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Cyclone Ditwah Devastates Sri Lanka as IMF Considers New Aid
Central Sri Lanka reels from a devastating cyclone, with villages shattered and families sheltering in relief centers. As authorities map a long road to reconstruction, uncertainties linger… read more
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UK Expands Fiji Sugar Quota, Extends Eight-Year Duty-Free Access
An important trade milestone for Fiji’s sugar sector: a larger export quota and years of duty-free access to the UK under a new Pacific partnership. A signal… read more
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Erasmus Warns Home Advantage Could Shake Up 2027 Rugby World Cup Pool A
Rassie Erasmus warns that home-ground advantage can tilt even the mightiest sides. The Pool A showdown between New Zealand and Australia could hinge on travel, jet lag,… read more
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Fiji Unveils Heritage-Driven Plan to Revive Levuka’s Economy and Protect UNESCO Status
A bold plan to revive Levuka’s economy while safeguarding its UNESCO World Heritage status is taking shape. From new heritage protections and business incentives to major infrastructure… read more
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Fiji Unveils 20 Education Reforms to Modernize Classrooms
Fiji gears up for a bold education reboot as 20 policies are approved to modernize classrooms and strengthen the system. Led by Minister Aseri Radrodro, the reforms… read more
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Return of Thai Worker’s Remains Could Pivot Gaza Ceasefire Talks
Eight weeks into a fragile Gaza ceasefire, the return of a worker’s remains shifts the momentum of ongoing talks. As discussions hinge on disarmament and an international… read more
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Spotify Wrapped 2025: Bad Bunny Reclaims Global Top Artist Title
Spotify Wrapped 2025 reveals a year of dramatic comebacks and rising stars. Bad Bunny reclaims global top status, The Wiggles top Australia’s local charts, and a TikTok… read more
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Namaka-Nadi Breath Test Crackdown: Eight Arrested for Drunk Driving
A high-visibility breath-test operation along the Namaka–Nadi corridor underscores the ongoing push to curb drunk driving and keep road users safe. read more
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Sequel Leaves Fans Guessing
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 leans into its gaming roots, but its ambitious threads sometimes fray, leaving fans with more questions than answers. The sequel follows Mike,… read more
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Lawmakers Clash Over Caribbean Drug-Boat Strike, Questioning Legality and Transparency
After a Caribbean strike left 11 suspected drug traffickers dead, U.S. lawmakers are split on ethics, legality, and the decisions behind the operation. As testimony and footage… read more
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Tourism Fiji Signals 2025 Marketing Push After Northern Talanoa
A pivotal gathering in Fiji maps a path toward inclusive, regionally balanced growth as Tourism Fiji brings together its board, operators, and traditional leaders. Plans on the… read more
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Pregnant, Far From Home: A PALM Migrant’s Australian Struggle
From the Solomon Islands to a small Australian town, a mother-to-be joined a program meant to build a brighter future. Years later, with a baby in her… read more
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Fiji Considers Revenue-Sharing Water Catchment Leases for Landowners
A bold proposal could reshape Fiji’s water catchment leases, nudging landowners toward a revenue-sharing model that balances community needs with the nation’s water security. read more
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Fiji SPX Annual Awards Return Boosts Confidence in Financial Hub Ambitions
Fiji’s financial scene shines as the SPX reinstates its Annual Awards, highlighting governance, transparency, and investor confidence. A Lifetime Achievement honor for Hari Punja punctuates a night… read more
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Etzebeth handed 12-week ban for eye-gouge in Wales clash
South Africa’s Eben Etzebeth faces a 12-week ban after an eye-gouging incident against Wales, sidelining him from club action through early 2026. The ruling underscores the strict… read more
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Manchester United Frustration Deepens After West Ham Draw Ahead of Wolves Clash
Frustration ran high after a 1-1 draw, leaving Manchester United facing questions about form and balance. With critics weighing in and a crucial fixture looming, the mood… read more
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What the Credit Union Bill 2025 Could Mean for Fiji
Fiji’s financial sector gets a major refresh with a landmark Credit Union reform. Expect stronger member protections, modern governance, and clearer oversight as the move reshapes the… read more
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Parametric Insurance Boom as Storm Season Approaches
Parametric insurance is catching on as families bolster protection against severe weather. New, affordable products are rolling out for welfare and disability needs, plus a standalone rainfall… read more
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Labasa Market Faces Produce Shortage as Farmers Pivot to Direct Sales
Farmers in the Northern Division are rethinking where to sell as local produce grows scarce. Cassava stays in strong demand while rain and market changes push some… read more
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Minneapolis Immigration Sweep Sparks National Debate Over Somali Community
Minneapolis becomes a focal point in the national immigration debate as a federal operation touches members of the Somali community. The unfolding story raises questions about safety,… read more
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California Seedlings Land in Fiji, Fueling Vanua Levu Orchard Plan
Fresh seedlings from California arrive in Fiji, kicking off a bold farming venture in Vanua Levu. A citrus-and-fruit pilot, supported by modern greenhouses and local partnerships, hints… read more
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Movember Milestone in Fiji: Over $20K for Men’s Health
Movember meets community spirit as a local team champions men’s health—from mental wellbeing to prostate cancer—through thoughtful fundraising and awareness. This effort shows how conversations and small… read more
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Fiji Unveils Bold Plan for Universal Electricity by 2029 and 100% Renewable Power by 2035
Fiji unveils an ambitious plan to deliver universal electricity by 2029 and push toward 100% renewable energy by 2035. A sweeping grid upgrade and new clean-energy projects… read more
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Could a Department of Men Redefine Masculinity and End Sexual Violence?
A bold call to redefine manhood and place men at the center of preventing sexual violence is sparking debate. A pastor argues that real progress starts with… read more
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No Ministry of Men Needed in Fiji, Says Women’s Rights Leader
Fiji’s Nalini Singh argues that a separate “Ministry of Men” isn’t needed, saying men’s needs are already addressed within mainstream government ministries. She contends that true gender… read more
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Fiji U17 Women Ready for Oceania Cup in Samoa
Fresh off a standout season, Fiji’s U17 women’s basketball team arrives in Samoa with confidence, a dynamic roster, and rising star Makaefa Savu ready to lead. As… read more
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Fiji’s Constitution Reform: President Urges Open, Inclusive Public Dialogue
Fiji’s leadership is urging a transparent, people-powered path to constitutional reform, stressing that true ownership comes from inclusive, meaningful dialogue. A shift toward broader public participation and… read more
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Fabergé Winter Egg Breaks Auction Record at Christie’s London
Record-breaking Fabergé: the Winter Egg, carved from rock crystal and encrusted with diamonds, set a new auction high. One of just a few still in private hands,… read more
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Ian Thorpe Joins LawConnect Ahead of Sydney-Hobart Race
Five-time Olympic swimming champion Ian Thorpe swaps the pool for the cockpit, joining LawConnect as they chase a third straight Sydney-Hobart win. At 43, he begins his… read more
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Nationwide Drive to Prevent Suicide: Governments Unite for Mental Health Support
Rising suicide rates are prompting a bold cross-sector response, with government ministries, civil groups, and faith-based organizations rallying to expand mental health support in rural areas. A… read more