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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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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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Potential for timing high-energy marine inundation events in the recent geological past through age-dating of reef boulders in Fiji [PDF]
Geoscience Letters, 2014 Transported coastal boulders have increasingly come to represent a valuable element of investigations within the broader framework of multi-proxy approaches applied to coastal hazard studies. Through a case study on Taveuni Island in Fiji, this paper outlines some approaches and hindrances to effective timing of prehistorical high-energy marine ...
Terry, James P., Etienne, Samuel
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Fiji journalism pioneer remembers: Vijendra Kumar
Pacific Journalism Review, 2005 A transcipt of an interview with 1975 Fiji Times editor, Vijendra Kumar.
Anthony Mason
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“Wasting time” the Veratan way [PDF]
HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory, 2017 This article explores time as a vehicle of values in Fiji through an analysis of abundant non-working time. The analysis centers on the Fijian chiefdom of Verata, where an appreciation of slowness, preparedness, relaxing, or even “time wasting” illustrates an alternative to abstract, labor-based valuation of time.
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Compte rendu de Ma‘afu, prince of Tonga, chief of Fiji. The life and times of Fiji’s first Tui Lau, de John Spurway [PDF]
Journal de la société des océanistes, 2015 Dans une esquisse d’« histoire contrefactuelle » (genre deja explore par Pascal avec le nez de Cleopâtre), un blogueur tongien d’ascendance fidjienne se demandait recemment « ce qui serait advenu si Ma‘afu » (vers 1825-1881) « avait tomber les chefs de Fidji » (Langi 2010), pour imposer a l’archipel le meme regime monarchique qu’a Tonga, le preservant ...
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Pacific Journalism Review, 1999 Recently the Daily Post has been the favourite whipping boy of anyone who has anything to say about anything. We get blasted in Parliament, we get blasted by the Government, we get blasted by the Opposition, we get blasted in the newspaper, we get ...
Fiji Daily Post
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Pacific Journalism Review, 1997 The publisher and the editor of The Fiji Times appeared before the Fiji Senate Privileges Commitee on 8 October 1997. Publisher Alan Robinson and editor Samisoni Kakaivalu were called to answer allegations that the newspaper breached parlimentary ...
IFEX
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Times of sand: Sedimentary history and archaeology at the Sigatoka Dunes, Fiji
Geoarchaeology, 2006 The orthodox archaeological sequence at the Sigatoka Dunes site (VL 16/1) in Fiji proposes three phases of occupation spanning Fijian prehistory, each associated with a period of dune stability. It has been taken as the standard model of Fijian prehistory for more than 30 years.
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Is freedom of the Pacific press really free?
Pacific Journalism Review, 1999 The sale of the Daily Post and the draconian decision by a Samoan court to gag the Observer are worrying developments for the Pacific news media. Even if the Fiji Government upholds its promise to stay out of the Daily Post's day to day activities ...
Ingrid Leary
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