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How long can this regime last? October 24th, 2007 by solivakasama [ invitedguests3.jpg] ... for the criminal gang holding Fiji hostage will not be long. Rabuka?s time passed and so will theirs, but it will be much briefer. The media keep talking about this being the fourth coup

FIJI is going through a period of uncertainty. There is political instability, the economy is unstable, the tourist industry is going up and down like the trough and crest of waves in front of many of our idyllic beachfront and island resorts, the sugar industry is clutching at straws for survival and poverty, unemployment and cost of living are escalating. It is probably this climate of doom and gloom that is forcing personalities to make irrational statements and people acting abnormally.

With A-Level results out last week, many people have been left wondering whether to skip university for a year. In a new development, however, many homeowners are taking the advantage of the boom in the rental market and are renting their houses out for twelve months while they travel the world. Either way it helps to set out a few plans beforehand. Decide what you would like out of the year There?s no need to feel pressured into doing a cultural tour on your year off. Likewise, some people ar

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The Last 'Shangri-La' - Bhutan the Himalayan Kingdom Punakha, Bhutan - In the inner sanctum of the ancient white-walled fortress, dozen of red-robed monks prayed by the light of butter lamps, as the incense swirled. With a deep throaty mumble, the old monks recited the ancient Buddhist scriptures laid out before them on the wooden floorboards, interrupted only by a blast on long trumpets and rhythmic beat of ornate decorated drums. The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan sells itself as a ?high value,

A subject I know a lot about. Here's Zltchek's article and my response. I'm awaiting a follow up, or even just an acknowledgment. Pacific Island Nations: Will The Last Person Out Turn Off The Light? From Rarotonga, Cook Islands May, 06 2008By Andre Vltchek Andre Vltchek's ZSpace Page Join ZSpace The sea is blue, beaches consist of golden sand, and palm trees are bent almost to the water surface. Underneath hardly detectable waves, marine life is fascinating and diverse. On hotel terraces, t

NEW Zealand?s netballers slammed back to earth with a thud this year, found wanting as they struggled to rediscover the form which won them a Commonwealth Games gold in 2006.

Some of the excuses Allan Wilcox has heard from people for not voting in elections are hard to believe. ?I?ve heard them all,? Allan said as he stood in the Anglican Church Hall where the postal and absentee votes from the recent federal election were being tallied last week.

SUVA: The troubled Pacific nation of Fiji erupted in national celebration yesterday with fireworks fizzing and car horns blaring after their rugby team scored a massive upset over Wales in the World Cup.

AWESOME. I havent been back in fiji too long, and already i have relaxed beyond belief. ... ... coup land and home land, and Im about to be celebrating 7 years since I have left school.. its actually been 6 since I left school in fiji .. and its so strange to look at where i have travelled

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