Despite losing his leg at 19, Ratu Peni Drodrolagi has continued working the land and adapting to life after amputation.
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Talei Matairakula
Traditional leaders reflect on the decision by their forefathers to embrace Christianity and the legacy passed down through generations.
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Mereleki Nai
The initiative builds on Fiji’s partnership with India through the Jaipur Foot Initiative, which began in 2011 when 314 amputees received prostheses at Tamavua Hospital.
The business operates mainly on public holidays, when families have more time to visit the beach and enjoy recreational activities.
The Fijian family-owned resort placed second in Fiji and sixth in Australia and the South Pacific in the 2026 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards.
Waisea Nasokia
Ministry says emergency services at public hospitals remain fully operational.
Caroline Ratucadra
The students studying in Beijing, China marked Fiji Day by sharing their traditions, strengthening friendships and celebrating their national identity far from home.
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Sosiveta Korobiau
Talei Tikonavesi says her advocacy will continue beyond the festival as she seeks to encourage more open conversations about drugs and HIV.
Beranadeta Nagatalevu
Faith Vaidamu hopes to inspire young people, particularly girls, to believe in themselves.
Joana Biulailai says internships and holiday jobs can help students gain practical experience before graduation.
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Lavenia Waqanivanua
