Blog
Rhyelle’s thoughts and reflections
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NFA’s Historic Campaign: A Miss Hibiscus Success
The National Fire Authority says its partnership with Miss Hibiscus 2025 Rhyelle Aisea became the biggest public awareness campaign in its history, reaching more than 5.1 million people while making history for Rotuma as Rhyelle became the first woman born, raised and educated on the island to win the Hibiscus crown.
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A Traditional Welcome for Miss Hibiscus 2025 in Rotuma
Miss Hibiscus 2025 Rhyelle Aisea returned to Rotuma to a traditional mamasa welcome after her successful Miss Fiji Pageant journey, using the homecoming to thank her community and inspire young island girls to dream big while staying grounded in their culture.
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Reunion With My Roots: Riamkau Sau II
This wasn’t a normal gathering. This was a reunion, the first time in almost 150 years that the different branches of our family came together in one place.
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Capturing Purpose: Fotofusion is Official Photographer
Fashion and events photographer Bau of Fotofusion Fiji is the Official Photographer to Miss Suva.
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Threads of Tradition: Wasa Ni Tadra
Miss Suva’s wardrobe tells a story of heritage and innovation. Learn how she partnered with Wasa Ni Tadra to showcase Suva as Fiji’s creative heart.
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Nexus of Fiji: Suva Is More Than A Capital
Suva stands strong through its people whose faith, humility, and service guide me.
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Learning Each Other’s Future
The meke taught me that learning each other’s culture is one of the most beautiful ways we can grow together. It’s not about performance — it’s about respect.
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From Small Spaces Grow Strong Roots
“From a small island, she learnt that faith and courage can move mountains — because the strongest roots often grow in the smallest spaces.”
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Youth at the Centre – Why Young Voices Matter
Putting youth at the centre means giving them power, trust, and the tools to shape their world — not someday, but today.
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Faith, Fear, and the Power of Saying Yes
Faith doesn’t make things easy — it makes them possible.