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Fiji Consumer Council Warns of Rising Online Shopping Scams on Social Media
in Fiji NewsOnline shoppers are facing a new wave of scams on social marketplaces—payments made, goods never delivered, and sellers who vanish. Impulse buys and private transactions are fueling fraud, with counterfeit items on the rise. Stay alert for the warning signs in today’s online shopping landscape.
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Four Children Missing as Utah Mom Flees Abroad in Custody Case
in NewsFour children are missing after their mother allegedly took them overseas during a scheduled custody exchange. A protective order and no‑bail warrant have authorities racing to locate the siblings amid concerns for their safety this holiday season. Their father remains hopeful they’ll be found and brought home.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Wraps Filming as Destin Cretton Teases a Fresh Era
in NewsFilming on Spider-Man: Brand New Day has wrapped, and director Destin Daniel Cretton salutes a dedicated cast and crew led by Tom Holland. With a brand-new suit and the return of fan favorites, a bold new chapter promises plenty of high-flying thrills.
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BTS Teases New Album and Year-End Party in Live Stream
in DJ & MusicBTS’s lively WeVerse chat hints at a bold new era: talks of a forthcoming album, a possible 2026 comeback, and a year-end celebration for fans. The members also open up about past pressures and celebrate personal milestones, signaling an energized, refreshed chapter ahead.
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World War Z x The Walking Dead DLC Teases Slow Zombies Across Iconic Locations
in GamesTwo beloved universes collide in a new World War Z DLC inspired by The Walking Dead. Slow walkers, iconic locations, and a familiar cast bring a fresh, eerie twist—with a release on the horizon in January 2026.
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Trump touts private-sector job growth as November unemployment hits four-year high
in Fiji NewsUnemployment climbs to 4.6% in November even as private-sector hiring accelerates. With government spending cuts in the mix and policy questions on the horizon, the latest jobs data hints at a more nuanced path ahead.
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Sameer Minhas Shines as Pakistan Take Charge in ACC U-19 Asia Cup Final
in SportsDubai’s U-19 final delivered a rollercoaster of drama: a dropped catch, two brutal sixes, and a pivotal wicket that swung the momentum. A rising Pakistani opener sparks a high-octane start as the chase begins to take shape. The stage is set for a gripping clash that could swing on a single moment.
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DOJ Releases Epstein Records Under New Transparency Law, Sparking Accountability Debate
in Fiji NewsEpstein-related documents released under a new transparency push are reigniting the debate over public access, privacy, and accountability. With redactions and warnings about sensitive data, the disclosures remind readers that openness can clash with protections. The rollout also tested online systems, underscoring the high-stakes nature of the case.
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Two Suspects Sought in Tacirua East, Nasinu Attempted Robbery Linked to Rental Car
in Fiji NewsAn early-morning attempted robbery in Tacirua East, Nasinu has sparked a wide police manhunt. A rental car linked to the crime is under scrutiny as investigators close in on two suspects. The investigation continues as authorities work to keep the community safe.
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Landman Season 2: Fans Question Angela Norris’s Bold New Direction
in NewsAngela Norris’s bold turn in Landman has fans buzzing as Season 2 reshapes her story. Some celebrate the risk, others miss the deeper currents of Season 1. Will the series reclaim its character-driven edge, or lean into wilder, less familiar territory?
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ARC Raiders Unlocks Cinematic Settings After Patch 1.7.0 — Unreal Engine 5, 4K RT on RTX 5090
in GamesPatch 1.7.0 unlocks ARC Raiders’ Cinematic settings, opening a new tier of Unreal Engine 5 visuals. The catch? Crisper graphics can come with a noticeable hit to performance. This development mirrors a broader push in ambitious games to redefine how we experience PC visuals.
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Fiji’s First Oceania Institute of Technology Graduation Highlights Women-Led Tech Upskilling
in Fiji NewsAt Challenge Plaza, the Oceania Institute of Technology marked its first graduation, highlighting a strong push for women’s empowerment in Fiji. With 242 graduates—84% women—and solid completion rates, the milestone foreshadows expanded programs from certificates to advanced diplomas in high-demand fields.
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Fiji Corrections Service Hosts Nationwide Six-Hour Family Day for Inmates
in Fiji NewsAcross Fiji’s correctional facilities, a six-hour Family Day opened doors to laughter, tears, and renewed hope. Inmates and their loved ones shared meals and memories, underscoring the healing power of family bonds on the journey to reintegration this holiday season.
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Nadi International Airport Chaos After Fiji Airways Cancels Auckland-bound Flight
in Fiji NewsChaos erupted at Nadi International Airport as a Fiji Airways flight to Auckland was canceled after hours of delays. Travelers spent the night at the airport, frustration mounting as schedules shifted again and again. Meal vouchers offered a brief reprieve amid questions about communications and reliability in air travel.
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Tim McDiarmid Starts a New Chapter in Canada
in NewsTim McDiarmid, the mind behind The Good Kind Café, is trading familiar ground for a bold new start in Canada. A candid confession about choosing well-being over the grind hints at a fresh chapter in her culinary journey. Fans will want to see how this move reshapes her passion for food.
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Renowned Philippine Lawmaker Romeo Acop Dies at 78
in NewsTributes are pouring in for Romeo Acop, a longtime lawmaker and former police chief who helped lead reform efforts. As details of his passing emerge, colleagues remember a public servant defined by integrity and dedicated service.
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Fiji Airways apologizes for 20-hour Nadi-Auckland delay, pledges safety-first fixes and future travel discounts
in Fiji NewsFiji Airways apologizes after a 20-hour delay from Nadi to Auckland, citing safety checks and operational hurdles. The airline outlines steps to improve communication, frontline support, and passenger goodwill measures, signaling a renewed focus on service resilience.
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Marcus Smart fined $35,000 after halftime gesture as Lakers prepare for Clippers clash
in SportsAn intense halftime moment involving Marcus Smart sparked a pivotal turn in the Lakers’ 143-135 win over the Jazz. The fallout sets the stage for a high-stakes clash with the Clippers.
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Victoria Beckham Keeps Christmas Cheer Alive Amid Brooklyn Rift
in NewsVictoria Beckham faces a delicate Christmas as a rift with her eldest son Brooklyn looms large. Amid rumors and missed milestones, she stays focused on keeping the festive spirit bright for Harper and the family.
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Suva Volleyball Showdown: Heartland Warriors Unite in Silent Tribute
in Fiji NewsAn end-of-year volleyball tournament becomes a moving testament to resilience as the Heartland Warriors honor baby Susana with black armbands. Amid the competition, grief draws the team closer, transforming moments on the court into a shared tribute and a shining display of community spirit.
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Vuvale Fun Day in Suva: Sports to Unite Youth and Deter Crime
in Fiji NewsVuvale Fun Day lit up Jittu Estate with sports, smiles, and a shared sense of purpose as families and youths came together. In the shadow of rising youth crime, organizers hint at more community-driven efforts to steer young people toward positive paths.