| As they say, time flies and it’s already the second (and shortest) month of the year.
A friend of mine remarked that it seemed
like she was just celebrating Christmas a short
while ago....read article 
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| Forget about church, all you need is love |
| In the beginning… (apparently)...was the Word, and the Word was made flesh (allegedly). So, you had this character named Ieshua who lived a little over 2000 years ago and this... previous article |
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| Human Rights: The Musical |
In 2004, to celebrate music as a form of expression and in memory of the passing away of members of the
greatest band in Fiji (in all genres), The Freelancers – Tui Ravai, Epeli P.D. and Vili Tuilaucala – I organised a concert at the Suva Civic Centre.... read article |
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| A rugby question unanswered |
| have an appalling confession to make. The sort of thing that will drop me straight into the bowels of Hellfire, where for all eternity my delicates will be coated with aintstripper and … etc. etc... read article |
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| Sister Pat’s Fiji swansong |
| A Happy New Year everyone and I hope this Year of the Tiger 2010 will see all your dreams come true... previous article |
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Fiji link in help for Haiti
 A businessman who has made Fiji his home for the past 13 years has taken a team of 50 relief workers to Haiti following the devastating magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck the Caribbean country on January 12. Rikki Alakija and his wife Dr Ayoade Olatunbosun-Alakija are founders of the Transformational Development Agency (TDA), a non-profit organisation committed to helping transform underdeveloped societies through health and family programmes. TDA has an office in Fiji, where they work with orphans and disadvantaged children. |
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Remebering Kavai
 Journalist and Fijilive.com editor Kavai Damu passed away on New Year’s Day after an asthma attack. Kavai, who hailed from Saqani in Cakaudrove, was 39. He was on leave and taking his children, mother and brother on a road trip around Viti Levu when he succumbed to an attack early on January 1. |
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Manoa Mana
 He’s been a journalist, a performer, an actor, an interpreter, a stage manager, a politician. He’s an author and a TV personality. And you could perhaps add philosopher to that list. Manoa Rasigatale is a name that carries with it the authority of a cultural icon in Fiji. Yet, even with this vast repertoire, the 62-year-old remains an ordinary man at heart who’s keenly aware of his roots, passionate about sharing his cultural knowledge, but realistic enough to know that times and attitudes change and sometimes you’ve got to adapt to survive. |
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| Air Fiji goes off the radar
 Captain Peter Prasad was waiting for his Air Fiji transport to pick him up for a flight he was to command when he was called to say that it had been delayed. He was told he would be picked up an hour later. “So I waited and then some time later I was told the company had shutdown,” Prasad told Mai Life. |
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