This is now the chance for 55 year old Sushila Prasad to visit her family in Australia after she won the Pacific Blue return ticket to Australia at Fiji Showcase last night.
The mother of three said she has seen her 6 grandchildren grow up and would love the chance to visit her sister in Sydney.
Speaking on Prasad's behalf, her daughter-in-law Cynthia said she is overjoyed after the win.
There are three more Pacific Blue tickets to win and all people have to do is write their details on their Showcase entry tickets and drop them into the Pacific Blue bin.
Gates to Fiji Showcase 2009 open this hour at the Vodafone Arena and closes at 10 o'clock tonight.
Meanwhile, looking at the show times, Mr Fungus takes the stage at 1pm with his mime comedy show, at 2.30 pm people will get to see the Daredevil Comedy Show with Canadian James Johnson and at 3.45pm, Fiji Showcase mascot Cookie the Clown takes the Digicel Entertainment stage with his crazy comedy show.
Grandmother wins air ticket
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