A Day in Suva: Where Rain Keeps the City Moving
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A Day in Suva: Where Rain Keeps the City Moving
Spend an ordinary weekday in Suva, Fiji, from a rain-softened bus commute and lunch at the municipal market to office work, five grounded facts, and the city's layered history.
A day in Suva, where rain keeps the city moving
Episode guide
This episode explores "A day in Suva, where rain keeps the city moving". It is presented as a solo narration, and the source list lets you revisit the original material.
Sources
- FBC News, "Govt absorbs bus fare hike, subsidises power bills"
- Fiji Sun, "Inside the bustling Suva Market where Fiji comes to life"
- United Nations Development Programme, "Every Day Counts: Women Vendors in Suva Market Embrace SEDE"
- Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, "Fiji country brief"
- Laws of Fiji, "Constitution of the Republic of Fiji"
- ANU Press, "Suva Stories: Introduction: Reclaiming Suva"
- ANU Press, "Suva Stories: The making of a capital"
- Tourism Fiji, "Travel Guide to Suva"
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