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Fiji Bets Big on Skills Hub for Marine and Manufacturing Careers
A major investment is reshaping Fiji’s workforce, launching a new career centre at Fiji National University. Backed by FIJI Water and partners, it will deliver hands-on training and certification in marine and manufacturing, building a strong pipeline of skilled graduates for local and global opportunities.
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UNLV vs Montana: High-Scoring Las Vegas Showdown Sparks Early-Season Buzz
UNLV hosts Montana in a late-night, high-octane clash at the Thomas & Mack Center. Expect fast-paced action, rivalries on display, and early-season fireworks as both teams look to make a statement.
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Hellas Aphrodite Attacked Offshore as Somali Piracy Expands Its Reach
An armed boarding far off Somalia spotlights renewed piracy tensions in the region. With the crew reported safe, the incident underscores ongoing threats at sea and the need for heightened vigilance.
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Cuomo Rumors Roil Nadler’s NY-12 Race as Schlossberg Prepares to Enter
Manhattan’s open congressional seat is fueling a high-stakes scramble, with a Kennedy grandson poised to enter and whispers of a Cuomo comeback stirring the pot. As contenders jockey for position, name recognition, local ties, and digital clout could tilt the race in surprising directions. The dynamics promise intrigue as the field takes shape.
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The Running Man: When Reality TV Went Dystopian
Imagine a near‑future where entertainment rules reality and a deadly game show decides who lives. The Running Man delivers high‑octane thrills with sharp humor, turning a pop spectacle into a razor‑edged critique of media power.
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Ducks Fire Up Offense as Youth Leads Potential Playoff Push
An up-tempo, transition-focused attack paired with a wave of young talent is fueling Anaheim’s surprising surge. With new leadership and veteran presence guiding the way, the Ducks are signaling a potential breakthrough season on the horizon.
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Isaiah Joe’s Return Sparks Thunder’s 3-Point Revival
Isaiah Joe’s return is injecting new life into the Thunder, reshaping their offense as the team navigates a stretch without some key players. His floor-spacing and shooting touch are helping Shai Gilgeous-Alexander find cleaner looks and boosting Oklahoma City’s perimeter efficiency. Early returns hint at a revived rhythm for OKC.
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Grimes Remains Cool as Sixers Contract Talks Pivot to Qualifying Offer
Despite a summer of contract chatter, the locker room vibe stays upbeat as a rising star navigates a pivotal year. With twists in negotiations and a big season on the horizon, the path forward remains wrapped in anticipation.
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Pistons’ Schröder Decision Looks Prescient as Kings Struggle Early
Dennis Schröder’s offseason gamble looked promising at first, but his early stretch with Sacramento is stirring new questions about fit, usage, and value. With a deep, talent-rich backcourt and high expectations around the roster, the veteran guard is finding it tough to settle into a rhythm. The unfolding situation hints at bigger questions about contracts,…
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TLTB’s Comprehensive Native Land Valuation to Boost Transparency and Investment
An ambitious valuation initiative aims to quantify every native land parcel, sharpening transparency and guiding smarter planning for the communities that own them. With a nationwide registry on the horizon, the move promises clearer governance and new directions for development.
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Sharks Edge Wild in OT Thriller as Graf and Smith Shine
San Jose battled through a tight, back-and-forth night at Grand Casino Arena, riding Will Smith’s timely equalizer and Collin Graf’s relentless pressure to force overtime. The drama carried into the extra frame, highlighting the Sharks’ grit and the season’s promising vibes.
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Hundreds Benefit as Lautoka Hospital Expands Cardiac Care in Fiji Through Indian Partnership
Fiji’s Lautoka Hospital is expanding access to complex heart care through a landmark collaboration that brings advanced surgeries and diagnostics closer to home. The program is training local teams and planning broader services, signaling a new era of healthier hearts for the country.
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Fiji Eyes New Maritime Compensation Scheme for Boat Passengers
Fiji is weighing a broader compensation scheme for maritime incidents that could extend cover to passengers and crew, not just workers. A new third-party insurance model is on the drawing board, with public consultations planned to shape funding and timelines. Stakeholders across the industry are being invited to share input as reforms to current rules…
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Ellington Jetty Set to Reopen by November 22, Boosting Fiji Island Connectivity
Ellington jetty in Rakiraki is nearing completion, with a reopening planned soon as final touches wrap up. The upgrade aims to deliver safer, more reliable crossings between islands and boost local connectivity, while similar improvements—like solar lighting at Kadavu jetties—are enhancing safety across coastal Fiji. A major step forward for maritime safety and regional growth.
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Sharks Activate William Eklund as Cardwell Reassigned to AHL for Wild Game
William Eklund is back in action, triggering a Sharks lineup shuffle that sends Ethan Cardwell to the AHL. While he was out, San Jose leaned on depth players like Collin Graf to keep the offense humming. With Eklund’s return, can the Sharks keep the momentum rolling against Minnesota and extend their winning streak?
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Fiji Bets on MSMEs as 10 Projects Win IHRDP Funding
Fiji’s IHRDP unveils 10 new MSME projects aimed at strengthening local businesses from urban hubs to rural communities. With a strong gender-inclusive funding push and a bold government commitment, the plan hints at a more resilient, inclusive economic future.
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Sacramento Kings at a Crossroads: Is a Rebuild Finally Coming?
Two seasons after a surprising playoff push, the Sacramento Kings find themselves at a crossroads. An aging roster, owner ambivalence toward a rebuild, and whispers of a long-term reset hint at a franchise-defining shift. If a rebuild is coming, the path could redefine the Kings for years—and the clock is ticking.
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Nuremberg: A Doctor’s Lens on Goering and the War Crimes Trials
An unconventional look at postwar justice, this drama follows U.S. Army psychiatrist Douglas Kelley as he tests the Nazi leaders’ fitness for trial—and wrestles with what keeping them alive means for history. Tense exchanges with Goering, haunting archival footage, and provocative questions about accountability linger long after the credits roll.
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Gálvez Fires Back at Sheinbaum Over World Cup 2026 Ticket Giveaway
Xóchitl Gálvez returns to social media with a sharply worded rebuke to President Claudia Sheinbaum over a plan to gift a World Cup ticket. A clash over inclusivity and power unfolds as Mexico gears up for the 2026 tournament, spotlighting a heated political rivalry.
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New Womanizer Next Duo Promises Blended Orgasms This Cuffing Season
Ready to spice up cuffing season? A new dual-stimulator called Next Duo is stirring interest with a blended pleasure concept that pairs clitoral and G-spot sensations. Could this fall-winter upgrade elevate solo moments or partner intimacy and add a little warmth to your routine?
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s Scoring Tear Lifts Thunder—Will Tuesday Bring More Prop Bets?
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is again lighting up the court for the Thunder, stacking high-scoring nights and momentum. With Tuesday prop bets heating up, the numbers point to another big night—and a few supporting stars like Derrick White and Josh Hart could be in the mix. A quick peek at where the odds might tilt next.