Features
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Redemption Through Woodworking: A Prisoner’s Path to Freedom and a Fresh Start
At 35, Balekivuya has spent nearly half his life behind bars. With release set for August, his story hints at a second chance born from craft, faith, and the hope of rebuilding a life anew.
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Tulagi Debuts Sevataki on VT1S’s Ga Ni Vatu Album
Emerging Fijian artist Tulagi makes a striking entrance with Sevataki on the Ga Ni Vatu album. The track navigates heartbreak with an unexpected upbeat pulse, blending intimate lyrics with a refreshing rhythm. A personal journey—from local contests to a professional studio—signals a bold new chapter in his music.
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From Fruit Picker to Family Builder: A PALM Worker’s Quiet Rise
Four years of overseas work have become a promise for Luisa Delana and her family. By turning every paycheck into lasting investments—from a Kadavu home to a village boat and a small canteen, with more plans on the horizon—she shows how determination and smart saving can reshape a future. A story of resilience and self-belief…
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When the Tap Goes Dry: A Fiji Mother’s Battle with Water Shortages
Before dawn, Sevutia rises to keep her family moving—washing by rainwater and planning every day around unpredictable taps. When water runs dry for days, survival becomes a shared routine, and the dream of a steady tank grows brighter. A portrait of resilience, daily labor, and quiet hope in the face of scarcity.
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Preschool Inclusion Sparks: An Autism Event That Fosters Friendship
Raising a child on the autism spectrum is a journey full of surprises, artistry, and powerful strengths. A glimpse from Beacon Learning Centre’s Fruitsy Whimsy shows how inclusion opens doors for kids to connect, learn, and grow together. For Mereoni Care, these moments highlight a community where every child can shine.
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Shakespeare in Suva: Fijian Students Deliver a Fresh Take on The Taming of the Shrew
An unlikely troupe of Fijian students lit up Suva Town Hall with five scenes from The Taming of the Shrew, delivering wit, poise, and a fearless new voice on stage. Their performance hinted at a broader shift—where tradition meets modern aspirations and the island’s girls claim a brighter space in the arts.
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Fiji Woman Turns Vision Loss into Classroom Empowerment for International Women’s Day
Celebrating International Women’s Day, Fulori Cavukiliu’s journey is a powerful reminder of resilience and empowerment. From a life-altering illness to a career uplifting visually impaired students, her story shows how early support and unwavering determination can transform lives.
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Elevate Your Living Room with Modern Recliners and Flexible Financing in Fiji
Modern recliner seating blends ergonomic support with stylish comfort, turning living rooms into relaxing retreats for the whole family. From leather to microfiber, a range of premium upholstery options and intuitive manual adjustments promise everyday luxury that fits any decor. A thoughtful mix of form, function, and flexible financing options could bring this comfort home.
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Stop Kitchen Sponge Odors: Simple Hygiene Tips to Keep Sponges Fresh
Smelly kitchen sponges don’t have to be the rule. A few simple habits—thorough rinsing, wringing out moisture, smart storage, and a quick rotation—can curb odors and bacteria, helping sponges stay fresh and last longer without harsh chemicals.
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Suva’s Two-Menu Office Catering: A Family-Run Meals Business
Before the sun rises, a Suva kitchen is already orchestrating meals that balance value and quality. A mother-and-twin sister team has transformed a family baking tradition into a thriving, community-focused meal service for local offices, showcasing resilience, smart planning, and the power of family support.