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VAKA Forum in Sydney Aims to Turn Pacific Recycling Research into Real-World Action
in Fiji NewsAn international forum in Sydney brings together researchers, policymakers, and donors to turn on-the-ground recycling experiences into scalable Pacific-wide solutions—championing women and marginalized communities along the way.
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Zoe Moore Remanded on Meth and Explosives Charges After Fiji Raid
in Fiji NewsZoe Moore is back in custody after a February 13 raid in Delainavesi uncovered methamphetamine, explosives, and a disorienting device. Facing multiple serious charges, she appeared before Magistrate Joseph Daurewa with the case slated to continue later this month. The development highlights ongoing efforts to crack down on drug-related crime in the region.
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Fiji’s Ailava Samuels Wins Miss Pacific Islands 2026 Amid Cyberbullying Challenge
in Fiji NewsFrom Fiji to the crown: a 19-year-old contestant defies cyberbullying and doubt to clinch Miss Pacific Islands 2026. A fearless journey of grace, faith, and a Best Interview honor that spotlights resilience, support, and the light at the end of every tunnel. A teaser of triumph and perseverance that beckons readers to discover more.
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Whitney Halberstram’s Ruthless Rise Sparks Intrigue in Industry Season 4
in NewsMax Minghella delivers a transformative, tension-filled turn as Whitney Halberstram, with power, deception, and impossible choices driving the latest chapters. A bold musical moment sparks fresh tensions while loyalties crumble under the weight of ambition. As secrets surface and alliances shift, the line between ally and adversary grows dangerously blurred.
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Industry: Dear Henry Sparks Secrets and Power Plays
in NewsSecrets simmer and loyalties fracture as a single letter threatens to rewrite the rules of power. Old flames, new betrayals, and high-stakes decisions collide in a night where every ally could turn into an enemy. The fallout promises to echo long after the last scene.
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Georgia Shines at the Olympics as Davis and Smolkin Impress in Figure Skating
in SportsGeorgia steals the Olympic spotlight, where culture and charm meet the ice. Georgian figure skaters Diana Davis and Gleb Smolkin are turning heads and spark conversations about a nation rich in history, language, and a distinct European spirit.
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Brutal Barkley Weather Tests Runners on the Third Loop
in SportsBrutal cold, endless rain, and a thick fog fold Frozen Head into a cruel test for the Barkley Marathons. Only two of the four starters remain on loop three as athletes push through conditions that redefine endurance—from barefoot strides to improvised gear. The brutal saga of this legendary ultramarathon keeps the outcome anyone’s guess.
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Eva Mendes Drops Romantic Black-and-White Instagram Valentine Tribute to Ryan Gosling
in LifestyleEva Mendes treats followers to a rare, romantic Valentine’s moment with Ryan Gosling in intimate black-and-white photos—subtle, sultry, and wonderfully private.
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Vermont Brewery Hosts Olympic Watch Party for Paula Moltzan and Firefighter Fundraiser
in SportsAn early-morning celebration at a Vermont brewery blends Olympic fever with a breakfast fundraiser and a limited-edition brew. The community turns out in force to support a hometown athlete while enjoying pancakes, pours, and hometown pride—all in one spirited morning.
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US Pressures Vanuatu to Withdraw UN Climate Draft
in Fiji NewsBehind-the-scenes diplomacy swirls around a bold UN climate proposal that could redefine accountability for climate harms. A Pacific nation pushes for a vote, triggering a high-stakes clash over international law, reparations, and the future of climate justice.
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Kingsbury Clinches Canada’s First Gold at Milano Cortina 2026
in SportsMikael Kingsbury crowns a historic Olympic moment with gold in Milano Cortina 2026’s debut dual moguls, adding another remarkable chapter to a storied mogul career.
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NZ-US Critical Minerals Talks Face Green Backlash Over Seabed Mining
in Fiji NewsTensions rise as New Zealand engages in exploratory talks with the United States on critical minerals, while environmental groups warn that seabed mining could threaten Pacific marine life and local communities. With major decisions still pending, the balance between energy needs and ocean health hangs in the balance.
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Jesse Ware to perform undisclosed In Memoriam song at the BAFTAs
in DJ & MusicSomething special is brewing at this year’s BAFTAs—a surprise homage in the In Memoriam segment that honours cinema’s legends. Expect an intimate, unforgettable moment on stage that fans will be talking about long after the curtain falls.
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Milan-Cortina 2026 Pairs Short Program: Leaders Emerge as Favorites Falter
in SportsPairs figure skating lit up Milan-Cortina 2026 as a world silver medalist duo delivered a dazzling short program, signaling a dramatic showdown in the free skate. With standout performances, near-misses, and a field packed with contenders, the chase for Olympic glory is only just beginning.
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Olympic Moment: Lindsey Vonn and Picabo Street’s Historic Gloves
in SportsHistoric gloves worn by Picabo Street return to the spotlight in a moment of mentorship with Lindsey Vonn, now linked to a bronze tribute. A powerful gesture on the slopes hints at a bond that transcends generations in the world of competitive skiing.
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Tre Johnson: NFL Pro Bowler and Beloved History Teacher Dies at 54
in SportsTre Johnson’s sudden passing at 54 leaves a community reflecting on a life lived with purpose—on the field, in the classroom, and at home with his family. From Pro Bowl moments to heartfelt mentorship, his legacy is felt far beyond the headlines.
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Japan’s Curling Dream Faces Setback at the Milan Cortina Olympics
in SportsSayaka Yoshimura led Japan’s women’s curling team through a dramatic Olympic day, pulling off a comeback win before momentum shifted in the next match. With five preliminary matches left, the squad remains hopeful and focused on stacking up wins.
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Mikaël Kingsbury Clinches Historic Gold in Dual Moguls Debut, Becomes Five-Time Olympic Medalist
in SportsHistory on the slopes: Mikaël Kingsbury seals another Olympic milestone, cementing his status as one of freestyle skiing’s all-time greats. A dramatic chapter that hints at even bigger things to come.
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Ray J’s Shreveport Valentine Show Sparks Health Concerns as Fans Question Real Trouble Onstage
in HealthRay J’s Valentine’s Day show in Shreveport raised more questions than cheers, with an onstage moment that hinted at serious health concerns. As conversations about heart health and the pressures of fame ripple through the music world, this performance is already sparking a broader dialogue about wellness in entertainment.
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RealClearMedia Samizdat Prize Gala Ignites Free Speech Debate
in NewsAt a Palm Beach gala honoring champions of free speech, a spirited debate surfaced about the boundaries between liberty and the common good. From provocative defenses of expression to critiques of how far free speech should go, the evening framed a larger question: how should truth guide public discourse? A thoughtful reminder that free speech…
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Pacific-led resilience fund moves closer to launch as Tuvalu and Solomon Islands ratify PRF Treaty
in Fiji NewsTwo Pacific nations have ratified a landmark treaty toward launching a Pacific-led resilience financing facility. The Pacific Resilience Facility aims to fund community-driven adaptation and disaster preparedness, owned and managed by member states. As momentum builds, the Blue Pacific region moves closer to a new era of local-led climate resilience.