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Bati: A celebration of Fijian stories
and storytelling
Andrew John Fakaua Ponton’s locally
produced BATI showed in Fiji recently,
and is on its way to international
film festivals. That the film exists at
all is a testament to patience and
perseverance. It was shot in 2019 with a
small, dedicated cast and a crew of six,
and honed over the years that followed
until it was ready to be unleashed on a
largely unsuspecting public.

Local knowledge: Wainadoi Waterfall Dr T launches cultural projects for children
The Wainadoi Waterfall is a beautiful and Fijian archaeologist, author and cultural advocate Dr Tarisi
accessible natural attraction located in Nabukavesi, Vunidilo has returned to Fiji on a mission to help children
approximately 33km from Lami Town. It’s a popular reconnect with their identity through storytelling, language and
spot for both locals and visitors seeking a refreshing heritage. She recently launched a bilingual children’s book titled
swim or a peaceful retreat to nature and offers Fiji: People, Culture and Identity, and a vibrant digital animation
excellent photo opportunities.
called Na Vo Mai Namosi (The Mudfish of Namosi).

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