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Pluto Sparks a Power Day for Cancer and Libra on February 12, 2026
in LifestyleFebruary 12 opens a Pluto-driven window for Cancer and Libra, hinting at momentum and fresh opportunities. Cancers may feel a surge of energy that calls for balance at work, while Libras could see financial signals and renewed drive—if caution and patience guide the steps. A day of growth that rewards steadiness.
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Fiji Awaits Tribunal Findings on Corrections Commissioner Jalesi Nakarawa
in Fiji NewsAn eagerly awaited tribunal report into serious allegations against Fiji Corrections Service Commissioner Dr. Jalesi Nakarawa is nearing completion. With President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu set to present the findings, Fiji watches closely for clarity on accountability and integrity in public service. The looming release could mark a pivotal moment for governance and ethical leadership.
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Abhishek Sharma Hospitalised as India’s Namibia T20 World Cup Clash Comes into Doubt
in SportsIndia’s Abhishek Sharma is fighting a stomach infection ahead of a crucial T20 World Cup clash against Namibia. With his fitness uncertain, teammates and fans will be hoping for a swift recovery that keeps India’s campaign on track.
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Fiji FNPF Pension: Fixed Payouts for Life, No COLA Despite Gains
in Fiji NewsPension rates are fixed for life with no COLA, even if investments perform well. A Suva forum explored how this choice could affect inflation protection and long-term retirement security.
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Denarau Unveils New Police Post to Bolster Tourism Security
in Fiji NewsDenarau’s security footprint gets a boost with a newly opened police post funded by Denarau Corporation Ltd. The facility is designed to strengthen tourism policing, increase police visibility, and reassure visitors, residents, and investors in Fiji’s bustling island hotspot.
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Public-Private Push Launches Denarau Police Post to Boost Fiji Safety
in Fiji NewsRising crime and tight budgets spark a bold move: a new Denarau police post backed by a public-private partnership. The shift toward shared responsibility promises safer streets for communities and visitors.
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Bitcoin clue in Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case raises questions
in NewsFresh twists emerge in a high-profile disappearance as investigators probe a Bitcoin ransom note and the blockchain trail for clues. With officials keeping details tight, the case underscores how digital currency is reshaping modern crime and the race to bring answers to a worried family.
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PA Lottery Results: Draws, Payouts, and How to Claim
in GamesThe latest Pennsylvania Lottery results are in, covering Mega Millions, Pick 2–5, Cash4Life, and more. Get a quick snapshot of winning numbers, prize-claim basics, and when the next drawings take place—perfect for a fast check of your luck.
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Pacific Transport Keeps Services Running After Queen’s Road Landslide
in Fiji NewsPacific Transport says it will keep services flowing despite the landslide on Queen’s Road near Semo Village. A practical workaround has been rolled out: buses will operate from both ends of the affected stretch, with passengers disembarking, carrying luggage across the damaged area, and boarding the connecting bus on the opposite side. The plan aims…
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Yasawa South Secondary School Opens, Bringing Local Secondary Education to Island Communities
in Fiji NewsYasawa gains a new local secondary school, bringing education closer to home and easing travel for families. Aimed at widening opportunities for students across nearby villages, this development signals a brighter future for the community.
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World Safer Internet Day: Fiji Unites to Combat AI-Driven Cybercrime
in Fiji NewsAI’s rapid rise is reshaping online life, bringing opportunities and new risks—from online abuse to account breaches. A broader push for digital literacy and coordinated safety efforts aims to keep tech serving everyone, now and in the years ahead.
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Jamaica, Queens Resident Wins $1 Million in New York Lottery Million Dollar Raffle
in NewsJamaica, Queens resident Shaurna Walters just claimed the top prize in a New York Lottery promotion tied to the Erie Canal bicentennial. One winning ticket, a life-changing payout, and a look at where the other top prizes landed across the state.
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Oregon Lottery: When Pick 4 Draws Happen and How to Play with Jackpocket
in GamesFebruary’s Oregon Pick 4 drew a surprising mix across four daily sessions. Get a quick peek at the draw schedule, how players can participate, and the growing digital options changing the game—plus a reminder to play responsibly.
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China’s Tourists Shift to South Korea as Japan Tensions Rise
in NewsGeopolitics upends a planned cruise, swapping Japan for South Korea and reshaping the travel map. With visa-free options and a surge of visitors steering traffic toward Busan and Jeju, 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for these ports.
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Italy’s Wayne Madsen Bets on Bold T20 Showdown Against Nepal
in SportsItaly’s T20 captain Wayne Madsen stays optimistic as his side gears up to face Nepal, highlighting how the format can tighten the gap and hinge on standout moments. Beyond the match, a bold push for better pitches, coaching, and Olympic ambitions signals a new chapter for cricket in Italy.
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Catherine O’Hara’s Final Days: What We Know About Her Passing
in NewsBeloved actor Catherine O’Hara has died at 71, leaving fans and colleagues stunned. Tributes are pouring in as the entertainment world remembers her warmth, humor, and the unforgettable moments she brought to screens big and small.
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Telegram crackdown rattles Russian troops’ communications in Ukraine
in NewsNew tensions flare as Moscow’s move to tighten Telegram clashes with the needs of troops on the ground. Reports of outages disrupt media sharing, drawing sharp questions from pro-war voices and a masked serviceman who asks: did you consider the impact on operations? A look at the tug-of-war between control and coordination in wartime communications.
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Rule of Law Takes Center Stage at Commonwealth Meeting as Fiji Wins Justice Innovation Award
in Fiji NewsJustice leaders gather to reaffirm the rule of law as the bedrock of democracy, highlighting innovative reforms and inmate education initiatives. The conversations tackle misinformation, climate-related risks, and cross-border accountability as nations chart a more resilient legal landscape. A concise peek into the push for fairer, stronger justice systems worldwide.
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Dense Corpus Christi Fog Disrupts Mornings; Sunshine Returns Later
in NewsDense fog will blanket Corpus Christi overnight, thinning only by mid-morning Thursday and turning commutes into a slower ride. Expect warm, muggy air in the low 80s with onshore breezes, and a few light showers possible as the week winds down. The weekend looks mostly dry, though a weak front could push in a few…
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China’s Spring Festival Spending Surges as Trade-In Subsidies Ignite Shopping
in NewsBeijing shoppers are gearing up for the Spring Festival, driven by fresh subsidies that make upgrading home appliances and digital gear more accessible. A new round of consumer-trade-in incentives is reshaping the festive shopping rush and nudging more people back into physical stores. Could this signal a stronger push of domestic demand shaping the year…
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Law & Order: SVU Set for Season 27 as Major Cast Shake-Up Looms
in NewsSVU is headed into a bold season 27 with a fresh showrunner and major cast changes signaling a new direction for the NYPD’s Special Victims Unit. As familiar faces stay on and new dynamics emerge, the long-running drama hints at an even more gripping chapter ahead.