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Arieta Tora Rika is a writer, Pacific storyteller, and Talanoa's Founder. With over 10 years of experience in social impact and non-profit communications across Australia and the Pacific, Arieta has dedicated her career to writing for positive change in vulnerable communities. She is currently a Communications Manager for The Salvation Army's aged care services, a part-time student at Western Sydney University as she completes a Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology), and a sometimes storyteller and cultural advisor for Talanoa.
Vunisavisavi, a small community on the south-east coast of Fiji’s second largest island, is tucked modestly into the landscape, surrounded... Read More
Twenty-four-year old Ashmita Ashwin Kamal knew she wanted to be a teacher from a young age. “I wanted to become... Read More
The day before Cyclone Winston hit, Luke Tuibua and students from Deakin University (Melbourne, Australia) were hard at work planting mangroves along the coastline... Read More
Joseph-Zane Sikulu is a Pacific climate change warrior, and Pacific Project Coordinator for 350.org. Along with many Pacific islanders, Joseph is... Read More
“Being a Fijian… I feel as though I have a very different perspective, a very different mandate than just research…”... Read More
‘Vei lomani’ is a Fijian expression meaning ‘love in action’, and it is a value at the heart of Fijian... Read More
First of all, what is Virtual Reality (VR), and how does it work? My friends at S1T2, an Australian creative technology... Read More
‘I belong to Oceania – or, at least, I am rooted in a fertile portion of it – and it... Read More
Following the recent controversy surrounding Jason Taumalolo’s decision to play for Tonga rather than New Zealand in the Rugby League... Read More
