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Taiwan-Fiji Digital Health Drive Transforms Care
Fiji’s healthcare is entering a new era, powered by an innovative partnership that blends digital tools with hands-on care. A digital patient-management platform is transforming records and… read more
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Fijian Photojournalist Battles Diabetes, Finds Renewed Purpose
An acclaimed Fijian photojournalist faces a life-changing medical crisis that could halt his work behind the camera. As he navigates fear, surgery, and the road to recovery… read more
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USP Professors Named Fellows of the Pacific Academy of Sciences
Two USP professors have been named Fellows of the Pacific Academy of Sciences, underscoring the region’s rising leadership in science, education, and climate-related research. Their work spans… read more
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Fiji Airports Names New Leaders to Drive Blue Pacific Aviation
Fiji Airports unveils two strategic leadership appointments, blending international expertise with a strong local focus to elevate safety and maintenance across its airport network. A story of… read more
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Piano Diplomacy: German-Fiji Concert Bridges Cultures in Suva
– A night of piano, diplomacy, and shared melodies in Suva—where music proved it can bridge cultures and strengthen international friendship. – An evening of masterful performance… read more
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France Boosts Pacific Academic Ties With €130k Funding for 70 Researchers in 2025
France is boosting its Pacific academic ties with a new €130,000 initiative under Campus Mobile Pacifique, backing dozens of students and researchers across Fiji, PNG, and the… read more
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Pacific Islands Push for Direct Climate Financing and Equal Voice Ahead of COP31
Pacific island nations and their overseas territories are banding together to demand a real voice in climate decision-making. With COP31 on the horizon, they argue that fair… read more
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Antalya to Host COP31 as Australia Leads Pacific Climate Push
Antalya takes center stage as COP31’s host, signaling a pivotal moment in the global climate dialogue. With Australia steering negotiations and a sharp focus on the Pacific,… read more
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Eight dead as Tahiti landslide buries homes; rescuers search for those missing amid unstable debris
Tragedy hits Tahiti as a devastating landslide buries homes, leaving at least eight dead. Rescue teams battle unstable terrain and heavy rain, aided by drones and sniffer… read more
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Manaaki Scholar from Vanuatu Eyes a Pacific Tech Future
From Port Vila to the forefront of Pacific tech, Nigel Batie blends family values with a drive to solve real-world problems. His Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship opened… read more
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Fiji’s Path to Reconciliation: Rabuka Reflects on Coup, Reparations, and Accountability
Fiji’s journey toward healing takes a candid turn as Rabuka revisits the 1987 coup, reparations, and the price of accountability. He hints at a future shaped by… read more
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Heavy Rain Alert in Southern and Eastern Fiji as Trough Approaches, Thunderstorms and Flood Risk
Weekend forecast drama ahead: a heavy rain alert spreads across parts of Viti Levu and nearby islands, with showers, thunderstorms, and breezy winds in the mix. Clouds… read more
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Fiji’s Rabuka Signals Healing as Truth Commission Confronts Coup Past
Fiji’s Prime Minister faces the Truth and Reconciliation Commission with a call for candid stories from a painful chapter in the nation’s past, framing reconciliation as a… read more
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Wallabies chase first win over All Blacks since 2020 as World Cup 2027 looms
An 11-game streak against the All Blacks looms large as the Wallabies push toward Rugby World Cup 2027. With Chile and Hong Kong China in the pool… read more
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Grynspan Seeks UN Secretary-General Post: Reform, Trust and a Historic Female Bid
Rebeca Grynspan enters the UN leadership race with a vow to rebuild trust and push for reform. The bid spotlights gender parity and regional balance, hinting at… read more
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2025 TV Cancellations: Beloved Shows End Too Soon, What Comes Next?
2025 ended with more goodbyes than finales, as beloved shows were canceled across platforms and left with unanswered questions. Abrupt ends, possible new homes, and a reshaped… read more
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Is the Fed Turning a Corner on Pandemic Losses?
After a challenging period tied to pandemic-era policy, the Fed seems to be edging back into profit territory. A modest drop in its deferred asset hints at… read more
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Alyssa Farah Griffin Out Sick at Six Months Pregnant as The View Navigates Absences
Late in her pregnancy, Alyssa Farah Griffin reveals a stomach virus has sidelined her from The View, joining a stretch of cohost absences. As pregnancies, injuries, and… read more
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Fiji Leads Pacific Legal Reforms to Tackle Cybercrime and Gender-Based Violence
– Fiji is charting a new course for Pacific law, driving reforms that modernize justice and strengthen regional cooperation while grounding laws in local realities. – A… read more
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Scheffler, McIlroy Lead Jack Nicklaus Award Nominations for PGA Tour Player of the Year
Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy headline the race for golf’s Jack Nicklaus Award as the PGA Tour’s Player of the Year contenders are revealed. With a Masters… read more
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Winston Hill Faces Ben Mahoney in Vacant IBF Pan Pacific Title Bid on the Gold Coast
Fijian Olympian Winston Hill returns to the ring this weekend, chasing a vacant IBF Pan Pacific title against Ben Mahoney on the Gold Coast. With knockout power… read more
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Fiji Unveils Multi-Layer Plan to Shield Homes From Termites
Fiji is rolling out a bold, multi-pronged plan to curb a rising termite threat targeting homes, farms, and infrastructure. The strategy goes beyond chemicals—emphasizing smart building design,… read more
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Fiji Advances Disability Inclusion on International Day for Persons with Disabilities
Fiji is advancing disability inclusion with a national celebration in Labasa under the theme “There is ability in every disability.” Leaders say real progress comes from wide-reaching… read more
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Rising Fiji star Zech set for breakout at U17 Oceania Cup in Apia
At 16, Zech Tuivanuavou is stepping onto Fiji’s international stage, fueled by a family legacy and a fierce drive to prove himself. As the U17 Oceania Cup… read more
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Fiji’s Digital Leap Faces Online Abuse Against Women with Disabilities
On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, experts spotlight a double-edged tech reality for women and girls with disabilities: connectivity unlocks education and opportunity, but online… read more
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Peru to Equip Candidates with Bulletproof Vests Ahead of 2026 Elections
Peru’s election security takes an unprecedented turn with bulletproof vests proposed for presidential hopefuls as violence courses through the campaign. With the race ahead and safety concerns… read more
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Indie Spirit Awards Nominations Spark Oscar Buzz Ahead of 2026 Ceremony
The 2026 Spirit Awards nominations are in, spotlighting a mix of indie standouts and early Oscar chatter. From Peter Hujar’s Day to buzzy TV contenders, the lineup… read more
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Vilnius Flights Halted Over Balloons Linked to Smuggling Allegations Against Lukashenko
Flights at Vilnius Airport are paused again as suspected balloons drift into restricted airspace, with officials pointing to a looming smuggling scheme tied to Belarus. A tense… read more
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The View live mic cut sparks censorship chatter around Sara Haines
During a recent live Hot Topics moment on The View, Sara Haines faced an unexpected censorship moment that underscored the tension between candid commentary and network control.… read more
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Fijian Crested Iguana Returns to Qalito Island, Signaling a Conservation Milestone
Qalito Island marks a hopeful turning point for Fiji’s endangered reptiles with the return of the Fijian Crested Iguana. A dedicated effort to restore native habitat and… read more