Features
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Fiji’s 23-Year-Old Civil Engineer Defies Bias, Wins Female Topper Prize
Esther Tui Tikoicolo’s journey from Rotuma to Fiji National University is a masterclass in resilience against gender bias. At 23, she earned civil engineering honours and a prestigious prize for the top female topper, propelled by unwavering family support. Her story hints at a rising chapter for women in engineering and the power of perseverance.
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Fiji’s TISI Sangam 100th Anniversary: Honoring Founder Sadhu Kuppuswamy
With Sangam Fiji approaching its centennial, the enduring legacy of founder Sadhu Kuppuswamy continues to illuminate the South Indian community in Fiji. Through memories shared by elders and devotees, the journey—rooted in education, unity, and service—still shapes Fiji’s multicultural fabric today.
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Ask Before You Buy: A Fiji Shopper’s Plea for Safer, Informed Choices
Ask first, know more, protect your family. A seasoned local shopper from Davuilevu emphasizes that curious questions at the store can lead to safer, smarter choices. Her message is simple: curiosity is a powerful shopping tool.
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Fiji Family’s Christmas Blessings: Land, a Car, and a Quiet Sacrifice
During a festive season of hope and sacrifice, a Fiji family marks two major blessings—new land and a car—that change their everyday lives. Yet behind the smiles lies a father’s quiet vow to put family first, a reminder of resilience, faith, and the true spirit of Christmas.
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England-born 21-Year-Old Heads to Fiji for Christmas Homecoming
Twenty-one-year-old Mereani Matakibau trades holiday gifts for a heartfelt homecoming, traveling from England to Makadru Village in Fiji. By boat with her father, she’s set to reconnect with grandparents, soak in island life, and rediscover her roots this festive season.
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Fiji’s Tanoa International Hotel Spreads Christmas Cheer with Loloma Home Gift Drive
Christmas invites us to pause, reflect, and extend kindness beyond ourselves. A heartwarming gift drive by Tanoa International Hotel brings joy to kids at Loloma Home, echoing the timeless message of peace, generosity, and hope for all.
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From Hiroshima to Fiji: A Physiotherapist’s Mission for Disabled Children
From Hiroshima to Fiji, Yui Furuya’s journey shows how courage, compassion, and new beginnings can reshape lives—especially for children with physical disabilities. A physiotherapist turning twists into meaningful impact, her story celebrates resilience, fresh friendships, and the small acts that light up futures.
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Fiji Memories: God Stones and a Grandmother’s Tale of Community
85-year-old Annetta Florence Ragg of Toorak shares a window into Fiji’s early days, when neighborly spirit turned a village into one big family and picnics kept hope alive. She recalls scarce supplies, homemade lemon tea from the bush, and a life tested by floods and resilience. In her garden stand three “god stones,” relics once…
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Isha Kumar: Finance Pro and Community Leader on the Rise
From a childhood fascination with money to a thriving finance career, Isha Kumar blends sharp technical skills with strategic leadership. Off the job, she champions empowerment initiatives and community programs, proving that professional success can drive meaningful change beyond the desk.
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Farm Roots to Millionaire Dream: The Young Entrepreneur
From a humble farming town to a bold entrepreneurial horizon, 18-year-old Nishal Narayan is turning ambition into action. Grounded in family, discipline, and early-morning routines, he steers Pristine Agricultural Investment toward quality and trust. A reminder that hard work and integrity can shape a future beyond dreams.