|
The "Maestro" Waisale Servei dropped into USP to deliver a message of inspiration for students. He encouraged his audience to aspire to great heights and used Fiji Sevens Rio success as evidence of what can be achieved whether in sports, academics, business or professional lie. Reporters Ruci Vakamino & Chrisnrita Aumanu 495
View MoreSexual Harassment inside taxis remains a common complaint among USP female students. Wansol TV spoke to FTU General Secretary Rishi Ram and his "advice" for women was symptomatic of a victim-blaming mentality that remains prevalent in Fijian society. Reporters Chrisnrita Aumanu & Ruci Vakamino 445
View MoreSuva Junior Football Club are hoping their multi-national team can continue to blaze a path for soccer in Suva. Based at USP's lush Vaturara ground, SJFC boast a top players from Fjii, Solomons, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, New Zealand and Mauritius just to name a few. Coached by USP lecturer Dr Olivier Jutel, the team are hoping to make an impact at the upcoming Ultimate Cup in Nadi. Reporters: Allen Waitara & Charles Kadamana 425
View MoreFijian coastal communities are struggling with climate change and the flow-on effects of sea-level rises, severe tropical cyclones, loss of livelihoods and increasingly salty soils. In this documentary film "Buried Underwater" are USP students travel to Tailevu and Navua to see its impact firsthand. Produced by Ruci Vakamino, Avneel Abhishay, Linda Filiai, Sanju Prasad & Vilimania Naqalevuki 370
View MoreNature's Medicine follows Meli Tokalau a revered practitioner of traditional Fijian medicine. A documentary team of 5 students from the University of the South Pacific stayed in Nukulau village in the province of Ra in order to venture into the highlands in search of traditional medicine. This film also offers a unique slice of Fijian village life and the way in which Meli's practices are integral to his clan. 134
View More
