04 October, 2010
The star studded Canterbury side with Sonny Bill Williams go down to Invercargill to flex their muscles and take back the Ranfurly Shield. But can the traditional province which has showed the country how to love rugby again, stand strong in defiance?
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Submitted by: Scott Donaldson | Categories: Rugby, Regions
29 September, 2010
A brief history of the button and how buttons have evolved through the centuries. Includes a section on collecting buttons.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Hobbies & Pets, Fashion, Crafts , Recreation, Life & Style, Tips/Advice, World, Regions
21 March, 2011
This story was written in 2006 after a holiday in Fiji. Having never heard of or seen these strange worm-like fish, I was intrigued to learn more about them from the local people. The fish only rise to the ocean surface two days a year, in October and again in mid November.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Tourism, Food & Wine, Recreation, Environment & Conservation, Regions, World, Fishing, Pacific
10 July, 2011
Ever tried learning a foreign language in the country you're living in? It's hard, but even harder when there are five tones involved. Claire Connell explores the challenges of mastering Thai.
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Submitted by: Claire Connell | Categories: Asia, Travel, Life & Style, Hobbies & Pets, Recreation, Asia, World, Regions
31 August, 2010
An economy which seeks to move forward is hamstrung by receeding infrastructure. Frequent lack of electricity and poor access to communication technology is keeping Zimbabwe down.
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Submitted by: Sam Gregory | Categories: Politics & Government, Africa, Features , Africa
31 August, 2010
Zimbabwe's land reform programme, put in place by President Robert Mugabe, is thought by many to be winding down. But while the world waits for South Africa's reaction to ongoing calls for land reform the policy seems to be resurgent north of the Limpopo. Diamond discovery and crop harvests are spurring a new wave of farm invasions in Zimbabwe.
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Submitted by: Sam Gregory | Categories: Africa, Politics & Government, Africa
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Africa, Cartoons, Illustrations
27 April, 2011
Colonel Muammar Muhammad al-Gaddafi - a caricature by Falco
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Caricatures, Illustrations, Africa
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Illustrations, Africa, Cartoons, Caricatures
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Cartoons, Illustrations, Africa
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Politics & Government, Americas, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Economy, Americas, Illustrations
19 October, 2010
A short travel piece on the irresistible allure of New York, city of light. Covers downtown Manhattan, thoughts on 9/11, commercialism and capitalism on Times Square, riding the subway and wandering Rockefeller Center.
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Submitted by: Tom Goulter | Categories: Americas, Americas
16 November, 2010
Travel/culture piece exploring the mythology of the New York subway system, with reference to movies, urban legends and the felt experience of the subway itself.
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Submitted by: Tom Goulter | Categories: Americas, Film & TV, Americas
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Cartoons, Caricatures, Illustrations, Americas
27 April, 2011
New Flag for American Diplomacy - an illustration by Falco
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Cartoons, Americas
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Cartoons, Caricatures, Illustrations, Americas
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Cartoons, Illustrations, Americas
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Illustrations, Crime, Americas
17 June, 2010
A mother of two attempts long-haul travel with a baby and a toddler... and survives.
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Submitted by: Patricia Compter | Categories: Families , Europe, Asia, Asia
10 October, 2010
It's worth looking at the economic forces behind China's great land grab that are creating such turmoil in global capital and currency markets. They highlight a great clash between the forces of capitalism and nationalism and between a rising global power in China and a declining global power in America, writes Bernard Hickey.
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Submitted by: Bernard Hickey | Categories: Columns, Economy, Asia, New Zealand
27 October, 2010
As a budding martial artist, Chloe Johnson finds out what goes on behind the gates of a traditional Kung Fu school in China, while also tasting the local cuisine.
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Submitted by: Chloe Johnson | Categories: Asia, Asia
23 November, 2010
China’s attractions are obvious: lower labour costs, closer proximity to raw materials, and the chance to break into its potentially huge domestic market. But it's a big step and requires thought and research, writes Amanda Cropp.
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: Trade, Asia
18 January, 2011
Business is booming for Khadija Ahmed, the female owner of the only sex store in the Arab world.
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Submitted by: Matthew Hall | Categories: Economy, Management, Small Business, Trade, Asia, Features , Fashion, Families , Asia, Business, Features
24 January, 2011
Think of Afghanistan and the first things to run through your mind will (not unreasonably) be war, Taliban, and US military forces. But Afghan cricket proudly claims more than 70,000 male participants play in most of the country’s 34 provinces and that even the country’s most unstable areas have teams that compete in national tournaments. In a country where Taliban once banned girls from attending school, today in Kabul more than 100 women play. A new documentary film follows the fortune of the national team.
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Submitted by: Matthew Hall | Categories: Asia, World, Asia, Summer Reads, Features , Recreation, Film & TV, Cricket
19 March, 2011
I took this photo in 2006 on holiday in Hong Kong and China
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Asia, Asia, Photographs
28 September, 2010
This article was written during a long holiday in Singapore, which was where I had lived for five years as a child. I loved the food and the people and still visit often. It covers some great Asian recipes and defines the various cultures which contribute to the flavours of Singaporean/Malay cooking.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Asia, Asia
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Asia, Cartoons, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Asia, Cartoons, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Asia, Cartoons, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Asia, Cartoons, Illustrations
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10 July, 2011
Every summer thousands of tourist flock to Phuket in search of the perfect sunny seaside holiday. Claire Connell explains how to avoid the common tourist traps and find the more unique parts of the island during your stay.
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Submitted by: Claire Connell | Categories: Asia, Recreation, Features , Asia, World
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Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Politics & Government, Caricatures, Australia, Opinion, Australia, Cartoons
10 August, 2010
A caricature of Julia Gillard, by Murray Webb. Dozens of other caricatures available. Want to commission a caricature from Murray? Email julie@allaboutthestory.com for details.
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Submitted by: murray webb | Categories: Politics & Government, Caricatures, Australia
24 September, 2010
Greek flag falling from Europe washing line; an illustration by Falco.
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Economy, Europe, Illustrations
27 October, 2010
Poland's a city of contrasts. From the chilling and morbid history of Auschwitz to the intense young party scene, Chloe Johnson leaves Krakow with mixed emotions.
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Submitted by: Chloe Johnson | Categories: Europe, Europe
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Politics & Government, Europe, Caricatures
19 January, 2011
Much of Irish business is doing fine and the country has a healthy balance of payments surplus. But these are not enough to save an economy burdened by enormous bank debts that are State guaranteed. Some say senior bondholders should share the pain, other talk of default. A less drastic solution is within the grasp of the Irish themselves: reducing public sector pay to that level of the private sector. Is it possible?
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Submitted by: J. D. Fencer | Categories: Europe, Opinion
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Cartoons, Illustrations, Europe
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Cartoons, Caricatures, Europe
27 May, 2010
There's a special kind of clarity that comes with a frosty morning, writes Kingsley Field.
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Submitted by: Kingsley Field | Categories: Columns, Features , Rural Life, New Zealand
30 May, 2010
I was hoping to get myself one or several rabbits for the pot, and to do so I was soft-footing it along the edge of a large paddock of new grass that backed on to a big section of bush running up into the Hakarimata Ranges, west of Ngaruawahia.
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Submitted by: Kingsley Field | Categories: Columns, Recreation, Rural Life, New Zealand
10 September, 2010
Tips for anglers on preventing the spread of Didymo in North island waterways.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Travel, Recreation, New Zealand, Fishing, Fishing
10 September, 2010
Nestled away in native bush on a quiet forestry road, Kerosene Creek is one of Rotorua's best kept secrets, with thermal hot water free all year round.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand, New Zealand, Travel
10 September, 2010
Background and beliefs of the Morton Estate Winery, looking at their history, the vintner, what they win and who they supply to.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Industry, Features , Food & Wine, New Zealand
11 September, 2010
Catching up with globally renowned underwater photographer Andy Belcher.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Features , New Zealand, Photography
11 March, 2010
Want to commission work from Malcolm Evans? Email julie@allaboutthestory.com.
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Submitted by: Malcolm Evans | Categories: Politics & Government, New Zealand, Politics & Government, Cartoons
13 April, 2010
Account of a day spent in court defending a speed camera fine: 'The presiding judges seemed to be genuinely interested in the people they were hearing. They tried hard to pay attention and understand them. I’d certainly encourage anyone who receives a traffic ticket within the Rodney area to defend it at Warkworth.'
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Submitted by: Chris 'Worzel' Sellars | Categories: Viewpoints, Features , New Zealand
13 August, 2010
Aeromagnetic surveying for minerals in Northland. A news cartoon by Dave Wolland.
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Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: New Zealand
13 August, 2010
Surveying Northland for minerals. A column and cartoon by Dave Wolland.
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Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Industry, Columns, Rural, Energy & Minerals, New Zealand, Politics & Government
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Submitted by: Dave Wolland | Categories: Columns, New Zealand, Animals
16 August, 2010
Our national driving behaviour is at odds with the 'easy going' Kiwi character we present to the world. At best, it increases congestion. At worst, it reinforces our position as a social and cultural backwater, writes Nick Houldsworth.
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Submitted by: Nick Houldsworth | Categories: Columns, Viewpoints, New Zealand, Humour & Satire
01 September, 2010
The question of what it takes to be a New Zealander is difficult to answer – but this story takes a crack anyway. The answer? Fred Dagg knows.
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Submitted by: Hamish McKenzie | Categories: Features , New Zealand
20 July, 2010
High on the eastern side of the Southern Alps, the Arthur's Pass Wilderness Lodge is a working example of a strong ecological conservation ethos, bringing the splendour of our alpine high country to visitors from around the world.
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Submitted by: Sue Farley | Categories: Environment & Conservation, New Zealand, New Zealand
11 March, 2010
Want to commission work from Malcolm? Email julie@allaboutthestory.com
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Submitted by: Malcolm Evans | Categories: Politics & Government, Politics & Government, New Zealand, Cartoons
26 May, 2010
Kiwi artist and activist Kim Paton has opened The Free Store in Wellington to give away food and raise questions about consumerism and needs.
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Submitted by: Duncan John Graham | Categories: Small Business, Features , New Zealand
11 September, 2010
Talking to one of the few women mortuary technicians and funeral directors in New Zealand, Erin MacDonald.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Features , Jobs & Careers, New Zealand
11 September, 2010
Even citydwellers can have chooks on small sections, creating a good food producer for the family that costs remarkably little yet provides hours of fun.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Rural Life, Hobbies & Pets, New Zealand, Animals
11 September, 2010
This is part two in a series of three articles about keeping chickens and deals with preparing a chicken for the table.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Hobbies & Pets, Rural Life, Food & Wine, New Zealand, Animals
11 September, 2010
The basics on how to check on chooks' health; what can go wrong and how to fix it. Part three of a series on backyard poultry keeping.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Hobbies & Pets, Food & Wine, Rural Life, New Zealand, Animals
12 September, 2010
Mount Tarawera has a formidable presence on the Rotorua skyline and getting up close and personal with the source of the catastrophic eruption that destroyed the famed Pink and White Terraces is a sobering experience.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: Travel, New Zealand, New Zealand, Cycling & Hiking
12 September, 2010
Looking at the Wingspan Trust, the only bird of prey conservation programme in New Zealand featuring our native hawks and falcons.
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Submitted by: Heather Carston | Categories: New Zealand, Travel, Wildlife & Conservation, New Zealand
20 September, 2010
A first-hand account of the 2010 Christchurch earthquake.
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Submitted by: Paul Arnold | Categories: Viewpoints, Features , New Zealand
07 November, 2010
Over summer buckwheat flowers amongst ripening grapes, nature’s little helper in the battle against voracious leafroller caterpillars. This is Greening Waipara in action, a biodiversity initiative that has attracted support from more than 50 local vineyards, and spread to winegrowing regions around New Zealand and overseas.
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: Food & Wine, Features , New Zealand
12 November, 2010
There's a lot going on behind the headlines in the Currency Wars that New Zealanders and their policymakers need to know about and prepare for, writes Bernard Hickey.
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Submitted by: Bernard Hickey | Categories: Economy, New Zealand
19 November, 2010
The cliche about small towns being so quiet you could fire a shotgun down the main street and not hit anyone pretty much described Sundays in the North Canterbury town of Oxford - until the opening of Jo Seagar’s cook school and cafe, and the advent of a farmers’ market.
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: Small Business, Rural Life, New Zealand
23 November, 2010
Obsessive recyclers Celia and Caro Allison say their commitment to sustainability is paying off for their homegrown fashion business, Dual.
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Submitted by: Amanda Cropp | Categories: Small Business, Fashion, Features , New Zealand
06 December, 2010
Hundreds of cartons, baskets and bags containing millions of fragments of porcelain, glass, and bent silverware faced Christchurch valuers post earthquake. By building a mental 3-D jigsaw from the shards: they came, they saw, they valued…
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Submitted by: Ross Millar | Categories: New Zealand, Home & Garden, Tips/Advice
16 December, 2010
A stunning Kaka all set for a great Christmas. The bird was drawn in pencil then painted in Photoshop. The background is a selection of my own Photoshop brushes.
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Submitted by: Roz Paterson | Categories: New Zealand, Cartoons, Illustrations
09 February, 2011
To Celebrate 100 years of Surf Life Saving in New Zealand a group of "6 Surf Lifeguards" are circumnavigating New Zealand in two IRB's (inflatable rescue boats). The boats and motor are the standard IRB's used by most clubs around the country with a few modifications. These include the fuel capacity increased to 90 litres from the usual single 20 litre bladder, less fins on the propellor guard to reduce drag and increase fuel efficiency and a longer tiller. A few other minor adjustments have been made to the foot straps and hand holds for comfort for the longer journey and different stance of driver and crew person.
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Submitted by: The Bay Limited | Categories: New Zealand, Surf Life Saving
20 March, 2011
A selection of colourful blooms taken in and around the winter gardens in Auckland Domain last year.
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Home & Garden, Recreation, Photographs, New Zealand, New Zealand, Illustrations
30 April, 2011
What a great place to have a memorial to remember those from New Zealand, Australia and Turkey who fell at Gallipoli 96 years ago.
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Submitted by: The Bay Limited | Categories: New Zealand
26 February, 2011
From firemen to friends, many people have become heroes in Christchurch. This is a letter of thanks, especially to those who have to recover the bodies of the quakes victims
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Submitted by: Heather Hapeta | Categories: New Zealand, Life & Style
01 March, 2011
This earthquake should really be seen as a national day of reckoning when we finally decided to sacrifice some consumption to save and rebuild the economy, writes Bernard Hickey.
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Submitted by: Bernard Hickey | Categories: Economy, New Zealand
01 April, 2011
One homesick Cantabrian with few practical skills wonders how to help the people of Christchurch.
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Submitted by: Grant Aldridge | Categories: Viewpoints, New Zealand, Life & Style
09 June, 2011
Evening time on the South coast, A Magical time to land at Wellington Airport. Air New Zealand Q300 on finals from across the Cook Strait.
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10 June, 2011
Taken on the way to Nelson a few years back looking down across the city as the dawn breaks.
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Submitted by: The Bay Limited | Categories: Photographs, New Zealand, New Zealand
08 September, 2010
For the past century, the Anglo-Saxons have dominated the world in just about every respect - economically, politically, culturally and even morally. But recent events have indicated that things may be about to change.
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Submitted by: David Mahony | Categories: Viewpoints, World
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Travel, World, Illustrations
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Submitted by: Carlos Alejandro Falcó Chang | Categories: Politics & Government, World, Cartoons
19 March, 2011
All photos on here were taken in Fiji by Monique Jones in 2006
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Submitted by: Monique Jones | Categories: Food & Wine, Recreation, Photographs, World, Pacific, Pacific
10 August, 2011
A road accident in Fiji demonstrates the Fijian attitudes, standards and law.
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Submitted by: Peter Jacobs | Categories: Features , World, Summer Reads, Pacific