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Fiji President Praises Military Chief as Peacekeepers Return from Iraq
in Fiji NewsAt a ceremony honoring 156 returning peacekeepers, Fiji’s President publicly saluted Brigadier General Kalouniwai for steadfast leadership through a pivotal political transition. The moment underscored a renewed focus on democracy and national unity as Fiji steps into a new chapter.
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NFL Week 17 Playoff Picture: Last Berths Up for Grabs
in SportsWeek 17 is shaping up as a high-stakes sprint toward the postseason, with several teams already punched and others fighting to stay alive. The playoff picture is shifting by the hour, as upcoming games threaten to redefine brackets and byes. A quick snapshot of where things stand and what’s still up for grabs as the…
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Unlicensed Seafood Surge Threatens Nausori Market Vendors
in Fiji NewsUnlicensed seafood vendors are encroaching on Nausori Market’s fish corridor, threatening licensed sellers and stirring questions about cleanliness and regulation. With authorities’ response seemingly delayed and stalls sitting empty, the market’s future hangs in the balance as regulators face mounting concerns.
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Grizzlies vs Wizards: Injury-Plagued Showdown Set for Dec. 20
in SportsA pivotal showdown looms as two teams chase momentum amid injuries and uncertainty. Memphis enters shorthanded, while Washington looks to capitalize on any missteps. Expect gritty defense, breakout moments, and a clash that could tilt the race for late-season momentum.
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Fiji Unveils Six-Year Plan to Elevate the Mahogany Sector
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils a six-year strategy to steer its mahogany industry toward sustainable, value-driven growth. Landowners sit at the heart of a plan that emphasizes collaboration, transparency, and responsible governance to meet social and environmental expectations. The shift aims to build a more resilient forestry sector with a premium-market focus for the future.
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Orlando Magic Plot Offensive Shake-Up as Banchero and Bane Refocus Shot Selection
in SportsWith a 16-12 start, the Orlando Magic are dialing in on offense. Paolo Banchero and Desmond Bane are central to a recalibrated attack—shifting toward cleaner looks and smarter ball movement. If that efficiency translates into more wins, the ceiling for the season could rise even higher.
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Richard Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague: A Modern Nod to Breathless and the French New Wave
in NewsRichard Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague revives the audacious spirit of the French New Wave, tracing the glow and grit of Breathless while paying homage to its improvisational electricity. Shot in grainy monochrome and steeped in Parisian atmosphere, it feels like a stylish reunion with Godard’s formative years. A nostalgic, modern meditation on cinema’s freedom that lingers…
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Kerr Bets on In-House Answers as Warriors Fight Inconsistency
in SportsSteve Kerr stays confident in Golden State’s depth as the season hits a rough patch. With Kuminga pushing back into the rotation and Horford nearing a return, the Warriors search for rhythm and a much-needed spark.
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Warriors Bet on Quinten Post as Center of the Future
in SportsQuinten Post has emerged as a surprising pillar for the Warriors, boosting his defense and rebounding as the rotation tightens. With questions at center and a looming decision on his fit alongside Curry, his next steps could redefine Golden State’s title window.
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Pistons on Top in a Tight Eastern Conference—Can the Knicks Catch Up?
in SportsAn Eastern Conference story is unfolding with more twists than anyone expected. The race to the playoffs is razor-thin, and momentum can swing in an instant—setting the stage for surprises and a wild finish.
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Venue Shortage Forces Fiji Basketball to Rethink 2026 Commonwealth and Asian Games Prep
in Fiji NewsBasketball Fiji President Olive Whippy unveils an ambitious plan to spread the sport nationwide, even as the biggest hurdle remains a shortage of suitable venues. With the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games on the 2026 horizon, the drive to prepare Fiji’s national teams is turning resilience into strategy.
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Tokasa Seniyasi Returns as Fiji Rugby Unveils 60-Player HPU Academy
in Fiji NewsSixty aspiring Fiji rugby players—30 men and 30 women—gathered for a high-octane, two-day selection that underlines Fiji’s push toward global rugby prominence. A standout comeback story adds an extra spark as the HPU Academy starts building a resilient, world-class talent pipeline for the future.
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Eric Branch: The 49ers Reporter Crafting Award-Winning Sports Coverage
in SportsEric Branch has been the heartbeat of 49ers coverage, turning every game into a human story fans remember. From small-town beginnings to national recognition, his reporting pairs speed with depth and an unmatched knack for storytelling. This look at his career shines a light on the moments, the people, and the craft behind a voice…
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49ers Weigh Mac Jones Trade as QB Market Heats Up
in SportsSan Francisco’s quarterback questions are about to get more combustible. As the market for proven starters tightens, the 49ers may choose timing over urgency to maximize Mac Jones’ value. With notable moves and a shifting landscape on the horizon, a calculated swing could redefine Jones’ future and the broader QB market.
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Powerball Surges to $1.6B in Record 46th Draw Cycle
in NewsPowerball has surged to a monumental $1.6 billion ahead of the next drawing, marking a record-breaking moment in the game’s history. As the 46th draw in this extraordinary jackpot cycle approaches, excitement—and questions about life-changing odds—are at a fever pitch. The stakes keep rising and fortunes hang in the balance for hopeful players everywhere.
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Fiji Weighs Gaza Peacekeeping Deployment After Israeli Invitation
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a pivotal choice on whether to deploy peacekeepers to a tense regional hotspot. The decision could redefine its role on the world stage while weighing the impact on service members and their families.
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NFC Playoff Picture Heats Up as Week 17 Stakes Rise
in SportsThe NFC playoff picture is tightening as the late-season drama ramps up. With top teams jockeying for seeding and surprising contenders fighting to stay alive, the coming weeks promise high-stakes clashes and shocking twists.
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Arizona Women Fall Short in Nail-Biter to Utah in Big 12 Opener
in SportsArizona’s season opener delivered drama, slipping 63-62 to Utah at McKale Center. A brutal 24-4 second quarter proved costly, even as the Wildcats fought back down the stretch. Coach Becky Burke stressed accountability and resilience, hinting at a promising path forward despite the setback.
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David Harbour Caught in Mysterious Hat Snatch at Encinitas Bar
in NewsDavid Harbour’s Encinitas weekend took an unexpectedly odd turn, captured on video at a local gastropub in a moment that left onlookers buzzing. A quick hat grab, a tense exchange, and a brief pause for reflection have sparked questions about the pressures of fame and the personal toll of a high-profile year. It’s a reminder…
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PACER-Plus Clash: Is Fiji’s Manufacturing at Risk?
in Fiji NewsA seasoned Fiji textile trader raises alarms about PACER-Plus, warning it could erode tariff revenue and undermine local manufacturers even as it promises broader gains. He contrasts Fiji’s delicate balance with larger economies and urges Diversification beyond tourism, citing SPARTECA as a safer path for protecting local industry.
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Jokic in the All-Time Top 10 Debate: Can a Second Championship Tip the Scales?
in SportsNikola Jokic’s ascent has sparked a spirited debate: is he earning a place among basketball’s all-time greats, or is the top-10 label still premature? With another title within reach, the conversation about his evolving legacy is only heating up as he continues to dominate.