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Compassion and Virtue: Social media-enabled bartering in Fiji during COVID-19

Issues Journal, 2021
This essay explores the emergence of the BFBF and how this online group made ‘bartering’ and other practices of exchange central to surviving Covid-19. We analyse the posts and discussions of BFBF participants in 2020. We are interested in the way moderators and participants position this contemporary way of conducting bartering as an alternative to ...
Glenn Finau, Jason Titifanue, Romitesh Kant, Suliasi Vunibola, Geir Henning Presterudstuen, Heather Horst   +5 more
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Health-related quality of life is low in secondary school children in Fiji [PDF]

, 2012
The health and wellbeing of children in lower-income countries is the focus of much international effort, yet there has been very little direct measurement of this. Objective.
Goundar, Ramneek, Mavoa, Helen, Moodie, Marjory, Petersen, Solveig, Swinburn, Boyd, Waqa, Gade   +5 more
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Fijian students’ perceptions drawn on Indian popular culture: exploring cultural hybridity and the twice-removed-from-reality image of India

Cogent Arts & Humanities
Fiji, a multilingual and multicultural nation, is often termed ‘Little India’ where the Fijians of Indian descent (Indo-Fijians) have developed a new identity through cultural assimilation as well as accommodation.
Sakul Kundra, Nakul Kundra, Unaisi Nabobo-Baba, Nii-K Plange, Amit Sarwal, Bhawna, Romina Singh, Regina Naidu   +7 more
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Editors play down risk

Pacific Journalism Review, 1999
The Daily Post's editor, Jale Moala, and news editor, Mesake Koroi disagree with the view that the sale of the nespaper is a threat to media independence. In this interview, they make a rare statement, defending the Daily Post's independence.
Mithleshni Gurdayal
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Media freedom in Fiji: Journalism challenges facing Wansolwara, an independent, campus-based newspaper

Pacific Journalism Review, 2015
This article is a case study of Wansolwara, the University of the South Pacific (USP) journalism programme student training newspaper. The article compares the outcomes of Wansolwara’s coverage of the 2000 and 2006 Fiji coups in relation to student learning and an alternative media voice in a climate of restrictions. Interviews with student journalists
Eliki Drugunalevu, Irene Manarae
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Fiji Times hits back at PM's allegations

Pacific Journalism Review, 2000
'Most of the Prime Minister's statements consisted of sweeping generalisations or statements of opinion dressed up as fact—ironically, the very sin of which he accused the media.'
The Fiji Times
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'Just the gun is scary'

Pacific Journalism Review, 2002
In his 29 years with the Fiji Times, chief photographer Asalei Lave has survived death, disapointment, criticism and blame. But there have been many exciting moments.
Ashwini Prabha
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Perceiving gender dynamics perpetuated through Indian media: indigenous Fijian students’ views on Indian women and third gender

Cogent Arts & Humanities
Fiji is often referred to as ‘Little India’ where the Fijians of Indian descent (Indo-Fijians) have developed and asserted their new identity with an accommodation of inherited Indian cultural traits and locally assimilated Fijian cultural traits. Modern
Sakul Kundra, Nakul Kundra, Unaisi Nabobo-Baba, Amit Sarwal, Bhawna   +4 more
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‘Journalism of hope’ realities in post-election Fiji

Pacific Journalism Review, 2016
Commentary: In the lead up to Fiji General Election in September 2014, there was an air of positivity among media workers that despite the difficulties since the military takeover in December 2006—including the imposition of the Media Industry ...
Ricardo Morris
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Fibronectin rescues estrogen receptor α from lysosomal degradation in breast cancer cells [PDF]

, 2018
Estrogen receptor α (ERα) is expressed in tissues as diverse as brains and mammary glands. In breast cancer, ERα is a key regulator of tumor progression.
Acconcia, Acconcia, Acerbi, Adlanmerini, Alfredo Cáceres, Ambrose, Andrés M. Toscani, Arjonen, Arnal, Axelrod, Axelrod, Bacia, Bae, Barabas, Bates, Bermudez-Hernandez, Bonifacino, Bradford, Cancer Genome Atlas Network, Caswell, Cerami, Chaumet, Chung, Ciriello, Ciriello, Correia, Cosker, Cosker, Couse, Cox, Dante R. Chialvo, De Franceschi, Debnath, Degasperi, Delcroix, Dozynkiewicz, Dunn, Eirew, Federico Coluccio Leskow, Fernando D. Stefani, Gao, Gao, Ghajar, Gillespie, Gould, Graham, Grant, Han, Han, Hartley, He, Heery, Helleman, Hernández, Hines, Honerkamp-Smith, Ianina L. Violi, Jeselsohn, Johnson, Jonathon N. Lakins, Kate Thi, Kisler, La Rosa, Letoha, Levin, Li, Long, Lu, Lu, Luciano A. Masullo, Luzio, Mak, Marina Simian, Marino, Matthew G. Rubashkin, Mayor, Mayor, Małecki, McDonough, Mina J. Bissell, Moreno-Layseca, Nam, Nardone, Nicovich, Ovesný, Pedram, Pereira, Pietras, Pontiggia, Razandi, Reid, Rocío G. Sampayo, Rust, Savkur, Schindelin, Schlegel, Skliris, Solowska, Su, Sung, Takahashi, Tiwari, Totta, Totta, Upla, Valerie M. Weaver, van de Linde, Vanlandingham, Wang, Waxmonsky, William C. Hines, Yao   +111 more
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