Features
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From Rootstrata to Reunion: Fiji’s Paks Teases a Music Homecoming
Pakelo “Paks” Morris—founding member of Rootstrata—takes us from Raiwaqa’s rhythm to the keys that sparked a lasting musical journey. A tale of early chords, enduring collaborations, and Fiji’s vibrant music scene, built on resilience and timeless melodies.
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Cook Islander Makes RNZAF History With First-Ever C-130J Landing on Ma’uke Island
Sergeant Matatunoa Mata, a Cook Islander in the RNZAF, returns to Ma’uke Island for a mission that blends duty with deep hometown pride. A historic moment in the cockpit accompanies a warm island welcome, weaving together resilience, heritage, and community spirit.
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Conakry Graffiti Turns Walls Into Public Awareness
Conakry’s walls are speaking again. Chimere, a Senegal-born artist, and his crew turn blank façades into bold messages—where public health, memory, and identity collide on the city’s streets. A glimpse into a rising street-art movement reshaping West Africa’s urban spaces.
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Fiji’s Yaqona Farmer Turns Land into a Lifeline with a Solar Dryer
Two generations of farmers show that farming is more than a fallback—it’s a path to opportunity. From a lifelong grower’s start to practical innovations that protect livelihoods and uplift communities, their journey hints at a future shaped by the land.
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20 Mind-Bending Psychological Thrillers to Stream on Prime Video, Netflix, HBO Max, and More
Twenty psychological thrillers that pull you into the mind’s unsettling landscapes, where fear hides in perception, memory, and moral ambiguity. From classics like Seven and The Silence of the Lambs to modern and international twists, these films favor atmosphere, manipulation, and reality-bending suspense over flashy shocks. Brace for twists, tension, and questions that linger long…
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84-Year-Old Navosa Grandmother Exemplifies Resilience and Family Traditions
At 84, Teresia Taina embodies resilience and devotion to family in Navosa. From pre-dawn chores and gathering firewood to weaving mats and tending the land, her days reveal a life rooted in tradition and community. A quiet beacon of strength, her story celebrates the simple joys and steadfast care that bind generations.
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From Remote Fiji Classrooms to Shaping Futures: A Young Teacher’s Quiet Sacrifices
From remote classrooms with no electricity to shaping the next generation, Eliki Qalubau’s story is a testament to resilience, family support, and the quiet sacrifices that turn hope into real change in education.
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Five-a-Day Made Easy: Quick Smoothies to Boost Your Fruit and Veggie Intake
Want an easy path to five servings of fruits and vegetables a day? Quick smoothies can pack 2–3 servings in minutes, from leafy greens to tropical twists like pineapple, soursop, and mint. Small, flavorful swaps can boost your health and support mindful, seasonal eating in your community.
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Tessa Thompson Redefines Hedda Gabler in Nia DaCosta’s Modern Take
Tessa Thompson redefines Hedda Gabler with a fearless, modern edge, turning Ibsen’s tragedy into a tense, electrifying study of autonomy and desire. This fresh interpretation leans into Hedda’s drive to live on her own terms, pushing the boundaries of a classic heroine. A provocative reimagining that hints at chaos, power, and a new depth of…
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70-Year-Old Japanese Engineer Becomes a JICA Volunteer in Fiji, Driving Disaster Mapping
At 70, Tsuyoshi Nakatani swaps retirement for a new mission in Fiji, turning decades of engineering expertise into real-world impact. His unlikely path—from hardship to a fifth career—shows that experience can still spark big changes.