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WHAT’S NEW

TASTY ISLAND TREATS TO GO
Tasty Island Treats ice pops are now
available in take-home (or take to a
BISHOP’S TOMB friend’s) packs of ten. The pack contains
Levuka landmark, the Bishop’s Tomb has been given a facelift. five flavours, including watermelon cream
A few minutes north of town in Cawaci, on the grounds of St and our favourite, toasted coconut, and
John’s College, it is the final resting place of Fiji’s first Catholic is available online or from their outlet in
Bishop, Dr Julian Vidal, Father Gabriel Lahaye and Brother Walu Bay, Suva.
Pio Nawau from Kadavu, who was said to be Bishop Vidal's @tastyislandtreatsfiji
secretary. Their remains are interred in a monument which also
provides a stunning view to the ocean. The tomb is built in the
classic Gothic Revivalist architectural style; you will see other
examples of this style in Levuka town. It’s a little climb to the top
of the bluff, but well worth the effort for the view and to admire
the now-freshly painted structure.

RUGBY WALK OF FAME
Former Canberra Raiders and Fiji Sevens winger
and local hero, Noa Nadruku, and Kenyan rugby star,
Collins Injera are the latest inductees into the Rugby
Walk of Fame in Sigatoka town. They join legends
George Gregan, Lote Tuiqiri, Waisale Serevi, David
Campese, Ben Gollings, Viliame Satala, Karl Tenana,
Rupeni Caucau and the late Jonah Lomu. Nadruku
was emotional at the launch, which happened on the
sidelines of the Coral Coast Sevens tournament in
January, while Injera said, “Being honoured over 15,200
kilometres away from home is simply the best feeling in
my rugby career.”

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