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Two men charged in Fiji violent robbery targeting government officials; third suspect at large
Two men face serious charges after an attack on government officials during a field visit. As investigators close in on a third suspect, the case heads to a December court appearance with calls for stronger safety measures for civil servants in high‑risk assignments.
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ITV and Disney+ Strike Deal for The Old Man, But Only Season 1 Is Streaming
ITV teams up with Disney+ to unveil The Old Man, a tense action thriller starring Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow. A retired CIA operative on the run spirals into a web of secrets and danger—season one has left a lasting impression while fans eagerly await more.
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Fiji Movember Bike Show Ignites Prostate Cancer Awareness
Motorcycles roared as a community united for Movember, turning a night of bike culture into a powerful awareness push for prostate cancer and men’s health. Under the banner “Bikers for Prostate Cancer: Save It or Shave It,” the event spotlighted screenings, support, and open conversations. A moving speech reminded us that real strength lies in…
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Flying Fijians Push France to the Limit in Bordeaux Thriller
Fiji’s Flying Fijians delivered a spirited display in Bordeaux, testing France with relentless energy and a fearless fightback. The clash swung from a rocky start to a rollercoaster of momentum, highlighting Fiji’s evolving game and fighting spirit on the world rugby stage.
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Rosalía’s Lux: A Multilingual, Orchestral Odyssey
Rosalía’s Lux unfolds like a cinematic, multilingual odyssey powered by a full orchestra. It’s a bold, playful exploration that demands patient listening, blending devotion, language, and whimsy into a remarkably intimate and expansive sound. A daring turn that lingers with depth and texture long after the last note.
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Meri Brown Faces NDA Pressure in Sister Wives Season 20 Sneak Peek
An emotional moment behind a high-stakes family deal hints at fractures and secrets still simmering. Meri reveals the pressure to sign an NDA, spotlighting the cost of silence and shifting loyalties. As negotiations unfold, tension and big decisions could redefine the Browns’ future.
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Tech Stocks Slide as AI Valuation Fears and Data Delays Roil Markets
Tech stocks pull back at the open as Nvidia and Tesla lead a broad slide, fueling fresh concerns about AI-valuations and the path of Fed rate cuts. With government data backlog and mixed inflation signals ahead, investors brace for a choppier stretch.
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Pelicans Owner Denies Sale Rumors as Franchise’s Future Is Assessed
Speculation around the Pelicans’ future is heating up, but ownership insists the team isn’t for sale or moving. With a new front-office voice weighing the coaching and a rough start this season, the next moves could reshape the franchise for years to come.
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Emily Blunt Says John Krasinski Discovered His Directing ‘Superpower’
Emily Blunt shares a rare glimpse into her collaboration with John Krasinski, praising the moment he discovered his directing ‘superpower’ on set. A candid look at their partnership, craft, and the enduring bond they’ve built into 2025.
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Week 11 Showdown: Eagles Enter With Full Strength as Lions Battle Injury Storm
Week 11 sets the stage for a high-stakes NFC showdown as the Eagles roll in with a full, ready-to-go lineup against a Lions squad banged up by injuries. Depth, strategy, and the matchup dynamics promise a clash that could shift the conference momentum.
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Flying Fijians Turn Setback Into a 2027 World Cup Drive Ahead of Spain Test
Fiji’s Flying Fijians dig deep after a 34-21 loss to France, turning the setback into fuel for the 2027 Rugby World Cup push. Coach Mick Byrne cites early errors but praises the regroup and resolve shown on the field. Captain Tevita Ikanivere believes Fiji has the courage and firepower to compete with the world’s best…
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Fiji Architecture: A Catalyst for Growth and Resilience
Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel frames architecture as a strategic investment shaping Fiji’s future. He outlines how design turns policy into resilient homes, hospitals, and public spaces, with a focus on saving post‑disaster costs and fueling growth.
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Keyonte George Emerges as Jazz’s Breakout Star
Keyonte George is emerging as the heartbeat of a rising Utah Jazz, pairing breakout scoring with sharpened playmaking and leadership. With improved defense and career-best numbers, his steady development could redefine the Jazz’s path this season.
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Fiji bets on net-zero buildings to boost resilience and economy
Fiji lays out a bold sustainability blueprint that ties climate resilience to economic growth—anchored by stricter building standards and ambitious public-private partnerships. With net-zero targets and green investments on the horizon, the nation signals a future where resilience and responsible development go hand in hand.
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Law Student Lebaiwasa Wakawaka Crowned Vodafone Miss Sugar 2025 in Lautoka
Law student Lebaiwasa Wakawaka seized the Miss Sugar 2025 crown at a lively Lautoka ceremony, thanking family, faith, and the sisterhood of contestants for an unforgettable victory. A night that celebrates hard work, community, and new beginnings.
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Fiji’s Housing Crisis Highlights Leadership Gaps and Resettlement Push
Fiji is navigating a challenging blend of housing insecurity and leadership gaps, where informal settlements and stalled resettlement strain communities. Emerging redevelopment pilots and stronger cross‑sector collaboration hint at a hopeful path for housing, land, and local governance—even as obstacles linger.
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Ace Bailey, Jaden McDaniels, Jonas Valanciunas Fuel Early Season Sparks for Jazz, Timberwolves, Nuggets
Three teams are quietly reconfiguring their rotations and writing fresh headlines early in the season. A promising Utah rookie, a breakout two-way contributor in Minnesota, and a stabilizing veteran presence in Denver hint at a season packed with upside. The early momentum suggests big things could be on the horizon.
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Coby White Returns for Bulls with Minute Cap in Season Debut
Coby White is poised for a season debut that could spark Chicago’s offense, with a cautious minute limit in his first games back. The Bulls hope his scoring punch and playmaking lift them as they chase momentum this season.
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Lauri Markkanen Sparks Jazz with Elite Scoring Tear, Eyes Historic Franchise Run
Riding a EuroBasket-powered return, Lauri Markkanen is shredding defenses and reasserting his status with the Jazz. With a scoring tear featuring 30-point nights and deadly shooting from deep, Utah is enjoying a surge that could define this season. A bold chapter hints at bigger things to come for the franchise.
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Mavericks Turn to Brandon Williams to Jumpstart Scoring in Sluggish Start
Dallas’s season opens with a surprising mix: a stingy defense and an offense that’s struggled to heat up. Amid lineup questions, Brandon Williams could be the spark Dallas needs—if his role continues to grow. A closer look at what his emergence might mean for the Mavericks’ momentum.
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Lions Liked Mitchell in Draft, Campbell Says Ahead of Eagles Showdown
Two young cornerbacks, two different journeys. As the Lions and Eagles gear up for a pivotal clash, Terrion Arnold and Quinyon Mitchell are turning heads with growth, resilience, and the kind of plays that could shape their teams’ defenses.