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  • Alex Hall clinches freeski slopestyle silver, backs eco campaign

    Alex Hall clinches freeski slopestyle silver, backs eco campaign

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Alex Hall earns a silver in the men’s freeski slopestyle after a day of fearless, full-throttle competition—something he says he’ll savor. He’ll celebrate quietly with family and friends while championing sustainability in sport, backing the Ski Fossil Free petition to curb fossil-fuel sponsorships. He also reflects on changing snow conditions and envisions a more sustainable…

  • Chelsea chase fifth straight Premier League win as Leeds United visit Stamford Bridge

    Chelsea chase fifth straight Premier League win as Leeds United visit Stamford Bridge

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Chelsea aim to stretch their winning streak at Stamford Bridge as a Leeds United side fight to stay clear of trouble rolls into town. With Cole Palmer in red-hot form and a few lineup questions ahead of kickoff, a high-stakes Premier League clash is brewing.

  • Zuriel Togiatama Sets the Stage for Drua’s Season Opener Against Moana Pasifika

    Zuriel Togiatama Sets the Stage for Drua’s Season Opener Against Moana Pasifika

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Fiji News

    Zuriel Togiatama tees up a season opener against Moana Pasifika, hinting at a clash charged with friendly banter and serious intent. The Drua focus on tighter defense and a quick-reset mindset promises a bruising start to the campaign. Expect a matchup that blends camaraderie with high-stakes rugby as the season kicks off.

  • Mid-Air Feud: Ja Rule and Tony Yayo Clash on Delta Flight

    Mid-Air Feud: Ja Rule and Tony Yayo Clash on Delta Flight

    Feb 10, 2026
    in News

    Two rappers, one crowded Delta flight, and a moment that turned tense fast: raised voices, a pillow tossed, and flight attendants stepping in. The incident has everyone buzzing as the details of what sparked the clash begin to come to light.

  • Lau Islands Drug Trafficking Risk Sparks Call for Forward Naval Base

    Lau Islands Drug Trafficking Risk Sparks Call for Forward Naval Base

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Fiji News

    Nestled in a strategic maritime crossroads, the Lau Islands are facing growing concerns over drug trafficking as enforcement resources struggle to keep pace. With busy routes from the east and north and only a sparse patrol presence, local leaders are urging a stronger, more permanent maritime solution to secure the waters. The warning points to…

  • Rethinking Drug Addiction: A Community Leader’s Call for Rehabilitation and Compassion

    Rethinking Drug Addiction: A Community Leader’s Call for Rehabilitation and Compassion

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Fiji News

    Ratu Meli Saubulinayau challenges the practice of banishing those caught in addiction, arguing it just relocates the problem. He calls for empathy, treatment, and stronger family support—a holistic path that could reshape how communities tackle substance abuse.

  • Braves Sign Jonah Heim as Murphy Recovers, Sparking Backup Catcher Competition

    Braves Sign Jonah Heim as Murphy Recovers, Sparking Backup Catcher Competition

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Spring training brings a surprising addition to the Braves’ catching depth as Jonah Heim joins the fold. With Sean Murphy’s recovery ahead, the backstop competition just got a new layer of intrigue.

  • Harry Styles Drops £20 Manchester Gig Amid Ticket-Price Backlash

    Harry Styles Drops £20 Manchester Gig Amid Ticket-Price Backlash

    Feb 10, 2026
    in DJ & Music

    Harry Styles surprises with a one-off Manchester gig at a modest price, boldly addressing growing ticket-cost complaints. The move comes as a major tour looms and fans hopeful for more accessible live music ponder what this could mean for prices to come.

  • Visa Gives Cardholders Early Access to 2026 World Cup Tickets

    Visa Gives Cardholders Early Access to 2026 World Cup Tickets

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Visa rolls out a limited early-access window for the 2026 World Cup tickets, giving eligible cardholders a head start in the ticket scramble across Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Timing could be everything in this first-come, first-served opportunity that may reshape how fans plan their trip.

  • IEEPA Tariffs Face Supreme Court Review as Importers Seek Refunds

    IEEPA Tariffs Face Supreme Court Review as Importers Seek Refunds

    Feb 10, 2026
    in News

    A Supreme Court showdown over tariffs under a 1977 emergency-powers law could reshape duties—and refunds—for hundreds of importers. From Costco to Peloton, plaintiffs argue the statute doesn’t authorize modern tariffs or proper delegation. As the decision nears, questions about reliquidation and potential refunds loom large for global trade.

  • Workday Near Oversold Territory as Analysts Expect Rebound and Earnings Upside

    Workday Near Oversold Territory as Analysts Expect Rebound and Earnings Upside

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Finance

    Workday has faced a sharp pullback and now sits in an oversold zone. With earnings forecasts edging higher and a strong buy outlook backing the setup, a potential rebound could be on the horizon.

  • Lautoka Education Bill: Rethinking School Discipline and Community Support

    Lautoka Education Bill: Rethinking School Discipline and Community Support

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Fiji News

    A sharp call to reshape school discipline and community involvement is making waves, highlighting counseling, student support, and a renewed emphasis on values. From in-school professionals to revived religious teachings, this discussion sketches a bold path for nurturing healthier, more united generations.

  • Restorative Justice in Schools: A Veteran Educator’s Push for Reform

    Restorative Justice in Schools: A Veteran Educator’s Push for Reform

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Fiji News

    One seasoned educator questions whether punishment belongs in today’s classrooms, urging a shift toward restorative justice. From personal memories of corporal punishment to years in schools focused on understanding and rehabilitation, she outlines a hopeful alternative for student success. The reform conversation also highlights the challenges faced by teenage parents in education.

  • Lutnick Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Epstein Ties

    Lutnick Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Epstein Ties

    Feb 10, 2026
    in News

    New records reveal a years-long tie between U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and financier Jeffrey Epstein, spanning a 2012 business deal and ongoing communications years afterward. Emails, invitations, and fundraising links hint at a complex blend of friendship and enterprise that critics say warrants closer scrutiny. The revelations shed light on how powerful networks can…

  • Zheng Qinwen Returns at Qatar Open With Win Over Kenin

    Zheng Qinwen Returns at Qatar Open With Win Over Kenin

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Zheng Qinwen makes a bold comeback at the Qatar Open with a hard-fought win, signaling she’s back in top form. Doha’s day is buzzing with drama, upsets, and rising talents as the tournament heads toward its next thrilling chapters.

  • Braves Sign Veteran Catcher Jonah Heim Ahead of Spring Training

    Braves Sign Veteran Catcher Jonah Heim Ahead of Spring Training

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Spring training opens with a veteran catcher joining the Braves, adding depth behind the plate and a steadying presence for Atlanta’s young talent. The move sets up an intriguing battle for the backup role and could shape the club’s plans behind the dish all season.

  • Cocciaretto Stuns Gauff at Qatar Open as Swiatek Cruises to Round of 16

    Cocciaretto Stuns Gauff at Qatar Open as Swiatek Cruises to Round of 16

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Coco Gauff’s Qatar Open run hit a shock turn, falling in straight sets to Elisabetta Cocciaretto after a grueling doubles clash.Meanwhile, Iga Swiatek roars into the round of 16 with a dominant display. The early rounds are signaling a week of shocks and standout performances.

  • Spencer Haywood Sparks the ABA’s Turbulent Rise

    Spencer Haywood Sparks the ABA’s Turbulent Rise

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Sports

    Youth, rebellion, and a game on the edge—this chapter peels back the drama that reshaped the ABA from a scrappy challenger into a force to be reckoned with. Follow the rise of a teenage prodigy and the era-defining artistry of a legendary star, as bold moves and brutal battles redraw the future of pro hoops.…

  • Rachel Zoe Wows in Aspen with Couture Après-Ski Style

    Rachel Zoe Wows in Aspen with Couture Après-Ski Style

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Lifestyle

    Rachel Zoe turns an Aspen winter escape into pure alpine glamour, pairing plush outerwear with sleek silhouettes. A stylish getaway that hints at more chic moments to come.

  • Mystery fish die-off on Kadavu prompts probe over reef health

    Mystery fish die-off on Kadavu prompts probe over reef health

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Fiji News

    Kadavu’s coast grapples with a troubling die-off of reef fish, hinting at broader reef-health concerns. As coral bleaching intensifies along Fiji’s shores, experts warn this could threaten marine life and the livelihoods that depend on it.

  • Fiji Boxer Facing Blindness Launches Run to Aid the Disabled

    Fiji Boxer Facing Blindness Launches Run to Aid the Disabled

    Feb 10, 2026
    in Fiji News

    Once a boxing champion, Tevita Tui now faces progressive blindness and turns his fight into a charity mission. He’s organizing a fundraising run from Navua to Suva to support the Disabled Trust, hoping to spark change for those with disabilities—and perhaps find a path toward regaining his own sight.

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  • Alex Hall clinches freeski slopestyle silver, backs eco campaign
    Alex Hall clinches freeski slopestyle silver, backs eco campaignFebruary 10, 2026
    Alex Hall earns a silver in the men’s freeski slopestyle after a day of fearless, full-throttle competition—something he says he’ll savor. He’ll celebrate quietly with family and friends while championing sustainability in sport, backing the Ski Fossil Free petition to curb fossil-fuel sponsorships. He also reflects on changing snow conditions and envisions a more sustainable future for skiing.
  • Chelsea chase fifth straight Premier League win as Leeds United visit Stamford Bridge
    Chelsea chase fifth straight Premier League win as Leeds United visit Stamford BridgeFebruary 10, 2026
    Chelsea aim to stretch their winning streak at Stamford Bridge as a Leeds United side fight to stay clear of trouble rolls into town. With Cole Palmer in red-hot form and a few lineup questions ahead of kickoff, a high-stakes Premier League clash is brewing.
  • Drua Star Togiatama Eyes Season Opener Against Moana Pasifika
    Zuriel Togiatama Sets the Stage for Drua’s Season Opener Against Moana PasifikaFebruary 10, 2026
    Zuriel Togiatama tees up a season opener against Moana Pasifika, hinting at a clash charged with friendly banter and serious intent. The Drua focus on tighter defense and a quick-reset mindset promises a bruising start to the campaign. Expect a matchup that blends camaraderie with high-stakes rugby as the season kicks off.
  • Mid-Air Feud: Ja Rule and Tony Yayo Clash on Delta Flight
    Mid-Air Feud: Ja Rule and Tony Yayo Clash on Delta FlightFebruary 10, 2026
    Two rappers, one crowded Delta flight, and a moment that turned tense fast: raised voices, a pillow tossed, and flight attendants stepping in. The incident has everyone buzzing as the details of what sparked the clash begin to come to light.
  • Lau Islands at Risk of Drug Trade as Fiji Calls for Forward Naval Base
    Lau Islands Drug Trafficking Risk Sparks Call for Forward Naval BaseFebruary 10, 2026
    Nestled in a strategic maritime crossroads, the Lau Islands are facing growing concerns over drug trafficking as enforcement resources struggle to keep pace. With busy routes from the east and north and only a sparse patrol presence, local leaders are urging a stronger, more permanent maritime solution to secure the waters. The warning points to a widening gap between geography and security, unless decisive action is taken.
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