The Rakiraki Public High School student hopes her advocacy will inspire simple but meaningful environmental action.
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Waisea Nasokia
Assistant Minister says strong homes are the foundation of safer communities.
1 day ago
Katherine Naidu
Year 13 student says greater awareness can help create a safer and more responsible digital environment
3 days ago
Registered nurse uses carnival platform to educate young people about HIV, substance use and sexual health
Miss Fiji Rugby battled grief after her mother’s recent passing to finish second at the Hibiscus Festival
07 Sep
Rariqi Turner
Ms Latianara took centre stage during iTaukei Night, winning the Best Traditional-Inspired Attire title.
04 Sep
Joseph Balolo
Members use festival crowds to raise funds for extension and new office Youth join fundraising effort during school break
03 Sep
Sampras Anand
Alisi Rabukawaqa says the festival gives young women opportunities to advocate for their communities and create meaningful change.
Liebling Marlow, crowned Miss Hibiscus at 18 in 1956, finally receives the crown she never got during her reign.
At 92, former Miss Hibiscus Mary Nelson recalls how winning the 1958 crown helped build her confidence before she left Fiji to study paediatrics.
