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Mr Pareti replaces Isaac Lal, who resigned sometime in June 2023. Mr Pareti is renowned for his contributions in Fiji and the Pacific region....

The United Kingdom (UK) on Friday promised assistance for Fiji and the region as a gesture towards Fijians’ in­volvement in the British Armed Forces over the years....

Rhys V. Campbell of Fountain Hills passed away peacefully at home on June 11, 2023. Born in Sydney, Australia, Feb. 10, 1937, to William and Olivia. Rhys was the first

Viliame Odrovakavula 13 May, 2021, 8:00 pm From left: Joji Toge, Jone Rusa and another band member at Namada Village in Nadroga. Picture: ATU RASEA Jone Rusa still remembers the nights when his father, Ulaiasi Vasuitaukei, would get home from work with a couple of bags of yaqona and ask for a mix. Rusa said he and his brother, Joji Toge, would leave whatever they were doing and get the utensils ready. They knew the night would be a combination of music and history lessons. “That was how my br...

Viliame Odrovakavula Ramesh Hargovind at his studio at Procera Music. Picture: SUPPLIED For more than 40 years, Ramesh Hargovind has been a hitmaker. He has recorded and produced more than 47,000 songs by countless artists. The Toorak resident has travelled the length and breadth of Fiji and faithfully captured English, iTaukei and Hindi music created by locals. And in the process he helped transform ordinary men and women into music superstars. An amazing achievement for someone who does not p...

Viliame Odrovakavula Vilitati Katucoga collects rubbish along Nina St in Suva. Picture: VILIAME ODROVAKAVULA MANY pass them by without a second glance. Despite the vital work they do keeping our municipalities clean, street sweepers are often ignored and sometimes even ridiculed. This has not deterred Vilitati Katucoga. The Rukuruku, Ovalau villager has been keeping the streets of the Capital City clean for the past 15 years. But before that he worked as a carpenter and then as a security guard...

Viliame Ravai 25 February, 2021, 8:00 pm Namadi Junior Serenaders band members Atunaisa Rasea (left), the late Etuate Rasauliwa and Nakeleto from Makolei, Solevu Bua on the cover of their last album. Picture: SUPPLIED NAMADI Heights in Suva is renowned as the home to some of the Capital City’s more affluent citizens. But tucked behind the gated homes and luxurious structures is an informal settlement that is home to hundreds who are trying to eke out a living and better their lives. And out o...