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Egypt celebrate a historic win at the FIFA World Cup after defeating New Zealand 3-1 this afternoon. Mohamed Salah was once again Egypt’s hero as he helped secure their first-ever World Cup win. The Pharaohs captain scored and assisted at BC Place Vancouver, moving Egypt to the top of Group G and putting them in a strong position to qualify for the knockout rounds. Egypt had to come from behind to record their historic win after New Zealand defender Finn Surman headed the All Whites ahead in the 15th minute from Tim Payne’s corner. Nevertheless, Egypt constantly threatened an equaliser…

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The Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) has officially launched Infantry Week 2026, with an opening parade held at Albert Park in Suva on Monday. The event, organised by the Third Battalion Fiji Infantry Regiment, brought together military personnel and defence partners to begin a week of activities recognising the service, heritage and enduring role of the infantry. Opening the celebrations, Chief of Staff Land Force Command Colonel Penioni Naliva said this year’s theme, “We Are All Infantiers,” reflects the shared infantry roots that connect all members of the RFMF, regardless of their rank, role or unit. Colonel Naliva said…

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A 41-year-old man has been remanded in custody following his appearance in the Nasinu Magistrates Court on charges related to the possession of illicit drugs and alleged proceeds of crime. The accused was intercepted by officers from the Southern Division during a mobile patrol operation along Omkar Road in Narere on 17 June 2026. Police say a search of the vehicle uncovered several small zip-lock bags containing a white substance, which was later confirmed to be methamphetamine. Officers also seized a large sum of cash suspected to be linked to criminal activity. Following investigations, the man was charged with one…

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Authorities are examining 27 parcels containing white substances recovered from Fiji’s Lau Group, with testing currently underway at the Fiji Police Forensics Laboratory in Suva. Investigators from the Forensic and Criminal Investigations Department have joined forces with the Republic of Fiji Navy to continue inquiries and retrieve an additional 35 parcels discovered floating near Munia Island on Thursday afternoon. Police acknowledged the swift response of local communities, noting that the initial discovery was promptly reported by the Turaga ni Koro. The parcels were subsequently secured by officers from the Vanua Balavu Police Station. The latest finds follow earlier discoveries across…

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