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Born in 1938 of mother Alanieta Naucukidi and father Mosese Vakatale she was destined for great things. She became the first Fijian principal at Adi Cakobau School, a minister in government and even becoming deputy Prime minister. In 2009 she was awarded a honorary doctorate from the University of St Andrews in Scotland. The song […] 
This amazing Fijian Aboriginal singer – Simi Vuata – wins this face off for Team Jessie on The Voice Australia. Singing ‘I am not the only one’. Simi has 11 siblings, 8 in Australia and 3 still in Fiji. Watch this amazing talented guy from a musical family. 
VERSE 1: VANUA DOMONI NA NOQU VANUA VAKACIRILOLOMA NI UA NA VEISENIKAU, NA VEI SENIBUA AI DIVI NI NOQU VANUA CHORUS: AU QITO KA LASA ENA VANUA DOMONI KO YA SAI VITI LOMANI NA NOQU VANUA MEU MATE, MATE GA VUA VERSE 2: NI ‘U TU TANI MAI AU VAKANANUMA NA TOBA […] 
In late 2010 Ray Baselala a soldier in the British Army went on tour to Afghanistan. It would be his most challenging tour not because of the situation on the ground but because his dad was sick back in Fiji. ‘Whilst serving in Afghanistan my Father became seriously Ill previous to this i had […] 
The Tongans always seem to come with excellent versions of famous Fijian songs. This song also called Ave Maria was sung by Timoci Gucake and also the Bua ni Lomai Nabua. Enjoy 
This musical arrangement of Isa Lei will blow your mind. The Indian component puts a twist to the musical arrangement that is is not laboured and a joy to listen to. The music is soothing and hypnotic. This arrangement features the mohan vina, an instrument similar to a guitar but sounds like a sita. I […] 
These group of family members go out every Sunday and feed the homeless. Amazing how so many live on the streets and some for 30 years. Instead of judging these group provide food for all races. Want to support or learn more visit their Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/feedthehomelessfiji […] 
If you’ve been to Seattle this Fijian boys will remind you of Pike Place fish market in Seattle. These boys show they are having fun while serving out Fiji’s favourite takeaway – BBQ. 
Join filmmaker Pete McBride, a National Geographic Freshwater Hero, on a journey into the Fijian Highlands to discover why the locals said “no” to easy money from resource extraction, and how they turned to tourism to fund a conservation area that protects one of the most beautiful rivers on Earth. Slicing through the island’s […] |
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