Features
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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.
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Fiji Inspires Mayur Kalbag’s Aghori Part Three: A Spiritual Odyssey Beyond the Himalayas
Fiji’s shimmering landscapes spark a new turning point in Mayur Kalbag’s Aghori Part Three. Subbu’s spiritual odyssey expands beyond the Himalayas, weaving Indian myth with island mysticism as ancient mantras and sacred places collide in a fusion of cultures and universal wisdom.
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Riamkau Sau II Reunion in Fiji Draws a Global Family to Celebrate Heritage
Relatives from Fiji, Rotuma, the U.S., Canada, and beyond gather for a week-long celebration that rekindles roots, shares stories, and strengthens family ties across generations.
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Makete Fashion Show Elevates Fiji’s Local Designers and Entrepreneurship
Fiji’s fashion scene heats up at a vibrant Suva market runway, where emerging designers and local artisans showcase fresh talents and sustainable dreams. A community-backed surge of creativity and mentorship hints at exciting horizons for island fashion.
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Mindful Shopping for a Healthier Diwali
With Diwali approaching, a devoted mother shows how mindful shopping and nutritious meals power a healthy, thriving family. From stocking a wholesome pantry to navigating seasonal specials, her kitchen offers simple, everyday habits that support growth and energy. It’s a peek at a broader shift toward fresh produce and lasting wellness during festive times.
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Fiji’s 71-Year-Old Poultry Farmer Defies Retirement, Wins National Award
At 71, Saras Wati Singh defies retirement by turning a family shed into a thriving poultry farm, funding it herself and earning broad recognition for her resilience. A stirring testament to grit, enterprise, and community spirit.
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Matua Mentor Revives Pacific Wayfinding on Uto Ni Yalo Voyage
Mentorship, tradition, and the open sea intertwine on a remarkable Pacific voyage. Matua Iva Nancy Vunikura guides a diverse crew as they revive ancient wayfinding and forge a hopeful path for navigation, unity, and shared stewardship of the oceans.
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Rising Lawyer in the Making: Reeya Prasad’s PDLP Path to Justice
Reeya Nitasha Prasad is stepping into a bold new chapter in law, pursuing a PDLP while drawing strength from a close-knit family and mentors who fuel her ambition. A story of resilience, lifelong learning, and a growing vision to make an impact in the legal world.
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Phoebe Madden Debuts at Fiji’s Hibiscus Festival with Big Ambitions
Phoebe Chelsea Madden debuts at 18 in Fiji’s Hibiscus Festival, turning the spotlight into a gateway for growth—building confidence, honing her voice, and championing self-love as she looks toward brighter opportunities ahead.
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Salanieta Qalo Drives Women’s Health Message at Hibiscus Festival
Meet Salanieta Qalo, a 23-year-old student turning the Hibiscus Festival into more than a beauty pageant. Representing Naivucini, she’s using the spotlight to spotlight women’s health, informed by her own honest health journey—from years of abdominal pain to a life-changing cyst diagnosis. A story of courage, culture, and community empowerment.
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Beauty with a Purpose: Fiji’s Hibiscus Contestant Champions Women and Youth
Meet Miss Social Advocacy Network, a first-time Hibiscus contestant who swaps sparkles for purpose. A machine operator from Nausori, she aims to spotlight women and youth in Fiji and spark real conversations across communities.
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Why Fiji Put 200 Youth Volunteers in Classrooms in 1985
Back in 1985, Fiji launched a bold youth initiative that placed volunteers in classrooms across the country. From careful interviews to on-the-ground teaching and a push for civic duty, the program touched schools, policy, and the shape of national development.
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Resilient Fiji Woman Farmer Shines at Agriculture Show
On the sun-warmed hills, a mother of five tends a diverse, enduring farm that sustains her family and a community. Her steadfast labor—and a growing recognition of Fiji’s women farmers—offers a glimpse into resilience, hope, and the move toward a sustainable future.
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Shyna Lata Champions Women’s Empowerment at Fiji’s Hibiscus Festival
Shyna Lata, a Labasa-born admin officer and Hibiscus Festival contestant, brings more than a sash to the Suva stage—she aims to amplify women’s voices and health awareness. Her festival platform hints at heartfelt stories and bold conversations about leadership, opportunity, and community impact. A teaser of a celebration that could spark real change.
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Nurse-Contestant Sparks Ocean Conservation at FMF Hibiscus Festival
From hospital wards to the Hibiscus Festival stage, a nurse steps into a queen contestant’s sash to champion Fiji’s seas. She blends ancestral protections of marine life with today’s community action, turning tradition into tangible hope for reefs and coastal communities. A timely look at youth leadership, sustainability, and festival-driven advocacy.
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Fiji’s Miss Hibiscus Contender Champions Equity and Youth Empowerment
Nicole Matavesi is a university student and rising advocate making waves in the FMF Hibiscus pageant. Balancing academics with real-world impact, she champions equity, youth participation, and women’s rights—offering a glimpse into a future of inclusive leadership across culture and community.
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Hibiscus Festival Contestant Calls for Family Time to Strengthen Fiji’s Youth
22-year-old Talei May uses the Hibiscus Festival spotlight to champion the quiet power of family time. She argues that everyday moments of listening and togetherness at home build confidence, resilience, and good character in children. A timely reminder that, even in a busy world, family bonds shape our futures.
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From Fiji’s Sugar Cane Fields to Global SDGs: A Pacific Youth Leader’s Rise
From a rural Fiji sugarcane farm to shaping youth leadership across the Pacific, Akmal Ellyas Ali shows how personal struggle can spark powerful change. A story of resilience, regional impact, and the belief that big dreams can transform communities—one humble step at a time.
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Fiji Youth Leadership Camp Sparks Open Dialogue and Community Focus
An inspiring glimpse into a 1970s Fiji leadership camp where young organizers learned how to turn ideas into action. Over four days, they delved into communication, leadership roles, and weaving youth work into the broader community, all while sparking open dialogue and creative problem-solving. A tale of mentorship and bold questions that underscores how empowering…
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From Nursing to Law: Fiji Woman Becomes Legal Practitioner After Six-Year Journey
An inspiring tale of grit, faith, and family—one woman’s determined journey from scarce resources to a milestone in law. Facing tough choices and long days of study, she proves that perseverance can turn a dream into reality. A beacon for anyone pursuing education against the odds.
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Mumu Magic: Papua New Guinea’s Earth-Oven Feast Shaping Culture and Community
A glimpse into Papua New Guinea’s Independence Day feast reveals Mumu, a smoky, tender dish buried in an earth oven with pork, greens, and coconut. The age-old ritual endures as kitchens adapt with modern twists that preserve the heart of the celebration. It’s a story of community, heritage, and shared traditions that resonate across cultures…
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Fiji’s WWII Echoes: A Japanese Volunteer Preserving Hidden History
A lifelong Fiji devotee, Manabu Kitaguchi uses teaching, photography, and storytelling to keep WWII memories alive. From Rabi Island to Banaban communities, his work uncovers hidden histories and the power of cultural connections to educate future generations.
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Women in Fiji’s Fisheries Break Barriers and Lead Change
Hidden biases and old-school expectations are finally meeting their match in Fiji’s maritime world. A fisheries expert shares her journey from marginalization to leadership, revealing the slow but steady push toward gender equality in fisheries—and what that could mean for the next generation.
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Sardar Najar Singh’s Gift Sparks Fiji’s Naidiri Bay Khalsa School
From a small coastal village in Fiji, a farmer who could neither read nor write sparked a lifelong beacon of learning by donating land for a school. What began as a humble act grew into a diverse, resilient institution—powered by community effort, solar energy, and remote lessons—united by education. A testament to how a single…
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Verata Soqo Ni Cara Sala Homecoming Reconnects Fiji’s Ancestral Ties
Descendants retrace the footsteps of Buatavatava in Verata’s Ucunivanua Village, returning for a homecoming rich with soqo ni cara sala, gifts, and a vow to heal old wounds. Through rituals, dances, and shared memories, the day hints at renewed unity and Fiji’s enduring cultural heartbeat.