Fotografi a Suva

Ivamere Nataro è una giornalista investigativa con base a Suva, Figi. È attiva nell'editoria cartacea da oltre un decennio. Ha trascorso alcuni anni lavorando al Samoa Observer, quotidiano con sede ad Apia, Samoa, dove h…

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One Health in Fiji: What It Means and Why It Is Vital

Fiji Sun 10 set 2022 English Stile giornalistico: Equilibrato

Stile giornalistico, Equilibrato: The article presents a mix of factual information and expert opinions on the One Health concept.

The article discusses the importance of the One Health concept in Fiji, emphasizing the interconnectedness of animal, public, and environmental health. It highlights the need for a national approach to address zoonotic diseases like leptospirosis and COVID-19. Despite efforts by Fiji's Ministry of Health and other stakeholders, there is no formal recognition of One Health at the national level. The article underscores the challenges of resource allocation and the necessity of a multisectoral approach to improve health infrastructure and tackle emerging health threats. The World Health Organization and the Pacific Community support these efforts, advocating for stronger health systems and increased funding.

One Health Zoonotic Diseases Public Health Fiji Pacific Australia Fiji's Ministry of Health Ministry of Agriculture Biosecurity Authority of Fiji World Health Organization Pacific Community Simon Reid

Leptospirosis in Fiji: A Lethal Bacteria Poorly Understood

Fiji Sun 4 set 2022 English Stile giornalistico: Equilibrato

Stile giornalistico, Equilibrato: The article presents factual information about leptospirosis in Fiji but includes some expert opinions and recommendations.

Leptospirosis, a lethal zoonotic disease, has claimed lives in Korobebe Village, Fiji, highlighting the need for a One Health framework to address such public health challenges. The disease, transmitted through contact with contaminated water or soil, has seen a rise in cases, with 36 deaths reported this year. Experts emphasize the importance of early medical intervention and community awareness to reduce severe disease and mortality. The Ministry of Health and other stakeholders are urged to strengthen coordination and awareness efforts to manage the disease effectively. The article underscores the impact of environmental factors, such as flooding, on disease transmission and the necessity for multisectoral collaboration to combat leptospirosis outbreaks.

Leptospirosis Public Health Zoonotic Diseases Fiji Fiji's Ministry of Health University of Queensland Fiji National University Ministry of iTaukei Affairs iTaukei Affairs Board Kavekini Tubuisusu Marika Lagilolo Simon Reid

Sono regista documentarista, fotografo, giornalista multimediale e narratore di storie sulla conservazione attualmente con sede e registrato per attività commerciale a Suva, Figi. Mi specializzo in narrazioni d'impatto r…

Visto su Hindustantimes, Gyandemic, Htsyndication +2 altri

Avitesh Ram è un professionista dei media con sede nelle Isole Fiji con un Bachelor of Journalism and Media Studies. La sua esperienza pratica comprende ruoli come reporter presso Fiji Sun Ltd, stagista presso The Fiji T…

Rajan Sami è un giornalista della carta stampata e specialista in comunicazione per lo sviluppo sostenibile nella regione delle Isole del Pacifico. Si divide il suo tempo tra Suva, Figi e Atene, Kentrikos Tomeas Athinon,…

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Drag queens and TikTokers: queer Fijian influencers challenging traditional notions of masculinity

The Guardian 12 set 2022 English Stile giornalistico: Informativo

Stile giornalistico, Informativo: The article contains some subjective statements but is largely reporting on events and statements made by individuals.

Sevuloni Lule, a Fijian professional dancer and drag queen, is gaining popularity in Shenzen, China, challenging traditional notions of masculinity. Lule, who performs as Savanaah Marco LaVulva, found freedom and community in Shenzen, contrasting with his experiences of bullying in Fiji. He plans to return to Fiji to share his art and contribute to the local LGBTQ+ community. Other queer Fijian influencers like Shaneel Lal, Ellia Green, and Shaheel Sanil Prasad are also making strides in advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and challenging gender norms. Despite their popularity, the Rainbow Pride Foundation Fiji highlights ongoing discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community in Fiji. The foundation notes that while LGBTQ+ entertainers are tolerated for their content, serious discussions about their rights are often overlooked. However, the increasing influence of queer artists is beginning to change perceptions and dialogues around LGBTQ+ rights in Fiji.

LGBTQ+ Rights Culture Social Issues Fiji China New Zealand Rainbow Pride Foundation Fiji Vou Dance Sevuloni Lule Savanaah Marco LaVulva Shaneel Lal Ellia Green

From Suva runways to the pages of Vogue: the rising star of Fiji’s fledgling fashion scene

The Guardian 20 ago 2022 English Stile giornalistico: Informativo

Stile giornalistico, Informativo: Mostly factual reporting of events and statements with some descriptive language

Laisiasa Raibevu Davetawalu, a 25-year-old Fijian designer, has made significant strides in the fashion industry, completing professional training at the Fashion Design Studio at Tafe NSW in Australia and landing a job at Zimmermann. His graduate collection, which incorporates Fijian design traditions, was featured in Australian Vogue. Davetawalu's work is supported by the Fiji fashion community and Fiji Fashion Week, which serves as a platform for emerging designers. The Fijian fashion scene is also a safe space for LGBTQI+ individuals. Despite challenges such as a lack of formal education and state support, local designers are creating unique indigenous prints and gaining recognition. Davetawalu's journey from a student to a professional designer highlights the potential of Fiji's fashion industry.

Fashion Cultural Identity Fiji Australia Suva Fashion Design Studio at Tafe NSW Fiji Fashion Week Fijian Fashion Foundation Laisiasa Raibevu Davetawalu Hosanna Kabakoro Christine Evans Ellen Whippy-Knight