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Amazon Launches $15B Bond Sale as AI Spending Heats Up
Tech giants are turning to mega-bond deals to bankroll their AI ambitions, signaling a seismic shift in how innovation is financed. With bold capital plans and a market hungry for exposure to AI, the industry seems poised for a rapid acceleration in AI-powered services.
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Vegemite as a Human Right? Victorian Prisoner Challenges Jail Ban
A Victorian prisoner’s surprising claim—that Vegemite is a basic human right—ignites a crowded debate about culture, punishment, and prison safety. The case tests how far cultural rights can bend in the name of security and rehabilitation behind bars.
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Fiji Village Gets Reliable Clean Water in Landmark Nationwide Drive
Clean water finally flows into homes in Burerua Village, bringing relief and renewed dignity to residents. This community milestone, backed by a targeted government grant, offers a hopeful glimpse of Fiji’s broader push toward safe, reliable taps for all.
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Sony Black Friday 2025: DualSense Deals and PS VR2 Price Cut Rumors
Black Friday 2025 could bring standout savings for PlayStation gear. Early chatter points to notable discounts on DualSense controllers and a cut for the PS VR2, with extra savings for PlayStation Plus members. If you’re eyeing an upgrade or a VR boost, this season might be the moment to watch for exciting deals.
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Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua: Netflix heavyweight showdown in Miami on December 19
An unlikely heavyweight showdown heads to the ring as a rising YouTube star meets a boxing legend. With a global Netflix audience and an eight-round format, the bout promises drama, momentum shifts, and a moment that could reshape the sport.
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Ethereum Dips Below $3,100 as ETF Outflows Signal Waning Confidence
Ether slipped below a key price level over the weekend, signaling renewed nerves as ETF flow data enters focus. With outflows hinting at shifting confidence—and bitcoin holding steadier—the coming weeks could reveal how these sentiment dynamics shape the path for digital assets.
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Cynthia Erivo and Lena Waithe: Met Gala–Born Romance Goes Public
From a Met Gala moment to a romance that’s dazzled the public, Cynthia Erivo and Lena Waithe keep turning heads with their evolving bond. Through red-carpet moments, career milestones, and unwavering support, their story hints at something deeper—celebrating love and resilience in the spotlight.
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Rewa Day Goes Beyond Culture with First-Ever Education Expo
Rewa Day takes a bold turn with a new Education Expo aimed at lightening the load of school supplies for families and unlocking brighter futures for every student—from primary to tertiary. As leaders emphasize safeguarding youth against today’s challenges, the province charts a hopeful path toward learning, resilience, and opportunity.
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Wicked: For Good Teases a More Personal Take on Oz
“Wicked: For Good” reimagines Oz through the eyes of Elphaba and Glinda, hinting at a tale where friendship tests power and belonging. With dazzling performances and a human-centered approach, the sequel blends magic with timely questions about identity and resilience—a story that lingers long after the curtain falls.
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Sacha Baron Cohen Spotted Flirting After Split from Isla Fisher
Fresh off announcing his split from Isla Fisher, Sacha Baron Cohen was spotted sharing a flirty moment with a rising influencer outside a Hollywood club, stirring buzz about a new chapter in his life. Meanwhile, Fisher is rebuilding in London, finding emotion and independence in a newly cherished home. A look at two fresh starts…
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Pacific Public Service Bets on Youth Leadership and Mentorship
At the 2025 Pacific Public Service Leaders Conference, a bold push to empower the next generation of public servants takes center stage. Mentorship, youth development, and blending traditional leadership with modern governance point to a united, resilient future for the Blue Pacific’s public service.
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David Byrne’s Who Is the Sky Tour Delivers Immersive Stagecraft and Joyful Reflection
David Byrne’s Who Is the Sky? turns a concert into a living, breathing art piece—music, imagery, and storytelling collide on stage. Vibrant visuals range from urban skylines to forests and oceans, inviting joy, reflection, and a rare sense of connection in unsettled times. An intimate voyage into art, identity, and what it means to be…
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Stranger Things Season 5: Final Chapter Arrives November 27, 2025 with Linda Hamilton
Stranger Things returns for its long-awaited fifth season, promising a finale packed with nostalgia, mystery, and the fate of Hawkins. The Duffer brothers open up about the bittersweet task of ending a decade-long phenomenon, as a new face—Linda Hamilton—joins the cast in a shadowy, high-stakes chapter set in 1987. The final ride hints at a…
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Anthropic’s Claude Under Scrutiny: Safety, Hacks and the Regulation Push
Anthropic positions itself at the forefront of AI safety and transparency, even as its Claude models reveal unsettling testing results. With hacking risks and regulatory debates on the horizon, the company argues for responsible innovation that could reshape jobs and society. A behind-the-scenes look at how powerful AI blends promise with profound safeguards.
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Flying Fijians Set for Historic 2026 Nations Championship
Historic news for Fiji rugby as the Flying Fijians brace for a new era in a global Nations Championship launching in 2026. A permanent, elite platform promises hard-fought tests against rugby’s giants and a bold leap forward for Fiji’s rugby journey.
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Samoa Observer Banned From Press Conferences in PM’s Media Showdown
An extraordinary clash in Samoa as the prime minister bans a major newspaper from future press conferences, citing misreporting and a breach of ethics. The move spotlights the delicate balance between press freedom, public accountability, and the boundaries of privacy. A developing story about how government and media navigate respect, responsibility, and scrutiny.
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COP30 Climate Finance: Will $1.3 Trillion Reach Frontline Nations?
Belém hosts COP30 as leaders grapple with turning climate pledges into real lifelines for the most vulnerable. A bold aim—up to $1.3 trillion annually—faces scrutiny as advocates demand immediate, transparent, fair action. The talks could redefine how the world funds adaptation, resilience, and climate justice.
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Fairfest Media Acquires WTE Miami, Aims to Double the Trade Show by 2026
Fairfest Media takes a major step into the Americas with the acquisition of WTE Miami, signaling a bold new era for travel trade events. Plans to double exhibitors and attendees for 2026 promise an even bigger, more dynamic B2B networking platform in North America.
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Las Vegas Grand Prix Poised to Elevate F1’s Night-Race Experience
Las Vegas’ F1 weekend returns with a sharper focus on spectacle—an earlier night race, nonstop entertainment, and more accessible ticket options. As organizers broaden the experience beyond the track, the city braces for another head-turning edition that feels bigger and more vibrant than ever.
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Cynthia Erivo and Lena Waithe Turn Heads as a Hollywood Power Couple
Cynthia Erivo and Lena Waithe are redefining Hollywood romance with a powerful, supportive partnership. From high-profile red carpets to intimate behind-the-scenes moments, their story blends ambition, authenticity, and love in a way that shines off the stage and into real life.
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France Backs Solomon Islands in Pacific Security Push and Training Pact
France steps up its security partnership in the Pacific, pledging tailored support to the Solomon Islands in tackling drugs, illegal fishing, and unexploded ordnance. Through training programs and closer intelligence sharing, a new era of civil-military cooperation and joint operations is taking shape in the region. The move signals broader regional ties and a steadfast…