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Gaza Aid Shift: Private Distribution Rises as Air Drops Fade
Gaza’s aid crisis is fueling a heated debate over delivery methods. From air drops to privately run, neutral distribution sites, officials warn that real impact hinges on… read more
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Rift Over Donor Participation Tests Pacific Islands Forum Unity
Pacific leaders face a high-stakes rift that could redefine decades of regional unity. Sovereignty, diplomacy, and the future of climate finance and development aid hang in the… read more
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Harry and Meghan Secure Multiyear Netflix Pact with Archewell
Harry and Meghan renew their Netflix partnership with Archewell Productions, stepping into a multiyear first-look deal that grants more creative freedom. Expect a broader slate—from intimate lifestyle… read more
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Unprecedented National Guard Deployment in DC as Trump Declares Public-Safety Emergency
Washington braces as the National Guard arrives and federal control over city policing expands in a move critics call unprecedented. With a White House briefing looming and… read more
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Bainimarama-Qiliho Trial Sparks Debate on Fiji Police Independence
In Suva, a high-stakes court case escalates as the final prosecution witness sheds light on appointment processes and professional conduct at the top of Fiji’s police service.… read more
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Tudravu Takes Stand as State Witness in Fiji’s Bainimarama-Qiliho Trial
A state witness takes the stand in a high-stakes Suva High Court case, spotlighting the fragile balance between leadership and due process. As the proceedings unfold, the… read more
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Crystal Palace in Limbo as CAS Upholds UEFA Demotion to Conference League
Crystal Palace face a new European chapter after CAS upheld UEFA’s demotion decision tied to multi-club ownership. With legal avenues open, the club must navigate a tighter… read more
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Fiji Tackles Diabetes Stigma as Care Reform Takes Shape
Diabetes stigma is hindering care in Fiji, say health advocates. By untangling myths about Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes, the piece shows how fear and… read more
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Solar-Powered Biofloc Shrimp System Boosts Fiji’s Sustainable Aquaculture
A solar-powered, biofloc shrimp-tank project in Nasilai is steering Fiji toward greener, more resilient aquaculture. The initiative blends innovative farming with community training to boost food security… read more
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Lautoka High Court Set for Sentencing in Fiji’s Biggest Meth Case
Mitigation submissions begin in Lautoka as Fiji’s largest meth trafficking case moves toward sentencing. Nine defendants face stiff penalties as the court weighs the operation’s scale and… read more
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From Savings to Keys: Fiji’s Rural Housing Milestone
Rural Macuata reveals how disciplined saving, paired with targeted government support, can turn a modest income into a first home. A village canteen operator’s decade-long effort culminates… read more
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Hall & Oates Quietly Resolve Partnership Dispute Through Private Arbitration
Hall & Oates end years of public dispute in a private settlement, closing a chapter that sparked headlines and long-running questions. Details stay private, but the duo’s… read more
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Life sentence in Fiji sea-tragedy sparks push for maritime safety reforms
Justice at sea: A Fiji High Court delivers a life sentence in a chilling incident aboard the FV Tiro II, where five lives were lost and survivors… read more
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Fiji Unveils $10 Million HIV Plan to Expand Prevention and Care Nationwide
Fiji launches a $10 million push to expand HIV prevention, testing, and care nationwide. The plan centers on community-led outreach, broader testing access, and faster entry to… read more
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Colombia in Shock as Presidential Hopeful Senator Dies After Campaign Shooting
Colombia reels from a shocking campaign attack on a prominent senator and presidential hopeful. As investigators hunt for those behind the shooting, the case raises urgent questions… read more
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Pacific Prioritizes Local Climate Action as ICJ Advisory Expands Polluter Accountability
In the Pacific, communities and youth are steering climate resilience from the ground up, prioritizing prevention and locally led solutions. An ICJ advisory on emitter accountability adds… read more
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Naitasiri’s Youth Exodus: Will Returnees Spark a Rural Revival?
Young people are leaving Naitasiri in search of opportunity, reshaping the province. A bold, community-driven push could turn departures into returns and spark local development. read more
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Fiji Cabinet Size Sparks Minister Cost Debate
Fiji’s cabinet size is back under the spotlight as the cost debate intensifies. Critics say ministers are costing taxpayers far more than comparable administrations overseas, fueling calls… read more
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Lautoka Murder Case Heads to High Court Over Post-Mortem Delays
A Lautoka man faces a murder charge after a domestic dispute left his wife dead, with a post-mortem still pending as the case moves toward the High… read more
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Ukraine Scrambles as Russian Advances Mount Ahead of Putin-Trump Alaska Summit
Clashes flare again in eastern Ukraine as a high-stakes diplomatic showdown looms. With a Putin–Trump summit on the horizon, Kyiv and its European partners demand a peace… read more
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Suva to Host Weekend School Rugby Semifinals with Live Coverage
Weekends semifinals head to Suva, spotlighting a marquee U18 clash as Ratu Kadavulevu School takes on Suva Grammar School at 5pm under the HFC Bank Stadium lights.… read more
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Fiji Bets on Rural Farming to Unlock Higher Growth
Fiji’s rural farming sector could be the engine of faster, more inclusive growth—if incomes for farming households rise through targeted investments and strong public-private collaboration. Improved infrastructure,… read more
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Fiji Turns Disaster Lessons into Fast Finance for Safer Communities
– Fiji is blending sharper disaster forecasts with bold financing and resilient infrastructure to shield communities when storms strike—and the approach could redefine resilience. – As climate… read more
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Fiji’s Goat Shed Aid: Government Covers Two-Thirds of Costs
Fiji’s goat farmers could unlock major upgrades to their sheds with a government-backed program that covers a large share of costs for qualifying mid-sized herds. With criteria… read more
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Fiji Journalists Targeted Outside Suva High Court, FMA Demands Stronger Court Security
An attempted assault on journalists outside Suva’s High Court has sparked renewed calls for stronger court security. The Fijian Media Association says reporters must cover proceedings without… read more
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Fiji’s Largest Meth Case Heads to Sentencing in Lautoka High Court
Mitigation hearings kick off in Lautoka as Fiji’s largest drug-trafficking case moves toward sentencing. Nine defendants await a high-stakes decision that could redefine penalties for major narcotics… read more
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Syria probes hospital shooting in Sweida amid calls for accountability
An internal investigation has been launched into a disturbing incident at Sweida’s main hospital, as authorities vow accountability and civilian protection amid Syria’s volatile security scene. The… read more
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Fiji Flying Fijians Push Two-Week Prep for Pacific Nations Cup Opener Against Tonga
Fiji’s Flying Fijians begin a focused camp, using a two-week window to sharpen plans and build fitness ahead of a Pacific Nations Cup opener in Suva against… read more
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Offset and JID Drop Nu-Metal Collab Bodies Ahead of New Albums
Offset and JID fuse melodic grit with rapid-fire verse in a nu-metal-tinged collab that defies genre labels. Recorded across continents around a bold sample, this track signals… read more
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TLTB Tightens Rent Arrears Recovery While Offering Flexible Tenant Payment Plans
An intensified effort to recover overdue lease payments is reshaping the balance between protecting landowner income and tenant stability. The board is expanding enforcement while introducing flexible… read more