend that could hover in the 40s.
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Bula FC Gears Up for New Zealand Tour with High-Intensity Training
in Fiji NewsBula FC are ramping up for a demanding run of training ahead of their New Zealand tour, blending grit, tactics, and ball work in back-to-back sessions. Head coach Stephane Auvray says the grind is building a tougher, more cohesive squad, with new players already lifting the team’s professionalism. It’s a period of hard work and…
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Reciprocity in West Africa: Mali and Burkina Faso Swap U.S. Travel Restrictions
in NewsWest Africa answers back as Mali and Burkina Faso announce reciprocal limits on U.S. travelers. Framed as a security-driven reciprocity move, the decision highlights fraught diplomacy shaping visa regimes and hints at broader shifts with ripple effects beyond borders.
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Is Fiji’s FICAC Truly Independent?
in Fiji NewsRaising new questions about Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog, officials defend its independence amid scrutiny. An acting commissioner emphasizes rigorous internal checks and the absence of political weaponization, promising transparency in decision-making.
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Fiji Unveils 2026 Roadmap: Drug-Free Youth and Bigger Sports Wins
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Youth and Sports Minister offers a hopeful New Year message, celebrating 2025 milestones in sport and youth development. He calls for a drug-free, focused path into 2026 and highlights the growing power of youth cooperatives for a brighter future.