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Fiji Bets on Net-Zero Buildings to Drive Economic Resilience
in Fiji NewsFiji is putting sustainability at the center of its development agenda, with bold moves toward net-zero buildings and climate-resilient design. Leaders say smart architecture and innovative partnerships can safeguard the economy while protecting the environment, signaling a broader push toward a greener, more resilient future.
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Law Student Crowned Vodafone Miss Sugar 2025 in Lautoka Carnival
in Fiji NewsLaw student Lebaiwasa Wakawaka claimed the 2025 Vodafone Miss Sugar crown in a vibrant Lautoka celebration, thanking her family and sponsors for the journey. The night highlighted sisterhood among contestants and a platform she plans to use to tackle big issues.
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Fiji Housing Crisis Deepens as Leadership Gaps and Eviction Fears Drive Reform
in Fiji NewsFiji is grappling with housing insecurity and leadership vacancies that complicate resettlement efforts. With funding tight and negotiations slow, new collaborative pilots and community-led redevelopments are hinting at a hopeful path toward safer, more stable neighborhoods.
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The Legend of Zelda Live-Action Film Reveals First Official Images
in NewsOfficial first images tease how Zelda and Link will step into the live-action world, hinting at fresh takes on beloved characters as filming progresses toward a 2027 release.
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Microsoft Readies AI Push as Ignite Week Approaches
in FinanceA pivotal week awaits as Ignite looms on the horizon, signaling big moves in AI, Windows, and cloud services. Fresh investments, Copilot upgrades, and a dividend headline up the ante—all eyes are on Microsoft’s next chapter and what it could mean for its AI-driven road ahead.
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Balmain names Antonin Tron new creative director, signaling a new era in luxury fashion
in Fiji NewsBalmain ushers in a new era as Antonin Tron takes the creative reins from Olivier Rousteing. Celebrated for his draping and what’s described as “spatial art,” Tron signals a bold, forward-looking vision for the house amid a reshaping luxury landscape. A fresh aesthetic and renewed energy are on the horizon for Balmain’s upcoming collections.
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Simiatug Bus Tragedy Sparks Call for Safer Roads in Ecuador
in Fiji NewsTragedy on the road has gripped communities and underscored the urgent need for stronger road safety and emergency response. As investigators pursue answers, voices rise calling for decisive changes to protect travelers and prevent the next tragedy.
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In Your Dreams: An Animated Film Redefining Family Dynamics
in Fiji NewsFeaturing Simu Liu’s warm performance, this animated adventure challenges the glossy “perfect family” trope by diving into real-world tensions with humor and heart. Two siblings embark on a quest to heal their parents’ marriage, learning that authentic storytelling—and real life—often has no quick fixes.
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MSTR Bets Big on Bitcoin Amid Market Selloff
in FinanceAmid a broad market sell-off, a prominent crypto treasury player makes a bold Bitcoin bet, swelling its holdings as liquidity tightens. The timing, scale, and implications for Bitcoin’s next move are stirring rapid debate among traders and investors alike.
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Ford Pro Holds the Line as Model e Struggles in EV Push
in FinanceFord is balancing a lucrative legacy with a costly electric push. The Pro segment helps the bottom line even as the Model e unit trenches—sparking questions about the pace and cost of the EV rollout. Analysts stay cautious, with a modest stock rebound hinting at potential, but the real test is whether Ford can keep…
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Pope Urges Hollywood to Revive Cinema at Vatican Gathering
in Fiji NewsAt the Vatican, cinema is framed as a “workshop of hope” as the pope joins Hollywood stars and renowned directors to discuss safeguarding storytelling amid a troubling decline. The conversation grapples with distractions, shifting audiences, and the call for new partnerships that could reshape the art form. A faith-driven dialogue with the power to redefine…
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2026 COLA Could Bring an Extra $200 Monthly for Social Security Beneficiaries
in NewsA 2.8% Social Security COLA for 2026 is on the table, with whispers of an extra monthly boost for six months under a proposed emergency relief plan. But rising costs and higher Medicare premiums could blunt any gains—leaving seniors and other beneficiaries watching closely as lawmakers weigh relief options.
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Italy World Cup 2026 in Jeopardy After Norway Defeat
in Fiji NewsDisheartening setbacks put Italy at a pivotal crossroads, with the World Cup dream hanging on a fragile edge. A standout goalkeeper offers a rare beacon of hope amid calls for change, as fans and players wonder if the Azzurri can spark a dramatic revival.
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George Clooney and Adam Sandler Lead Jay Kelly Ahead of Netflix Debut
in NewsAn aging Hollywood icon and his steadfast manager embark on a European journey that stirs memory, fame, and self-discovery. Clooney and Sandler bring warmth, humor, and an unexpectedly tender bond to a story about friendship under the spotlight.
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New Boat Brings Safer School Travel to Fiji’s Gau Island
in Fiji NewsOn Gau Island, a new fibreglass boat with a 40HP engine arrives, aiming to ease the dangerous trips many children take to reach school. Paired with new library books and hygiene gear, the gift promises safer journeys and brighter attendance for remote families. It marks a broader commitment to equitable education across Fiji’s islands.
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Pacific Goes Digital: Immunization Records and Master Patient Index Take Center Stage in Suva Workshop
in Fiji NewsAcross the Pacific, health workers are pushing a bold digital shift in immunization and patient records, aiming to ensure every mother and child is recognized—no matter how remote the location. As training unfolds, the plan promises care that travels with families from birth, closing long-running gaps in health services.
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Fiji Tightens Fire-Safety Scrutiny on Imported Building Materials
in Fiji NewsFiji is rethinking the safety of imported building materials, highlighting gaps in fire-resistance standards and enforcement. With seismic resilience now a priority, government and industry are pushing for clearer guidelines and stricter compliance. The move signals a future where stricter building standards aim to protect lives and livelihoods across the country.
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The Paradox of Philadelphia: Jefferson, Equality, and the Declaration’s Uneasy Birth of American Freedom
in NewsA provocative look at the paradox at the core of America’s founding: the Declaration’s promise of equality versus the realities of 18th‑century life. Tracing Jefferson’s drafts, Revolutionary debates, and Lincoln’s evolving vision, this piece asks how a nation’s creed evolved—and why those debates still matter today.
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Saylor Urges HODL as Bitcoin Dips in Turbulent Markets
in FinanceBitcoin slips to multi-month lows as markets wobble. Michael Saylor, a vocal Bitcoin advocate, stays bullish and drops a memorable life-raft moment to reinforce his “HODL” message—a reminder that patience could define the next chapter for crypto investors.
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Drua to Name 2026 Captain After End-Year Squad Reunion
in Fiji NewsAll eyes are on the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua as they enter a pivotal phase for 2026. With pre-season underway and the full squad set to reunite later in the year, the captaincy decision will be finalized in December, keeping leadership plans under wraps while the team builds toward the season ahead.
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Winds of Change: Pacific Public Service Leaders Convene in Fiji
in Fiji NewsSenior officials from 18 Pacific nations converge in Suva for a pivotal dialogue on reimagining public service in the Blue Pacific. The agenda hints at integrity, climate resilience, ethical leadership, and digital transformation, signaling a more transparent, inclusive, and future-ready governance landscape.