Features
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Manaaki Scholar from Vanuatu Eyes a Pacific Tech Future
From Port Vila to the forefront of Pacific tech, Nigel Batie blends family values with a drive to solve real-world problems. His Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship opened doors to study at USP, fueling a mission to advance digital development for Vanuatu and beyond.
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Hidden Roots: Tasmanian Indigenous Stories at BIFF
Actor-turned-writer Chris Broadbent grew up in Hobart with a Palawa mother whose Indigenous roots were sometimes downplayed by family. A lifelong curiosity about heritage sparks a new film that probes the quiet stories erased from history. Premiering at the Brisbane International Film Festival, it invites readers to witness the power of reclaiming lost narratives.
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Sequel Leaves Fans Guessing
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 leans into its gaming roots, but its ambitious threads sometimes fray, leaving fans with more questions than answers. The sequel follows Mike, Vanessa, and Abby through a labyrinth of lore, hinting at bigger plans for the franchise while testing its balance of humor and horror.
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Betty Crocker Christmas Cake Mix: A Century of Sweet Traditions
Christmas dessert that blends nostalgia with easy, crowd-pleasing magic. Betty Crocker’s iconic red-packaged favorite keeps holiday baking joyful and stress-free, a sweet reminder that the season is about togetherness as much as treats.
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Fisher & Paykel: Quiet, Smart Washers and Dishwashers
Discover how Fisher & Paykel turns everyday chores into effortless routines through human-centered design and quiet, efficient engineering. A glimpse into a brand where style meets practical innovation for modern kitchens and laundry spaces.
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Hot Bread Kitchen star balances 5am starts, family meals, and daily connections
Before the sun rises, Seruwaia infuses Hot Bread Kitchen with energy, turning every encounter into a connection. Off the clock, she weaves meal planning and family balance into one story of dedication, resilience, and everyday care.
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Timoci Cauravou’s 69th Birthday Sparks Heartfelt Fiji Family Celebration as New Year Begins
Inside a warm birthday gathering, Timoci Cauravou marks 69 years with family, fond memories from a police band past, and a hopeful note for retirement. Love, tradition, and new beginnings fill the day.
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Japan’s 1984 Gift to Fiji’s Girmit Centre Fuels Multicultural Legacy
In 1984, a generous gift bridged cultures in Fiji. Japan donated audio-visual and lighting equipment to the Girmit Centre in Lautoka, underscoring a shared commitment to preserving Fiji’s diverse heritage—the trinity of Indigenous Fijian, Indo-Fijian, and Western European influences. The gesture set in motion a lasting friendship and a vibrant path for multicultural learning and…
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Lockdown Sparks Rise of Lautoka Market Vendor Selling Dalo and Kumala
During the Covid lockdown, a single bag of cassava sparked a Lautoka market stall’s rise from hardship to a growing family business. This is a story of resilience, patient hustle, and the community that helps a dream take root. A glimpse into how small beginnings can become something bigger.
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First Fijian to Enter Lhasa on Kailash Yatra: A Spiritual Odyssey
From a Fiji village to the sacred routes of Kailash, Joshil Kumar’s journey is a tapestry of faith, courage, and endless curiosity. A pilgrimage that begins as a spark becomes a lifelong call, guiding him through awe-inspiring landscapes and tests of resolve. A story of belief, resilience, and the power of following a higher drive.