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Taiwan Tensions Rise as China and Japan Clash Over Declarations and Intervention Talk
in NewsFresh tensions drift over Taiwan as Beijing and Tokyo lean on historic declarations to frame sovereignty and security. Officials reference Cairo and Potsdam-era boundaries, hinting at how a regional crisis could reshape roles and responses. The evolving dialogue signals a pivotal moment in Sino-Japanese relations and the region’s future.
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Fiji pushes grant-based climate finance at COP30, urging Global South solidarity
in Fiji NewsAt COP30, Fiji sends a stirring call for climate justice, spotlighting how the crisis is reshaping lives across the Global South. From rising seas to saltwater intrusion threatening crops, the appeal for grant-based, accessible funding and swift, equitable action is clear. A moment that could reshape international climate finance and solidarity.
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Argentina’s stunning second-half surge stuns Scotland at Murrayfield
in Fiji NewsArgentina unleashed a fearless second-half rally that flipped the match on its head. A decisive turning point, smart changes, and a burst of late pressure revealed a new level of grit and confidence that has fans buzzing for what’s next.
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Fiji eyes new burial sites as cities near capacity
in Fiji NewsFiji’s urban growth is prompting a careful look at end-of-life planning. Officials are weighing future burial options, potential land considerations, and how cremation could complement traditional practices. The evolving approach aims to balance cultural respect with practical needs as communities anticipate space constraints ahead.
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Fiji Village Launches Self-Funded Water Project, Inspiring Nationwide Hope
in Fiji NewsAfter years of anticipation, a rural village unveils a long-awaited water system born from community resolve and government support. This milestone signals reliable access, renewed self-reliance, and a hopeful path for future development.
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Harry McNulty Returns for 2026 Coral Coast Fiji 7s with Mike Friday Select
in Fiji NewsHarry McNulty returns to the Coral Coast Fiji 7s with the Mike Friday Select, sharpening the squad’s bid at Lawaqa Park. A blend of seasoned pros and new talent promises high-octane rugby and a festival atmosphere as January 15-17 looms. The countdown hints at a landmark year for Fiji’s showcase on the international rugby calendar.
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Flying Fijians show resilience in France test as World Cup dream grows
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Flying Fijians showed real grit against a world-class France, trading pace for resilience and moments of momentum after a tough start. Captain Tevita Ikanivere speaks of hard-earned lessons and a clear path forward as they eye Spain next and sharpen their trajectory toward the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
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Double Unmasking Sparks Mystery in The Masked Singer Mexico
in NewsUn nuevo domingo de misterio está a la vuelta de la esquina. Esta entrega trae más pistas, giros sorprendentes y secretos bajo las máscaras que podrían cambiarlo todo. ¿Qué sorpresas nos esperarán esta semana? La intriga está servida.
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Fiji ramps up road safety as holidays approach amid licensing delays
in Fiji NewsAs the festive season nears, Fiji gears up for a bold push on road safety, targeting speeding, reckless driving, and licensing gaps. Officials signal reforms, heightened awareness, and tougher enforcement to curb risky habits on busy highways. Early signs show fatalities easing, but the road to safer travel will require vigilance and broad public cooperation.
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Paul George Questionable for 76ers-Clippers Showdown
in SportsPaul George is listed as questionable for Monday’s game after knee surgery—his first status update since the injury. A full-practice sign hints at a possible return as the 76ers prep for a marquee matchup with the Clippers and Embiid continues to pace a reshuffled lineup.
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Fiji bets on event-based tourism to diversify attractions and boost local economies
in Fiji NewsFiji is shifting gears to an events-driven tourism strategy—celebrations, culture, music, and sport are set to attract new crowds and boost local economies. From Homecoming to surfing championships, a broader wave of opportunity could reshape communities across the islands.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine in New Legal Crossfire: Will House Arrest Be His Fate?
in NewsTekashi 6ix9ine’s sentencing is approaching as prosecutors push for a short term, citing recent violations of his supervised release. His team argues for a lighter path, suggesting house arrest, while the case raises bigger questions about accountability and rehabilitation for a high-profile figure who once cooperated with authorities.
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Ra Maternity Hospital’s 55th Anniversary Sparks Expansion Debate in Fiji
in Fiji NewsRa Maternity Hospital marks 55 years of service and sparks a pivotal discussion about its future. As stakeholders weigh expansion versus staying modest, questions center on access for distant communities, and the roles of faith groups and health authorities. A milestone that shines a light on Fiji’s ongoing maternal-health journey and what comes next.
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Two Charged in Savusavu Robbery as Government Vows to Protect Civil Servants
in Fiji NewsAn aggravated robbery in Vusasivo has sparked a strong response from authorities as two suspects face charges and a third remains at large. The incident casts a spotlight on the safety of civil servants, with officials pledging swift action and stronger protections as the investigation unfolds.
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Fiji Braces for Severe Thunderstorms and Flood Risk
in Fiji NewsSevere thunderstorms sweep across parts of Fiji, bringing heavy rain and the risk of flash flooding tonight. Moist winds are fueling the unsettled conditions, with some areas facing potentially dangerous weather as the evening unfolds. Stay indoors, avoid floodwaters, and keep safety front and center as the system moves through.
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Can the Tanoa Be Reclaimed at Fiji’s Sukuna Bowl?
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Police and Military gear up for the Sukuna Bowl showdown at Subrail Park, chasing the prized tanoa after months of training. With a drug-free nation theme and growing community support, the week promises fierce rivalry blended with unity in action.
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Fiji Police Under Scrutiny as Drug Cases Spark Integrity Drive
in Fiji NewsFiji’s police leadership is pushing a hard line on integrity as reforms take center stage. With investigations underway and new measures in place, the drive to restore trust signals a turning tide for the force.
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Liu Wins Skate America as Chock & Bates Clinch Fifth Title, Grand Prix Final in Sight
in SportsSkating’s season heats up in Lake Placid as Alysa Liu claims her first Grand Prix gold with a standout free skate. Chock and Bates grab their fifth Skate America title, sealing a Grand Prix Final berth and tying a record. The event also showcased rising stars and a magnetic ice-dance showcase.
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Bay Area Braces for Overnight Rain and Possible Minor Flooding
in NewsAnother round of Bay Area rain is on the way, bringing heavy downpours and gusty winds that could trigger nuisance flooding. With soils already saturated, the unsettled pattern is expected to linger into Monday, keeping skies cool and overcast.
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Fiji’s Youth Diabetes Surge Prompts Inclusive Wellness Push
in Fiji NewsDiabetes is rising among Fiji’s younger population, reshaping families’ lives and the country’s health outlook. Leaders are calling for an inclusive wellness push that extends beyond clinics—to schools, workplaces, and faith communities—emphasizing early screening and stigma-free support. A united, community-driven approach could change the trajectory of this growing challenge.
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From Courtroom to Parliament: Fiji’s Chief Justice Hints at a Political Path for New Lawyers
in Fiji NewsNew lawyers are being urged to consider leadership beyond the courtroom. Chief Justice Salesi Temo says a solid legal mind and an unassailable reputation can strengthen Parliament and public trust. The message to 24 graduates highlights ethics, fairness to clients, and the responsibilities that come with stepping into the legal profession.