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Fiji stories, Labasa, South Pacific culture, family, migration, Australia/Fiji relationship
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June
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- It's High tide - this time in Suva
- What do old people do?
- A baptism in Melbourne
- Update of 'switched at birth' story
- It's a strange strange world
- View from Toorak
- Davuilevu - two views
- Sai Levuka ga - the song calls you back, don't it?
- Fijian Methodist/Uniting people in Melbourne
- A national treasure from Bua
- FIT students in Melbourne
- There are no universities in refugee camps
- Falling in the water
- Check out new Pacific magazine - from Sydney
- Same old story about the Labasa roads
- Oilei! No kava for Jone!
- What event and what year?
- Everyone has a story
- What do these pictures have in common? Answer - to...
- A week in the life of....
- How do you balance tourism, ecology and Fijian vil...
- Malvina (from Nadi) weds Sashrika (from Sri Lanka)
- Don't mess with me on World Conservation Day June 5
- Ready for crushing?
- One of my favourite books
- Tuvalu men kidnapped by Somalis
- Sangam Hindu procession in Labasa
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- Peceli and Wendy's Blog
- Babasiga (pronounced bambasinga) is the dry land of Macuata in northern Fiji - our place in the sun in Fiji. Peceli is from Fiji from the village is Vatuadova and the beach is Nukutatava. Peceli Ratawa passed away on 27th December 2015 so this is Wendy's blog now. Wendy is an Australian and today live in Geelong, Australia.
2 comments:
They're all pictures of islands? No - that would be too easy >< Coastal areas? OH oh oh coral reefs! :P Also I noticed one of the pics was featured in Nat Geo :)
Bula vinaka Wilson.
Right. Coral reefs, and mostly in Lomaiviti or around the Taveuni aea. Beautiful. First time I flew from Suva to Labasa I was astonished by the beauty of the reefs.
w.
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