resilience
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Drua Seek to Translate Lautoka Resilience Into Canberra Clash With Brumbies
Resilience forged in a cyclone-shortened week sets the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua up for a tougher test in Canberra. With momentum and crowd energy in their corner, the Brumbies await as the road trip becomes a real measure of consistency and grit.
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Fiji mother urges early medical care as seven-year-old son battles brain tumour with WOWS Kids support
When a young boy is diagnosed with a brain tumour, a Fiji family is forced to rewrite their future. Three years on, a mother’s devotion—and a network of care—keep them moving through the ongoing fight, stigma, and everyday life.
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Legacy of Girmitiya Resilience: TISI Sangam Fiji Leader Traces Nasinu School Growth and Nadawa Land Milestone
Tracing a lifetime of service rooted in the Girmitiya legacy, a longtime Fiji leader recalls grassroots work—from schools and temples to cultural renewal—and shares a vision for the Sanatan Dharam community’s enduring future.
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Faith Khelan Wins J19 500m Canoe Gold at Wai Tui International 2026
Seventeen-year-old Faith Agnes Khelan faced a tough start but found her stride when it mattered most, seizing gold in the J19 500m final at Wai Tui International 2026. A late surge fueled by faith and family support marked a breakout moment for a young paddler balancing school with elite competition.
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Fiji Links Grace Road Group Farming to Sovereignty and Food Security
Fiji reframes food security as a matter of sovereignty, embracing private investment and local partnerships to grow what it eats. A minister hails Grace Road Group’s direct-farm links and urban projects as a model for resilience in an unpredictable global market.
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SPTO Industry Day in Nadi Sets Pacific Tourism on Track for Crisis-Ready, AI-Driven Growth and Premium Offerings
Tourism leaders converge in Nadi for a day of strategy focused on resilience and sustainable growth across the Pacific. From crisis planning and climate adaptation to AI-driven marketing and premium experiences, the discussions promise concrete steps toward a more resilient, responsible tourism future.
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Fiji nurse and single mother wins Commissioner’s Book Prize after pushing through injury to finish training
A registered nurse and single mother from Rara, Naitasiri, defies the odds to win a prestigious prize. She pressed on through a serious setback early in her training, driven by her children and a strong support network. Her story shines a spotlight on resilience, perseverance, and the power of family.
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Lautoka Launches $10.66M Upgrade for Delaisaweni Settlement to Improve Roads, Drainage and Climate Resilience
A multi-million upgrade is underway in Lautoka’s Delaisaweni settlement, promising safer roads, better drainage, and essential services for residents of a growing informal community. This project is part of a broader Fiji effort to boost climate resilience and improve living conditions through strong community involvement and durable infrastructure.
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Fiji nurse-turned-corrections officer wins Commissioner’s Book Prize at Naboro graduation
From hospital wards to the frontlines of Fiji’s corrections service, Maraiah Lolohea traded 11 years as a nurse for a bold new path. A fractured rib, relentless grit, and a single mother’s determination paved a standout graduation moment. Her story is a powerful reminder that resilience can redefine a life—and a career.
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Fiji’s coups tested resilience, says Graham Leung, calling for genuine reconciliation and a lasting historical record
Three decades of coups, a rollercoaster of upheaval, and a quiet but fierce resilience. A senior Fiji lawyer reveals how forgiveness and personal conviction are guiding a nation toward healing—and why recording this history matters for future generations.