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Letters To The Editors
Letters to the Editor | Saturday, June 10, 2023
A mighty battle The Fijian Drua faces the biggest of all acid tests in their first two years of Super Rugby when clashing with the Crusaders today. Will the rain, mist and slippery ground conditions...
8th June
Letters to the Editor | Thursday, June 8, 2023
India railway accident THE railway accident in Odisha is shocking, horrible and woeful. It is believed to be the worst rail accident in India in nearly three decades that leaves 288 people dead and over 1100 injured (still counting). More bodies are yet to be recovered as rescuers try frantically to reach them. It is...
7th June
Letters to the Editor | Wednesday, June 7, 2023
Fantastic home support SWIRE Shipping Fijian Drua skipper Meli Derenalagi alluded to the faith in God and the support of fans as two critical reasons for the team making it into the historic top eight. Last weekend, despite the bad weather compelled by rain and wind, brave Drua fans made their way into HFC Bank...
6th June
Letters to the Editor | Tuesday, June 6, 2023
Death by sugar THAT’S what diabetes translates to in iTaukei: “death by sugar”. On page 42 of The Fiji Times (3/6/23), there was a serious article titled “Are we failing our children”. On the facing page was a full-page colourful advertisement for a brand of ice-cream on a stick. This particular ice-cream was covered in...
5th June
Letters to the Editor | Monday, June 5, 2023
The man behind the scenes IF a picture could paint a thousands words – amidst the celebration and shouts of joy after the Fijian Drua emphatic win over the Reds – one man sat in the middle of the field and returned the glory to He, the giver of all strength. The man the living...
4th June
Letters to the Editor | Sunday, June 4, 2023
Farewell Elenoa Kunatuba! Elenoa Kunatuba, who played a huge role in the growth of women’s rugby in Fiji, was laid to rest this week. She was given a fitting farewell. When women’s rugby started to grow in Fiji two names became prominent — Elenoa Kunatuba and Vela Naucukidi. I followed their contributions closely. Kunatuba gave...
