📣 ANNOUNCEMENT – Winner of the 2023 Pacific and Timor-Leste Sing-Off! 🎄 After narrowing down the 3 finalists, there was one that stood out…🥁 In first place 🥇: Ni-Vanuatu workers from Moonrocks, St George, Queensland! 🇻🇺🏆 The group in full Ni-Vanuatu spirit performed a traditional string band Christmas song, with some of the lyrics swapped out to mention Australia and St George. Members donned attire with patterns and colours representing their islands of origin. 💯 Congratulations to the

11K views · 347 reactions | NI-VANUATU DECENDANTS CELEBRATE VANUATU INDEPENDENCE DAY. Muanikoso settlement, Suva celebrated the 43rd Independence of Vanuatu. The residents are predominately descendants of people from Vanuatu who arrived in Fiji in the early 1930s and settled in the area. Watch more on our News at 6pm Fiji One #Culture #Heritage #Vanuatu #FijjiNews | Fiji One News | Facebook

COVID-19 lockdowns and travel restrictions have led to a lot of changes for this group of ni-Vanuatu tourism workers in Australia under the Pacific Labour Scheme. They have accepted new positions working in the horticulture industry, which is still facing labour shortages, and are now picking mandarins, lemons and limes at Simfresh in Monduran, Queensland. The Australian Government has been prioritising the welfare of workers and ensuring they have new employment opportunities where their old po

2.4K views · 104 reactions | What sets Vanuatu apart from other countries are our authentic, living traditions. We are home to 120+ distinct cultures – and they're all being showcased right now at Vanuatu's 4th National Arts Festival in Lakatoro, Malekula Island! Livestream it on Facebook at Vanuatu National Arts Festival. #DiscoverVanuatu   Lakatoro, Malekula Island, #Vanuatu  Ula Majewski | Vanuatu Tourism Office | Facebook