Men's Talk This video is part 2 of the small movie we have produced to answer the question put to us by UN75 – What is the Pacific future you want https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc6RU5P8Bcs Given the opportunity, men will talk about this…
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7u41s6?fbclid=IwAR1qhsnVyyZ3-wPSVTtDrN5AaBlFjvaMeMj6KBDeeTIoMRha9SIDAFRj3GA Florian and his team were travelling the Pacific and visited us earlier in 2020, not long before the world started to shut its doors because of COVID19. We were thrilled to receive notification that the film was ready for…
You may be wondering WHY is the 28th of May chosen to celebrate and talk about menstruation. Well … the average menstrual cycle is 28 days and the average length of a period is 5 days. 28th May (the 5th…
It’s time for action 2020 sees the collaboration of several Pacific groups using a combined voice and mobilising on global annual Menstrual Hygiene Day - 28th May. We may been ravaged by the impact of COVID19 and for Vanuatu and…
Born in New Hebrides 8 October 1917 and died in Canberra Australia on 10 May 2020 We were recently approached by our friends Sarah & Dave of The Story Boxes in Brisbane. An elderly friend of theirs, Katherine had recently…
Here’s a little known fact. Vanuatu, the island nation made up of an 83 island archipelago is considered to be the world's most at-risk country for natural hazards, according to a United Nations University World RiskIndex. The list includes storms,…
If you are regular visitor, or have lived in Vanuatu, you will no doubt have heard or referred to, the V Factor. The V factor can mean several things, sometimes positive and sometimes not quite you were expecting. It can…
Judene Edgar speaks with Belinda from Mammas Laef about Period Poverty and how a group of Vanuatu people are tackling the burden felt by many women in the island nation. Follow this link to listen. https://www.freshfm.net/Programmes/Programme-Details.aspx?PID=9bc6e10b-f881-41e4-a587-abbcd702af6b This is an insight…
I spend a lot of time waiting for a bus when in Vanuatu. The past 12 months, I estimate I've taken 650 bus trips, injecting around 100,000 vatu (that's about $1,300 NZD) into the bus economy :) Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai…
