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Ocean of Peace: Pacific Islands Forum Unveils Blue Pacific Vision
Pacific leaders unveil a bold “Ocean of Peace” declaration, tying sovereignty to climate action, peaceful conflict prevention, and healing for communities affected by nuclear testing. A new era of regional unity and resilience unfolds, shaping a rules-based future for the Blue Pacific. A compelling glimpse into a peaceful, prosperous path ahead.
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Israel Intensifies Gaza City Assault as Civilians Struggle to Escape
Airstrikes tighten the grip on Gaza City as civilians scramble for safety amid ongoing bombardment. Evacuation orders clash with reality on the ground, forcing impossible choices for families trapped in a city under siege. International calls for relief grow louder as the humanitarian crisis deepens, underscoring a fragile path toward relief amid relentless fighting.
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Gaza City Faces Escalating Airstrikes as Civilians Seek Refuge
Relentless airstrikes press Gaza City’s residents to the brink as civilians scramble for safety and scarce aid. Amid the chaos, stories of resilience emerge and calls for relief hint at a fragile path toward peace.
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Nawaqanitawase Sparks Union Return Buzz Ahead of 2027 World Cup
From sevens to an electric NRL breakout, Mark Nawaqanitawase is at the heart of a shifting rugby landscape. Whispers of a union return and a tilt at the 2027 Rugby World Cup add a tense, tantalizing layer to his evolving story.
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Wallabies weigh Nawaqanitawase return as cross-code whispers spark 2027 Rugby World Cup talk
Could Mark Nawaqanitawase’s cross-code journey take another twist? A standout season has fans buzzing about a rugby union return, thanks to his electrifying pace and scoring flair. Yet with club commitments and coaching dynamics in play, the next chapter remains anyone’s guess.
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Netherlands Threatens Eurovision Boycott Over Gaza Crisis
Eurovision faces a high-stakes reckoning as broadcasters weigh Israel’s participation amid mounting Gaza-related controversy. Behind the music, debates over press freedom, diplomacy, and the contest’s role in global discourse are intensifying. The outcome could redefine how culture and geopolitics mix on the world’s biggest stage.
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Fiji Secures Major ADB Funding to Boost Water Security and Ocean Health
New investments are set to transform Fiji’s water system and coastlines. Upgrades to the Kinoya wastewater treatment plant aim to boost capacity, cut losses, and improve ocean health around Laucala Bay. The plan also includes a regional training hub in Lautoka to grow water-utility expertise across the Pacific.
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Kadavu’s Debut Season Sparks Fijian Rugby Shake-Up
Newcomers Kadavu are shaking up the Subrails Marama Championship with a gritty, nail-biting victory that signals a rising force in Fijian rugby. Suva answers in style with a dominant display, hinting at a shifting balance as the season heats up. It’s a season of grit, growth, and fresh contenders.
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Late Equalizer Keeps Ba in a Draw with Navua as Nasinu Roars to 5-2 Win in the Extra Premier League
Two dramatic results from the Extra Premier League hint at a season full of twists. Ba fought back to snatch a 1-1 draw with Navua at 4R Stadium after a late equalizer, while Nasinu surged to a 5-2 victory over Tavua in Pacific Harbour. Momentum shifts and bold performances are shaping a thrilling race to…
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Naitasiri Edge Lautoka to Defend Farebrother Trophy in Skipper Cup Thriller
Resilience, rivalry, and high-stakes rugby defined Round Five as Naitasiri defended the Farebrother Sullivan Trophy in a dramatic clash with Lautoka. With momentum swings, a red-card moment, and late heroics, the Skipper Cup title race stays wide open.
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Fiji Faces Canada in Pacific Nations Cup Semifinal Showdown
Two rugby powerhouses collide in a high-stakes Pacific Nations Cup semifinal as Fiji face Canada in Colorado. With Canada sharpening its kicking game and Fiji chasing a balance of flair and discipline, the clash promises a gripping pathway toward 2027 and beyond.
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Trump’s UK Visit: Royal Welcome Sparks Diplomatic Buzz
With a high-profile state visit underway, Britain’s royal family masterfully blends ceremony and diplomacy. The display hints at a broader strategic effort to strengthen the enduring U.S.-UK partnership, where tradition and soft power steer today’s geopolitical conversations.
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Bara Battle Fiji: Wheelbarrow Race Raises Over $1 Million for Kids with Disabilities
Here are a few short teaser options you can use: – Fiji’s Albert Park lights up with the 9th Bara Battle, where teams race for a bigger cause—supporting children with disabilities and celebrating true community spirit. – A vibrant charity showdown in Fiji showcases teamwork and generosity, turning a race into lasting impact for kids…
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Phil Salt Sparks England to Record T20I Total as Series Hangs in the Balance
Phil Salt lit up Old Trafford with a breathtaking T20I century, driving England to a record score and setting the pace for the series. With Buttler’s rapid contribution and a relentless bowling display, the decider at Trent Bridge is anyone’s game.
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Fiji Women Seal Fifth Place in East Asia-Pacific Qualifier in Suva
Fiji’s women’s cricket team signed off a tough East Asia-Pacific qualifier with a confident, hopeful finish. A standout all-round performance hints at bright days ahead for Pacific cricket.
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Makelesi Bulikiobo: Fiji Sprint Icon Receives World Athletics Veteran Pin
Makelesi Bulikiobo’s career spans record-breaking sprinting and transformative coaching across Fiji and the Pacific. The World Athletics Veteran Pin honors a trailblazer whose impact reaches beyond the track, shaping generations of athletes and leaders.
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Georgia Battery Plant Raid Triggers Seoul-U.S. Visa Talks
An unprecedented, military-style crackdown at a Georgia plant left hundreds of workers detained and families in turmoil. As diplomacy and visa rules come under scrutiny, this episode raises urgent questions about immigration enforcement, worker rights, and the costs of global business.
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NFL Probes Tyreek Hill Over Domestic Violence Allegations
New questions surround Dolphins star Tyreek Hill as the NFL investigates domestic-violence allegations raised by his estranged wife. The unfolding case tests the boundaries of league conduct policies and what accountability looks like off the field.
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Nadroga Dominates Yasawa in Round Five of Subrails Marama Championship, Sparks Championship Push
Nadroga delivered a dominant display, signaling a serious push up the standings. A blend of power, speed, and clinical execution left Yasawa trailing, while Nadroga’s growing momentum adds intrigue as the championship heats up.
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Solomon Islands Abolishes Tax on Menstrual Products, Aims to End Period Poverty
A Pacific nation takes a bold stand against period poverty by scrapping taxes on menstrual products, a move aimed at boosting school attendance and health for girls across the region. A historic step that could spark wider change.
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World Cup 2026 Tickets Break Records as Fans Anticipate Expanded Tournament
Global football fever is mounting as the 2026 World Cup approaches, with record demand and plans unfolding across North America’s host cities. A bigger, more global celebration of the beautiful game is on the horizon, promising moments that could define a generation of fans.
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Tailevu Naitasiri Seek Premier Promotion in Decisive Second Leg Against Seaqaqa FC
Sunday’s Subrail Park clash pits Tailevu Naitasiri against Seaqaqa FC in a high-stakes return, with a slim first-leg lead on the line. Absences and suspensions tighten the squad, pushing a defensive, counterattack-ready plan—and 16-year-old Jason Dau could be the breakout spark. A tense battle awaits as they chase the Premier Division berth.
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Joji Nasova Poised for Flying Fijians Debut in Pacific Nations Cup Semi vs Canada
Former 7s sensation Joji Nasova is set to make his 15s debut as Fiji gears up for a Pacific Nations Cup semi-final against Canada. Named in the 23-man squad, Nasova could spark off the bench and inject a fresh spark for the Flying Fijians. Monday’s showdown promises high stakes and big moments.
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Vanua Trophy Kickoff Delivers Thrills With High-Scoring Round 1 Showdowns
An electric kickoff to the Vodafone Vanua Trophy delivered drama, momentum, and a taste of the battles to come. From tight finishes to standout showdowns, the opening round has set the pace as teams push toward Round 2 and a quest for the quarterfinals.
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Fiji Netball Inter-District Competition Returns with Battle of the Netters
After a two-year pause, 17 district netball associations unite for the Battle of the Netters—a bold comeback aimed at reigniting Fiji’s netball passion. Backed by strong sponsorship and a focus on nurturing young talent, the September showdown signals a bright new chapter for the sport.
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Fiji-France Youth Exchange Sparks Inclusive Sports Push
Four Fijian volunteers spent seven months in France promoting inclusive sports—especially for women and people with disabilities—across rugby and table tennis. Their experience promises fresh ideas and skills to empower communities back home and strengthen Fiji–France ties.
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Fiji’s Shaid Sasalu Eyes World Youth Cup Glory in Gibraltar
21-year-old Shaid Sasalu is living a childhood dream with Fiji’s Baby Pearls, chasing a world-stage breakthrough. Born in Australia and rooted in Tailevu, she chose to honor her heritage and push Fiji netball onto the global stage. Her journey — fueled by heritage, grit, and rising talent — hints at exciting things to come for…
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Farebrother Challenge Showdown: Lautoka Seeks Redemption Against Naitasiri at HFC Bank Stadium
Rugby pride is on the line as Lautoka faces Naitasiri in a high-stakes Farebrother Challenge at HFC Bank Stadium. With star Drua talents in Lautoka and a hungry defending champion in Naitasiri, this storied rivalry promises drama, intensity, and a chapter you won’t want to miss.
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Pacific Pushes to Turn ICJ Climate Opinion into Global Accountability
Pacific nations are pressing to turn the ICJ’s climate advisory into real-world action—transforming legal guidance into binding reforms. From constitutional protections and a new regional climate office to reparations for loss and damage, the push aims to secure accountability for the communities most affected.
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ICJ Climate Opinion Sparks New Accountability for Polluters
A landmark ICJ advisory opinion is touted as a turning point for climate justice, especially for small island nations. It promises new leverage to demand accountability and equity, while highlighting the urgent need for adaptation support—hinting at how legal tools could reshape future climate negotiations and safeguard vulnerable communities.