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the resultant prisoners of war were regularly sold at auction to the planters. This provided a source of revenue for the government and also dispersed the rebels to different, often isolated islands where the plantations were located. The land that was occupied by these people before they became slaves was then also sold for additional revenue. An example of this is the Lovoni people of Ovalau, who after being defeated in a war with the
Cakobau government in 1871, were rounded up and sold to the settlers at £6 per head. Two thousand Lovoni men, women and children were sold, and their period of slavery lasted five years. Likewise, after the Kai Colo wars in 1873, thousands of people from the hill tribes of Viti Levu were sent to Levuka and sold into slavery. Warnings from the Royal Navy stationed in the area that buying these people was illegal were largely given without enforcement, and the British consul in Fiji, Edward Bernard Marsh, regularly turned a blind eye to this type of labour trade.
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Thurston) led a two pronged attack throughout the region. The combined forces of the different clans of the Kai Colo made a stand at the village of Na Culi. The Kai Colo were defeated with dynamite and fire being used to flush them out from their defensive positions amongst the mountain caves. Many Kai Colo were killed, and one of the main leaders of the hill clans, Ratu Dradra, was forced to surrender with around 2,000 men, women and children being taken prisoner and sent to the coast. In the months after this defeat, the only main resistance was from the clans around the village of Nibutautau. Major Thurston crushed this resistance in the two months following the battle at Na Culi. Villages were burnt, Kai Colo were killed, and a further large number of prisoners were taken. About 1,000 of the prisoners (men, women and children) were sent to Levuka where some were hanged and the rest were sold into
3646:. The national Bureau of Statistics cites a GERD/GDP ratio of 0.15% in 2012. Private-sector research and development (R&D) is negligible. Government investment in research and development tends to favour agriculture. In 2007, agriculture and primary production accounted for just under half of government expenditure on R&D, according to the Fijian National Bureau of Statistics. This share had risen to almost 60% by 2012. However, scientists publish much more in the field of geosciences and health than in agriculture. The rise in government spending on agricultural research has come to the detriment of research in education, which dropped to 35% of total research spending between 2007 and 2012. Government expenditure on health research has remained fairly constant, at about 5% of total government research spending, according to the Fijian National Bureau of Statistics.
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roughly translates as "those who stand up". The first Tuka movement was led by
Ndoongumoy, better known as Navosavakandua, which means "he who speaks only once". He told his followers that if they returned to traditional ways and worshipped traditional deities such as Degei and Rokola, their current condition would be transformed, with the whites and their puppet Fijian chiefs being subservient to them. Navosavakandua was previously exiled from the Viti Levu highlands in 1878 for disturbing the peace, and the British quickly arrested him and his followers after this open display of rebellion. He was again exiled, this time to
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communities, and as a result many men, women and children were either killed or wounded in these operations. The rest were taken prisoner and sent to the towns on the northern coast. The chief medical officer in
British Fiji, William MacGregor, also took part both in killing Kai Colo and tending to their wounded. After the caves were taken, the Kai Colo surrendered and their leader, Bisiki, was captured. Various trials were held, mostly at Nasaucoko under Le Hunte, and 32 men were either hanged or shot including Bisiki, who was killed trying to escape.
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then be shipped to Asia. A good cargo would result in a half-yearly profit of around $ 25,000 for the dealer. The Fijian workers were often given firearms and ammunition as an exchange for their labour, and by the end of the 1820s most of the Fijian chiefs had muskets and many were skilled at using them. Some Fijian chiefs soon felt confident enough with their new weapons to forcibly obtain more destructive weaponry from the
Europeans. In 1834, men from Viwa and Bau were able to take control of the French ship
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Captain Harding was sent to emphasise the government's authority. To prove the worth of the Native Regiment, this augmented force went into the interior and massacred about 170 Kai Colo people at Na Korowaiwai. Upon returning to the coast, the force was met by the white settlers who still saw the government troops as a threat. A skirmish between the government's troops and the white settlers' brigade was only prevented by the intervention of Captain William Cox Chapman of
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disease on an unexposed population. In 1875–76 the resulting epidemic of measles killed over 40,000 Fijians, about one-third of the Fijian population. Some
Fijians allege that this failure of quarantine was a deliberate action to introduce the disease into the country. Historians have found no such evidence; the disease spread before the new British governor and colonial medical officers had arrived, and no quarantine rules existed under the outgoing regime.
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Leaving Certificate and the opportunity to attend senior secondary school. At the end of this level, they may take the Form VII examination, which covers four or five subjects. Successful completion of this process gains students access to higher education.
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Indian workers to Fiji on a five-year contract, after which they could return to India at their own expense; if they chose to renew their contract for a second five-year term, they would be given the option of returning to India at the government's expense, or remaining in Fiji. The great majority chose to stay. The
Queensland Act, which regulated indentured labour in Queensland, was made law in Fiji also.
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1350:. As with most other ancient human civilisations, warfare or preparation for warfare was an important part of everyday life in pre-colonial Fiji. The Fijians were noted for their distinctive use of weapons, especially war clubs. Fijians used many different types of clubs that can be broadly divided into two groups, two handed clubs and small specialised throwing clubs called
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2367:, the Lieutenant Colonel who had carried out the 1987 coup, became Prime Minister following elections held under the new constitution. Three years later, Rabuka established the Constitutional Review Commission, which in 1997 wrote a new constitution which was supported by most leaders of the indigenous Fijian and Indo-Fijian communities. Fiji was re-admitted to the
4027:– natives of Rotuma Island, whose culture has more in common with countries such as Tonga or Samoa than with the rest of Fiji. There are also small but economically significant groups of Europeans, Chinese, and other Pacific island minorities. The membership of other ethnic groups is about 4.5%. 3,000 people or 0.3% of the people living in Fiji are from Australia.
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in the highlands were ordered by Gordon to remain depopulated and in ruins. Gordon also constructed a military fortress, Fort Canarvon, at the headwaters of the Sigatoka River where a large contingent of soldiers were based to maintain British control. He renamed the Native Regiment, the Armed Native Constabulary to lessen its appearance of being a military force.
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also serve on inter-island ferries. Bus fares and routes are regulated by the Land Transport Authority (LTA). Bus and taxi drivers hold Public Service Licenses issued by the LTA. Taxis are licensed by the LTA and operate widely all over the country. Apart from urban, town-based taxis, there are others that are licensed to serve rural or semi-rural areas.
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deported as punishment. Three years later in the highlands of Vanua Levu, where locals had re-engaged in traditional religion, Governor Thurston ordered in the Armed Native Constabulary to destroy the towns and the religious relics. Leaders were jailed and villagers exiled or forced to amalgamate into government-run communities. Later, in 1914,
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takeover. The coup was the culmination of weeks of speculation following conflict between the elected prime minister, Laisenia Qarase, and Bainimarama. Bainimarama had repeatedly issued demands and deadlines to the prime minister. A particular issue was previously pending legislation to pardon those involved in the 2000 coup. Bainimarama named
1647:, demanded that Cakobau lead a force of Fijians from coastal areas to suppress the Kai Colo. Cakobau eventually led a campaign into the mountains but suffered a humiliating loss with 61 of his fighters being killed. Settlers also came into conflict with the local eastern Kai Colo people called the Wainimala. Thurston called in the
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2743:. These changes, along with temperature rise, will displace Fijian communities and will prove disruptive to the national economy – tourism, agriculture and fisheries, the largest contributors to the nation's GDP, will be severely impacted by climate change causing increases in poverty and food insecurity. As a party to both the
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clan is based on traditional customary ties as opposed to actual biological links. These clans, based on the spiritual leader, are known as a matangali. Within the matangali are a number of smaller collectives, known as the mbito. The descent is patrilineal, and all the status is derived from the father's side.
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2009 when the former constitution was abrogated. The PER had allowed restrictions on speech, public gatherings, and censorship of news media and had given security forces added powers. He also announced a nationwide consultation process leading to a new constitution under which the 2014 elections were held.
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High school education may continue for a total of five years following an entry examination. Students either leave after three years with a Fiji school leaving certificate, or remain on to complete their final two years and qualify for tertiary education. Entry into the secondary school system, which
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Urbanisation and expansion in the service sector have contributed to recent GDP growth. Sugar exports and a rapidly growing tourist industry – with tourists numbering 430,800 in 2003 and increasing in the subsequent years – are the major sources of foreign exchange. Fiji is highly dependent
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Economic liberalisation in the years following the coups created a boom in the garment industry and a steady growth rate despite growing uncertainty regarding land tenure in the sugar industry. The expiration of leases for sugar cane farmers (along with reduced farm and factory efficiency) has led to
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In his 2010 New Year's address, Bainimarama announced the lifting of the Public Emergency Regulations (PER). However, the PER was not rescinded until January 2012, and the Suva Philosophy Club was the first organisation to reorganise and convene public meetings. The PER had been put in place in April
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Other Tuka organisations, however, soon appeared. The British colonial administration ruthlessly suppressed both the leaders and followers, with figureheads such as Sailose being banished to an asylum for 12 years. In 1891, entire populations of villages who were sympathetic to the Tuka ideology were
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outbreak in that city and the three Fijians all came down with the disease. On returning to Fiji, the colonial administrators decided not to quarantine the ship on which the convalescents travelled. This was despite the British having a very extensive knowledge of the devastating effect of infectious
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The British and Queensland governments tried to regulate this recruiting and transport of labour. Melanesian labourers were to be recruited for a term of three years, paid three pounds per year, issued basic clothing, and given access to the company store for supplies. Most Melanesians were recruited
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of the United States Exploring Expedition. Wilkes wrote that "all the chiefs seemed to look upon Christianity as a change in which they had much to lose and little to gain". Christianised Fijians, in addition to forsaking their spiritual beliefs, were pressured into cutting their hair short, adopting
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culture and traditions are very vibrant and are integral components of everyday life for the majority of Fiji's population, Fijian society has evolved over the past century with the introduction of traditions such as Indian and Chinese as well as significant influences from Europe and Fiji's Pacific
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In Fiji, the role of government in education is to provide an environment in which children realise their full potential, and school is free from age 6 to 14. The primary school system consists of eight years of schooling and is attended by children from the ages of 6 to 14 years. Upon completion of
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was due to be released to the public, it was announced that it recommended a change in the name of Fiji's citizens. If the proposal were adopted, all citizens of Fiji, whatever their ethnicity, would be called "Fijians". The proposal would change the English name of indigenous Fijians from "Fijians"
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Airports Fiji Limited (AFL) is responsible for the operation of 15 public airports in the Fiji Islands. These include two international airports: Nadi international Airport, Fiji's main international gateway, and Nausori Airport, Fiji's domestic hub, and 13 outer island airports. Fiji's main airline
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and warm year round with minimal extremes. The warm season is from November to April, and the cooler season lasts from May to October. Temperatures in the cool season average 22 °C (72 °F). Rainfall is variable, with the warm season experiencing heavier rainfall, especially inland. For the
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with power to recommend compensation for victims of the 2000 coup and amnesty for its perpetrators. However, the military, especially the nation's top military commander, Frank Bainimarama, strongly opposed this bill. Bainimarama agreed with detractors who said that to grant amnesty to supporters of
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which was directly subject to his authority as Supreme Chief. This body remained in existence until being suspended by the military-backed interim government in 2007 and only abolished in 2012. Gordon also extinguished the ability of Fijians to own, buy or sell land as individuals, the control being
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Despite achieving military victories over the Kai Colo, the Cakobau government was faced with problems of legitimacy and economic viability. Indigenous Fijians and white settlers refused to pay taxes, and the cotton price had collapsed. With these major issues in mind, John Bates Thurston approached
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From March to October 1873, a force of about 200 King's Troops under the general administration of Swanston with around 1,000 coastal Fijian and white volunteer auxiliaries, led a campaign throughout the highlands of Viti Levu to annihilate the Kai Colo. Major Fitzgerald and Major H.C. Thurston (the
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The situation intensified further in early 1873 when the Burns family was killed by a Kai Colo raid in the Ba River area. The Cakobau government deployed 50 King's Troopers to the region under the command of Major Fitzgerald to restore order. The local whites refused their posting, and deployment of
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With the demand for land high, the white planters started to push into the hilly interior of Viti Levu. This put them into direct confrontation with the Kai Colo, which was a general term to describe the various Fijian clans resident to these inland districts. The Kai Colo were still living a mostly
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celebration, and in 1853 the European settlement of Levuka was burnt to the ground. Williams blamed Cakobau for both these incidents, and the U.S. representative wanted Cakobau's capital at Bau destroyed in retaliation. A naval blockade was instead set up around the island which put further pressure
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in Fiji as providing a moral imperative justifying colonization. Europeans labelled many native Fijian customs as debased or primitive, enabling many colonists to see Fiji as a "paradise wasted on savage cannibals". Authors such as Deryck Scarr have perpetuated 19th century claims of "freshly killed
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Because of the success of Fiji's national basketball teams, the popularity of basketball has experienced rapid growth in recent years. In the past, the country only had few basketball courts, which severely limited Fijians who desired to practice the sport more frequently. Through recent efforts by
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The concept of family and community is of great importance to Fijian culture. Within the indigenous communities many members of the extended family will adopt particular titles and roles of direct guardians. Kinship is determined through a child's lineage to a particular spiritual leader, so that a
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came to the forefront of Fijian Tuka resistance by founding Viti Kabani, a co-operative company that would legally monopolise the agricultural sector and boycott European planters. The British and their proxy Council of Chiefs were not able to prevent the Viti Kabani's rise, and again the colonists
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With almost all aspects of indigenous Fijian social life being controlled by the British colonial authorities, a number of charismatic individuals preaching dissent and return to pre-colonial culture were able to forge a following amongst the disenfranchised. These movements were called Tuka, which
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By the end of October 1876, the "Little War" was over, and Gordon had succeeded in vanquishing the rebels in the interior of Viti Levu. Remaining insurgents were sent into exile with hard labour for up to 10 years. Some non-combatants were allowed to return to rebuild their villages, but many areas
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The northern campaign against the Kai Colo in the highlands was similar but involved removing the rebels from large, well protected caves in the region. Knollys managed to clear the caves "after some considerable time and large expenditure of ammunition". The occupants of these caves included whole
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was established as the first European-style town in Fiji, on the island of Ovalau. The market for "beche-de-mer" in China was lucrative, and British and American merchants set up processing stations on various islands. Local Fijians were utilised to collect, prepare and pack the product which would
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who met them in Tonga. They were described as formidable warriors and ferocious cannibals, builders of the finest vessels in the Pacific, but not great sailors. They inspired awe amongst the Tongans, and all their Manufactures, especially bark cloth and clubs, were highly valued and much in demand.
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Examinations. In addition to the traditional educational system, Fiji also offers the opportunity to obtain an education through distance learning. The University Extension Service provides centres and a network of terminals in most regional areas. For students taking non-credit courses, no formal
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On 4 January 2007, the military announced that it was restoring executive power to Iloilo, who made a broadcast endorsing the actions of the military. The next day, Iloilo named Bainimarama as the interim prime minister, indicating that the military was still effectively in control. In the wake of
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Between 1879 and 1916, tens of thousands of Indians moved to Fiji to work as indentured labourers, especially on sugarcane plantations. Given the steady influx of ships carrying indentured Indians to Fiji up until 1916, repatriated Indians generally boarded these same ships on their return voyage.
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against the Kai Colo in the mountains to the north of the river. Governor Gordon invoked a type of martial law in the area where Arthur John Lewis Gordon and Knollys had absolute power to conduct their missions outside of any restrictions of legislation. The two groups of rebels were kept isolated
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In what Gordon termed the "Little War", the suppression of this uprising took the form of two co-ordinated military campaigns in the western half of Viti Levu. The first was conducted by Gordon's second cousin, Arthur John Lewis Gordon, against the Qalimari insurgents along the Sigatoka River. The
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In addition to the blackbirded labour from other Pacific islands, thousands of people indigenous to the Fijian archipelago were sold into slavery on the plantations. As the white settler backed Cakobau government, and later the British colonial government, subjugated areas in Fiji under its power,
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of white farmers, imported slave labourers, and coastal Fijians to be organised. This group of around 400 armed vigilantes, including veterans of the U.S. Civil War, had a battle with the Kai Colo near the village of Cubu, in which both sides had to withdraw. The village was destroyed, and the Kai
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by the British colonial powers in the 19th century. The percentage of the population of Indo-Fijian descent has declined significantly over the last two decades through migration for various reasons. Indo-Fijians suffered reprisals for a period after the coup of 2000. Relationships between ethnic
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Official statistics show that in 2012, 75% of visitors stated that they came for a holiday/vacation. Honeymoons are very popular as are romantic getaways in general. There are also family-friendly resorts with facilities for young children including kids' clubs and nanny options. Fiji has several
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who were stationed at Nasaucoko. Carew also ensured the rebellion did not spread east by securing the loyalty of the Wainimala people of the eastern highlands. The war involved the use of the soldiers of the old Native Regiment of Cakobau supported by around 1,500 Christian Fijian volunteers from
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Two British commissioners were sent to Fiji to investigate the possibility of an annexation. The question was complicated by maneuverings for power between Cakobau and his old rival, Ma'afu, with both men vacillating for many months. On 21 March 1874, Cakobau made a final offer, which the British
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also became interested in asserting their power in the region, and they threatened intervention following a number of incidents involving their consul in the Fiji islands, John Brown Williams. In 1849, Williams had his trading store looted following an accidental fire, caused by stray cannon fire
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Gordon decided in 1878 to import indentured labourers from India to work on the sugarcane fields that had taken the place of the cotton plantations. The 463 Indians arrived on 14 May 1879 – the first of some 61,000 that were to come before the scheme ended in 1916. The plan involved bringing the
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Although the Cakobau government did not approve of the settlers taking justice into their own hands, it did want the Kai Colo subjugated and their land sold. The solution was to form an army. Robert S. Swanston, the minister for Native Affairs in the Kingdom, organised the training and arming of
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With the arrival of Europeans in the 17th century, and European colonization in the late 19th century, many elements of Fijian culture were either repressed or modified to ensure European – specifically, British – control. This was especially the case with respect to traditional Fijian spiritual
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is a common tourist activity. Fiji's main attractions to tourists are primarily white sandy beaches and aesthetically pleasing islands with all-year tropical weather. In general, Fiji is a mid-range priced holiday/vacation destination with most of the accommodations in this range. It also has a
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the constitution, and removed all office holders under the constitution including all judges and the governor of the Central Bank. In his own words, he "appoint self as the Head of the State of Fiji under a new legal order". He then reappointed Bainimarama under his "New Order" as interim prime
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that was present in the colonies of Australia, two white settlers, James Harding and W. Fitzgerald, were appointed as the head officers of this paramilitary brigade. The formation of this force did not sit well with many of the white plantation owners as they did not trust an army of Fijians to
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established a stable administration in the Lau Islands and the Tongans. Other foreign powers such as the United States were considering the possibility of annexing Fiji. This situation was not appealing to many settlers, almost all of whom were British subjects from Australia. Britain, however,
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often translated also as paramount chief) who had previously subdued much of western Fiji. Cakobau, following on from his father, became so dominant that he was able to expel the Europeans from Levuka for five years over a dispute about their giving of weapons to his local enemies. In the early
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reiterated that the term "Fijian" should apply to all Fiji nationals, but the statement was again met with protest. A spokesperson for the Viti Landowners and Resource Owners Association claimed that even fourth-generation descendants of migrants did not fully understand "what it takes to be a
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overturned the High Court decision that Bainimarama's takeover of Qarase's government was lawful and declared the interim government to be illegal. Bainimarama agreed to step down as interim prime minister immediately, along with his government, and President Iloilo was to appoint a new prime
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Citing corruption in the government, Bainimarama staged a military takeover on 5 December 2006 against the prime minister that he had installed after a 2000 coup. The commodore took over the powers of the presidency and dissolved the parliament, paving the way for the military to continue the
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had met with thousands of highland clans at Navuso to formalise their subjugation to British rule and Christianity. Layard and his delegation managed to spread the measles epidemic to the highlanders, causing mass deaths in this population. As a result, anger at the British colonists flared
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In 2020, the Regional Pacific Nationally Determined Contributions Hub Office in Fiji was launched to support climate change mitigation and adaptation. Pacific authors on the frontlines of climate change remain underrepresented in the scientific literature on the impact of disasters and on
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being poisoned and Ratu Mara of Kaba being hanged in 1855. After these wars, most regions of Fiji, except for the interior highland areas, had been forced into giving up much of their traditional systems and were now vassals of Western interest. Cakobau was retained as a largely symbolic
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in 1799, and she was followed by many others in the 19th century. These ships came for drinking water, food and firewood and, later, for men to help man their ships. Some of the Europeans who came to Fiji in this period were accepted by the locals and were allowed to stay as residents.
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Confederate ports. Cotton cultivation was potentially an extremely profitable business. Thousands of European planters flocked to Fiji to establish plantations, but found the natives unwilling to adapt to their plans. They sought labour from the Melanesian islands. On 5 July 1865
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almost universally involved coercing them to accept very unfavourable terms. These settlers' expectation of dominating by force led them to form several aggressive, racially motivated groups, such as the British Subjects Mutual Protection Society. One group called themselves the
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were forced to send in the Armed Native Constabulary. Apolosi and his followers were arrested in 1915, and the company collapsed in 1917. Over the next 30 years, Apolosi was re-arrested, jailed and exiled, with the British viewing him as a threat right up to his death in 1946.
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introduced credit unions to the islands in the 1950s. Natural resources include timber, fish, gold, copper, offshore oil, and hydropower. Fiji experienced a period of rapid growth in the 1960s and 1970s but stagnated in the 1980s. The coups of 1987 caused further contraction.
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is a member of the Pacific Islands Rugby Alliance formerly along with Samoa and Tonga. In 2009, Samoa announced their departure from the Pacific Islands Rugby Alliance, leaving just Fiji and Tonga in the union. Fiji is currently ranked eleventh in the world by the IRB (as of
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I know we all have our different ethnicities, our different cultures and we should, we must, celebrate our diversity and richness. However, at the same time we are all Fijians. We are all equal citizens. We must all be loyal to Fiji; we must be patriotic; we must put Fiji
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To further consolidate social control throughout the colony, Governor Gordon introduced a system of appointed chiefs and village constables in the various districts to both enact his orders and report any disobedience from the populace. Gordon adopted the chiefly titles
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or the ancestors of the Polynesians settled the islands first, but not much is known of what became of them after the Melanesians arrived; the old culture may have had some influence on the new one, and archaeological evidence shows that some of the migrants moved on to
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trees were cut down. Cakobau and his remaining men were then compelled to join with the Tongans, backed by the Americans and British, to subjugate the remaining chiefs in the region who still refused to convert. These chiefs were soon defeated with Qaraniqio of the
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observed that "while Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Samoa are leading the way with large-scale hydropower projects, there is enormous potential to expand the deployment of other renewable energy options such as solar, wind, geothermal and ocean-based energy sources."
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Fijians and Indo-Fijians in the political arena have often been strained, and the tension between the two communities has dominated politics in the islands for the past generation. The level of political tension varies among different regions of the country.
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on Patel's death in 1969, led to a second constitutional conference in London, in April 1970, at which Fiji's Legislative Council agreed on a compromise electoral formula and a timetable for independence as a fully sovereign and independent nation within the
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The total number of repatriates under the Fiji indenture system is recorded as 39,261, while the number of arrivals is said to have been 60,553. Because the return figure includes children born in Fiji, many of the indentured Indians never returned to India.
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larger islands, rainfall is heavier on the southeast portions of the islands than on the northwest portions, with consequences for agriculture in those areas. Winds are moderate, though cyclones occur about once annually (10–12 times per decade).
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the present government who had played a role in the violent coup was a sham. His attack on the legislation, which continued unremittingly throughout May and into June and July, further strained his already tense relationship with the government.
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1850s, Cakobau went one step further and declared war on all Christians. His plans were thwarted after the missionaries in Fiji received support from the already converted Tongans and the presence of a British warship. The Tongan Prince
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With the rapid increase in white settlers entering the country, the desire for land acquisition also intensified. Once again, conflict with the Kai Colo in the interior of Viti Levu ensued. In 1871, the killing of two settlers near the
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in 2016. Typically, two 39-day competitions will be filmed back to back, with the first season airing in the fall of that year, and the second airing in the spring of the following year. This marks the longest consecutive period that
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Fiji has long had permanent settlements, but its peoples also have a history of mobility. Over the centuries, unique Fijian cultural practices developed. Fijians constructed large, elegant watercraft, with rigged sails called
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by at least 3500 to 1000 BC, with Melanesians following around a thousand years later, although there are still many open questions about the specific dates and patterns of human migration. It is believed that either the
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In an address to the nation during the constitutional crisis of April 2009, military leader and interim Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama, who was at the forefront of the attempt to change the definition of "Fijian", stated:
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Fiji has a high literacy rate (91.6 percent), and although there is no compulsory education, more than 85 percent of the children between the ages of 6 and 13 attend primary school. Schooling is free and provided by both
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throughout the region, and a widespread uprising quickly took hold. Villages along the Sigatoka River and in the highlands above this area refused British control, and Gordon was tasked with quashing this rebellion.
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Education is not compulsory but is free through the first eight years. Schools from pre-school to secondary are mostly managed by either the government, religion (Catholic, Methodist, Sabha or Muslim) or provinces.
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and sound local management over the past decade, the sport has grown in popularity in the wider Fijian community. It is now the second most-popular sport in Fiji, after rugby for men and after netball for women.
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qualifications are necessary. However, students who enroll in the credit courses may be awarded the appropriate degree or certificate upon successful completion of their studies through the extension services.
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spoken in Fiji. It has 350,000 native speakers, and another 200,000 speak it as a second language. There are many dialects of the language across the Fiji Islands, which may be classified in two major branches—
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Robert Langdon (ed.) Where the whalers went; an index to the Pacific ports and islands visited by American whalers (and some other ships) in the 19th century, Canberra, Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, 1984, p.26.
2356:. The two coups and the accompanying civil unrest contributed to heavy Indo-Fijian emigration; the resulting population loss resulted in economic difficulties and ensured that Melanesians became the majority.
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from Fijians working abroad, bottled water exports, and sugar cane. The Ministry of Local Government and Urban Development supervises Fiji's local government, which takes the form of city and town councils.
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is about 23 kilometres (14 mi) northeast of downtown Suva and serves mostly domestic traffic with flights from Australia and New Zealand. The main airport in the second largest island of Vanua Levu is
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policy whereby numerous rebel villages were burnt and their fields ransacked. After the capture and destruction of the main fortified towns of Koroivatuma, Bukutia and Matanavatu, the Qalimari surrendered
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housing, and an advanced system of ramparts and moats that were usually constructed around the more important settlements. Pigs were domesticated for food, and a variety of agricultural endeavors, such as
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The 2017 census found that the population of Fiji was 884,887, compared to the population of 837,271 in the 2007 census. The population density at the time of the 2007 census was 45.8 inhabitants per
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in Fiji was 72.1 years. Since the 1930s the population of Fiji has increased at a rate of 1.1% per year. The median age of the population was 29.9, and the gender ratio was 1.03 males per 1 female.
2189:, another great-grandson of Cakobau. The regiment was attached to New Zealand and Australian army units during the war. Because of its central location, Fiji was selected as a training base for the
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missions in various parts of the world. In addition, a significant number of former military personnel have served in the lucrative security sector in Iraq following the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.
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was established in Tonga, and Fiji came within its sphere of influence. The Tongan influence brought Polynesian customs and language into Fiji. That empire began to decline in the 13th century.
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the national federation Basketball Fiji and with the support of the Australian government, many schools have been able to construct courts and provide their students with basketball equipment.
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Courses include carpentry, metalwork, woodwork, home economics, agricultural science, economics, accounting, biology, chemistry, physics, history, geography. English and maths are compulsory.
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to conduct a punitive mission against the Wainimala. An armed force of 87 men shelled and burnt the village of Deoka, and a skirmish ensued which resulted in the deaths of over 40 Wainimala.
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representative of a few Fijian peoples and was allowed to take the ironic and self proclaimed title of "Tui Viti" ("King of Fiji"), but the overarching control now lay with foreign powers.
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Colo, despite being armed with muskets, received numerous casualties. The Kai Colo responded by making frequent raids on the settlements of the whites and Christian Fijians throughout the
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reacted by stating that the name "Fijian" belonged exclusively to indigenous Fijians, and that he would oppose any change in legislation enabling non-indigenous Fijians to use it. The
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They called their home Viti, but the Tongans called it Fisi, and it was by this foreign pronunciation, Fiji, first promulgated by Captain James Cook, that these islands are now known.
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train for three years; they then have the option to receive a diploma in education or read for a bachelor's degree in arts or science and continue for an additional year to earn a
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Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister's Office, Colonel Pio Tikoduadua said the name, Republic of the Fiji Islands, as stated in the 1997 constitution is no longer applicable.
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was the first known European visitor to Fiji, sighting the northern island of Vanua Levu and the North Taveuni archipelago in 1643 while looking for the Great Southern Continent.
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Citing unwillingness to exploit the Fijian people, the colonial authorities did not permit Fijians to enlist. One Fijian of chiefly rank, a great-grandson of Cakobau, joined the
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Fijian", and added that the term refers to a legal standing, since legislation affords specific rights to "Fijians" (meaning, in that legislation, indigenous Fijians).
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In February 2011, the prime minister's office issued a statement saying that the name of the state had officially changed from the Republic of the Fiji Islands to the
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as caretaker prime minister. The next week Bainimarama said he would ask the Great Council of Chiefs to restore executive powers to the president, Ratu Josefa Iloilo.
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English, a remnant of British colonial rule over the islands, was the sole official language until 1997 and is widely used in government, business and education as a
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2151:. On 21 September, the district police inspector took a number of Fijians to Wakaya, and von Luckner, not realising that they were unarmed, unwittingly surrendered.
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ordered the reinstatement of the constitution, and in September 2001, to restore democracy, a general election was held which was won by interim Prime Minister
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corpses piled up for eating" and ceremonial mass human sacrifice on the construction of new houses and boats. In fact, during colonial times, Fiji was known as
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Fiji is the only developing Pacific Island country with recent data for gross domestic expenditure on research and development (GERD), with the exception of
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on tourism for revenue. Sugar processing makes up one-third of industrial activity. Long-term problems include low investment and uncertain property rights.
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suitable Fijian volunteers and prisoners to become soldiers in what was variably called the King's Troops or the Native Regiment. In a similar system to the
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traditional lifestyle, they were not Christianised, and they were not under the rule of Cakobau or the confederacy. In 1867, a travelling missionary named
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Chapter 1.3.3 – This Constitution is to be adopted in the English language and translations in the iTaukei and Hindi languages are to be made available.
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Fiji's constitution refers to all Fijian citizens as "Fijians". Former constitutions referred to citizens of Fiji as "Fiji Islanders", though the term
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Narayan, Paresh; Prasad, Biman (30 May 2006). "The long-run impact of coups on Fiji's economy: evidence from a computable general equilibrium model".
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and church-run schools. Generally, the Fijian and Hindu children attend separate schools, reflecting the political split that exists in the nation.
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By the time of World War II, the United Kingdom had reversed its policy of not enlisting natives, and many thousands of Fijians volunteered for the
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party won with 59.2% of the vote, and the election was deemed credible by a group of international observers from Australia, India and Indonesia.
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form of dress from Tonga and fundamentally changing their marriage and funeral traditions. This process of enforced cultural change was called
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encouraged expansion of the empire and was therefore much more sympathetic to annexing Fiji than it had been previously. The murder of Bishop
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with a total manpower of 3,500 active soldiers and 6,000 reservists, and includes a Navy unit of 300 personnel. The land force comprises the
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to a suspension from the councils of the Commonwealth, allowing them to participate in a number of Commonwealth activities, including the
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party, with the backing of the Social Liberal Democratic party (Sodelpa), became Fiji's new Prime Minister to succeed Frank Bainimarama.
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assumed executive power after the resignation, possibly forced, of President Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara. Later in 2000, Fiji was rocked by
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on Cakobau to give up on his warfare against the foreigners and their Christian allies. Finally, on 30 April 1854, Cakobau offered his
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and exported some to Tonga. Fijians also developed a distinctive style of village architecture, consisting of communal and individual
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The Fiji Polytechnic School offers training in various trades, apprenticeship courses, and other courses that lead to diplomas in
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and that the name written in the 1997 constitution was now void (the constitution has been suspended since April 2009). Compare:
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being a notable resident. The religious conversion of the Fijians was a gradual process which was observed first-hand by Captain
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Jones, S (2012). "Kana Tamata or Feasts of Men: An Interdisciplinary Approach for Identifying Cannibalism in Prehistoric Fiji".
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was traditionally a minor sport in Fiji, popular largely amongst the Indo-Fijian community, but with international funding from
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by deceit, usually being enticed aboard ships with gifts, and then locked up. In 1875, the chief medical officer in Fiji, Sir
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party, led by Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama, won outright majority in the country's 51-seat parliament both in 2014
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in July 1965 to discuss constitutional changes with a view to introducing responsible government. Indo-Fijians, led by
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a decline in sugar production despite subsidies for sugar provided by the EU. Fiji's gold mining industry is based in
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Christian missionaries like David Cargill also arrived in the 1830s from recently converted regions such as Tonga and
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was part of their ceremonial and community rites. Fijians developed a monetary system where the polished teeth of the
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to which members were allocated by ethnicity but elected by universal suffrage. A further 8 seats were reserved for "
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competitions reaching 6th position in 1999, its highest level to date. The team won gold medals at the 2007 and
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primary school, a certificate is awarded and the student is eligible to take the secondary school examination.
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minister and imposed a "Public Emergency Regulation" limiting internal travel and allowing press censorship.
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seized power. In 2009, the Fijian High Court ruled that the military leadership was unlawful. At that point,
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on three occasions, with their best results coming when they made consecutive semi-final appearances in the
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the takeover, reports emerged of alleged intimidation of some of those critical of the interim regime.
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that the Mamanucas are the optimal location for the show and he would like to stay there permanently.
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located at Waiqele, southwest of Labasa Town. The largest aircraft handled by Labasa Airport is the
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and converted to Christianity. The traditional Fijian temples in Bau were destroyed, and the sacred
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38–34 to progress to the quarter-finals where they lost to the eventual Rugby World Cup winners,
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named Fiji's Laucala Island Resort as one of the fifteen world's most beautiful island hotels.
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textile industry, and used the cloth they produced to make sails and clothes such as the
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is bent to give uniform time (UTC+12) to all of the Fiji group. With the exception of
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in 1987 precipitated by a growing perception that the government was dominated by the
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culture of the western Pacific, Fijian culture has a stronger connection to the older
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twice – in 1997 and 2005. The Fiji national rugby union sevens team is the reigning
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28 December 2015). The national rugby union team has competed at five
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schools. Primary school teachers are trained for two years, whereas secondary
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when rebel soldiers went on a rampage at Suva's Queen Elizabeth Barracks. The
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a record eighteen times since its inception in 1976. Fiji has also won the
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Fiji has a significant amount of tourism with the popular regions being
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mean score of 8.35/10, ranking it 24th globally out of 172 countries.
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has a population that is slightly higher than Suva's. See
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2858:(SODELPA) came in second with 39.85 per cent of the vote.
2677:(the third and fourth largest islands, respectively), the
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6728:"The Story of Blackbirding in the South Seas – Part 2"
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Foundation for the Education of Needy Children in Fiji
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Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia
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where he died soon after his 10-year sentence ended.
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3072:. Some progress was experienced by this sector when
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5713:"Int'l monitors endorse Fiji election as credible"
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8745:Land Transport Authority – "Steering Fiji Safely"
7566:"Fiji's Commonwealth suspension partially lifted"
7305:. FijiVillage.com. 4 January 2007. Archived from
6993:. Privately printed by R . and R. Clark. p.
6760:The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery
5711:Perry, Nick; Pita, Ligaiula (29 September 2014).
2654:(the location of the international airport), and
2502:The official name of the country was reverted to
2495:violations by arresting and detaining opponents.
2487:On 1 September 2009, Fiji was suspended from the
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5038:men's tournament for the first time in history.
4017:Indian contract labourers brought to the islands
2841:general election took place on 17 September 2014
2518:voted to change Fiji's full suspension from the
1749:in the northwest of the island prompted a large
1475:and use its cannon against their enemies on the
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9447:Shanghai World Expo 2010 website En.expo2010.cn
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4045:People's Charter for Change, Peace and Progress
2526:. The suspension was lifted in September 2014.
1740:Three Kai Colo men in traditional Fijian attire
1214:Map showing the migration and expansion of the
1054:(where tourism is the major local industry) or
9892:Details of Fiji's History, Geography, Economy.
9443:"Pacific Pavilion unveils artist's renditions"
9144:. Archived from the original on 17 August 2008
8854:Secretariat of Pacific Community press release
8012:"Fiji Submits Long-Term National Climate Plan"
7359:. Archived from the original on 18 August 2009
7201:"Fiji Islands: From Immigration to Emigration"
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6692:The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser
5771:. fiji.gov.fj. 9 November 2009. Archived from
5551:Deverson, Tony; Kennedy, Graeme, eds. (2005).
5203:"About Fiji – History, Government and Economy"
2900:The law enforcement branch is composed of the
2685:, which are popular tourist destinations, the
2393:, which effectively toppled the government of
1954:at the time, took Cakobau and his two sons to
1712:. However, many of the settlers had come from
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1619:The rising price of cotton in the wake of the
1361:Bure-kalou or temple, and scene of cannibalism
1065:The majority of Fiji's islands were formed by
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2054:to describe these deputies and established a
1655:for assistance. The Navy duly sent Commander
12642:Member states of the Commonwealth of Nations
12174:South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
12169:Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
10013: This article incorporates text from a
9905:Politics of Indigeneity in the South Pacific
8949:Fiji Islands: From Immigration to Emigration
8799: This article incorporates text from a
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7592:"Fiji rejoins Commonwealth as a full member"
6493:Illustrated Australian News For Home Readers
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4110:Fiji has three official languages under the
3999:The population of Fiji is mostly made up of
3497:. Other popular movies shot in Fiji include
2077:Repatriation of indentured Indians from Fiji
564:18,274 km (7,056 sq mi) (
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6048:Comparative Studies in Society and History
5815:"The Forerunners of the Fijian Dictionary"
4391:The largest Christian denomination is the
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9864:The Fiji Islands: A Geographical Handbook
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4772:, a PGA golfer from Fiji, was ranked the
4751:has been internationally competitive, at
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3534:Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers
2828:is vested in both the government and the
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1815:era began in Fiji in 1865 when the first
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11144:List of Oceanian countries by population
9967:. Sydney, Australia: Allen & Unwin.
9414:Minority Rights Group International 2013
9197:"Communalism is 'to love thy neighbour'"
8389:Fiji Travel Information and Travel Guide
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1479:, although they later ran it aground.
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9142:"Charter proposes common Fijian name"
9005:Minority Rights Group International.
8726:Airports Fiji Limited – Outer Islands
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1846:Pacific Islanders Protection Act 1872
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4705:Fiji's culture was showcased at the
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3662:Secretariat of the Pacific Community
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4888:Rugby sevens at the Summer Olympics
4393:Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma
4183:is similar to the relation between
2787:including introducing the crime of
2543:Tui Macuata Ratu Wiliame Katonivere
2428:
2422:Reconciliation and Unity Commission
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2361:Group Against Racial Discrimination
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4945:and Farebrother Trophy Challenge.
4941:. At the club level there are the
4939:Pacific Islanders rugby union team
4707:World Exposition held in Vancouver
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1570:, caused them to defect from him.
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8930:from the original on 21 June 2023
8924:"Fiji Cities by Population, 2023"
8830:from the original on 30 June 2017
8052:from the original on 16 June 2023
7964:
7521:from the original on 22 June 2016
7481:from the original on 10 June 2010
7425:from the original on 3 March 2012
7321:"I support army takeover: Iloilo"
7207:from the original on 4 March 2010
7104:from the original on 19 July 2023
7034:Journal of the Polynesian Society
6734:from the original on 7 March 2014
6028:The islands and their inhabitants
5912:from the original on 19 July 2023
5585:from the original on 7 April 2022
5557:The New Zealand Oxford Dictionary
4902:competitions, the first being in
3578:ferry connects Port Denarau near
2661:The main towns on Vanua Levu are
2463:2009 Fijian constitutional crisis
2185:, which was under the command of
11892:Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
11621:Commonwealth (U.S. insular area)
11616:Territories of the United States
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9473:"Associate Member: Cricket Fiji"
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9067:Australian High Commission, Fiji
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8101:Ligaiula, Pita (17 March 2023).
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8082:from the original on 1 July 2023
8064:
8034:
8022:from the original on 31 May 2023
7925:
7895:
7873:
7339:"President swears in interim PM"
7011:Gordon, Arthur Hamilton (1879).
6987:Gordon, Arthur Hamilton (1879).
6970:Gordon, Arthur Hamilton (1879).
5062:
5048:
4794:
4274:(As-salamu alaykum for Muslims)
4023:About 1.2% of the population is
3983:
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3758:
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3271:
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3211:
2883:Republic of Fiji Military Forces
2877:Armed forces and law enforcement
2824:is exercised by the government,
2714:Forest Landscape Integrity Index
2636:, 12° 30′ south of the equator.
1790:Blackbirding and slavery in Fiji
1553:(a chiefly title meaning warlord
1379:Early interaction with Europeans
936:
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619:46.4/km (120.2/sq mi) (
151:
105:
91:
9957:University of the South Pacific
9943:Derrick, Ronald Albert (1957).
9862:Derrick, Ronald Albert (1951).
9785:Fiji's Times: A History of Fiji
9449:. 11 March 2010. Archived from
9263:Radio New Zealand International
8969:Future bleak for Fiji's Indians
8958:. Migration Information Source.
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7386:
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7269:Phil Taylor (6 December 2006).
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6839:
6819:"A FIJIAN PLANTER'S CONFESSION"
6811:
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6796:, London: Secker & Warburg.
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5100:
4961:Fiji national rugby league team
4948:
4929:. The sport is governed by the
4805:needs additional citations for
4604:University of the South Pacific
4411:which includes the Dioceses of
3715:Largest cities or towns in Fiji
3692:
3051:Ratu Naiqama Tawake Lalabalavu
2856:Social Democratic Liberal Party
2820:, and of a multi-party system.
2415:Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewenivanua
2313:
2063:Indian indenture system in Fiji
1975:Governor Arthur Hamilton Gordon
1881:
12652:Small Island Developing States
12612:1970 establishments in Oceania
12119:British Indian Ocean Territory
12028:Australian Antarctic Territory
9986:. University of Hawaii Press.
9247:, fiji.gov.fj (11 April 2009).
8319:"South Pacific Stock Exchange"
7383:, fiji.gov.fj (10 April 2009).
7228:The Journal of Pacific History
7203:. Migration Policy Institute.
7129:. University of Hawaii Press.
6905:(Nov 1972), pp 806–813, online
6808:, 20–23 Nov 1872, 1 March 1873
5469:
5368:
5260:
5225:
5195:
5078:Index of Fiji-related articles
5004:Oceania Football Confederation
4935:Pacific Islands Rugby Alliance
4854:Fiji national rugby union team
4779:
4739:is an associate member of the
2904:and Fiji Corrections Service.
2704:Fiji contains two ecoregions:
2073:Indian indenture ships to Fiji
1938:title, retaining the title of
1096:, the British established the
381:Unitary parliamentary republic
135:"Fear God and honour the King"
13:
1:
10786:
10032:
9846:, Digitized 5 December 2006.
9782:
9579:"Official World Golf Ranking"
9348:education.stateuniversity.com
9063:"Australia-Fiji relationship"
8674:Gibson, Nevil (14 May 2012).
8471:Howard, Anna (16 June 2015).
7161:
6933:
6713:
6397:
6385:
6373:
6361:
6272:
5933:
5244:. Fiji Bureau of Statistics.
5207:www.fijihighcommission.org.uk
5188:
4741:International Cricket Council
4444:Anglican Diocese of Polynesia
3651:Fiji Journal of Public Health
3612:Nausori International Airport
2881:The military consists of the
2695:special administrative status
2509:
1716:, where negotiation with the
1643:. The acting British consul,
1219:
27:Country in Melanesia, Oceania
11570:British Overseas Territories
9694:"Fiji Rugby Union " History"
9187:, FijiVillage, 8 August 2008
9168:, Fiji Live (4 August 2008).
8323:South Pacific Stock Exchange
7933:"Suva, Fiji Monthly Weather"
7271:"Fiji – alone under the gun"
5947:Fijian weapons & warfare
5175:
5136:
4774:world number one male golfer
4461:
4437:Mission sui iuris of Tokelau
4269:राम राम (Ram Ram for Hindus)
4099:
3551:
3102:South Pacific Stock Exchange
2567:
2354:Republic of the Fiji Islands
1423:, in what is now Indonesia.
1169:
1161:being the tourist industry,
7:
12235:Pacific Islands Forum (PIF)
12113:British Antarctic Territory
12022:Ashmore and Cartier Islands
11401:Ashmore and Cartier Islands
10136:J. Edward Hoffmeister Films
10111:Central Intelligence Agency
10090:Geographic data related to
9984:The King and People of Fiji
9982:Waterhouse, Joseph (1998).
9795:5#1 (1998): 119–128 online.
9754:"Oceanian Nations Cup 2008"
9106:Government of Fiji (2013).
8291:"Fiji Economy and Politics"
7909:. Encyclopædia Britannica.
6976:. Edinburgh: R&R Clark.
5451:International Monetary Fund
5376:"Fiji Demographics Profile"
5268:"2012 Constitution of Fiji"
5041:
4973:2013 Rugby League World Cup
4969:2008 Rugby League World Cup
4364:, 0.8% non-religious, 0.3%
4286:
2706:Fiji tropical moist forests
2689:, off Suva, and the remote
2472:minister. President Iloilo
2193:. An airstrip was built at
1992:second campaign was led by
1952:Governor of New South Wales
1926:accepted. On 23 September,
1859:Seizure of the blackbirder
1796:Blackbirding § In Fiji
1670:Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874)
1157:, with the main sources of
10:
12678:
12423:United Nations Secretariat
11585:Overseas country of France
11022:Melanesian Spearhead Group
10002:
9878:University of Hawaii Press
9798:
8200:Public Radio International
7840:10.1038/s41467-020-19493-3
7568:. FBC News. Archived from
7199:Lal, Brij V (April 2003).
6319:. London: Seeley. p.
6108:
6096:
5500:: CS1 maint: url-status (
5167:
5128:
4952:
4783:
4735:is a minor sport in Fiji.
4720:
4653:
4649:
4465:
4346: Other or none (1.1%)
4290:
4252:yadra (pronounced yandra)
4103:
4034:
4007:, although many also have
3784:
3747:
3706:
3696:
3687:
3608:Nadi International Airport
3555:
3542:said in an interview with
3107:
3061:
3057:
2911:
2798:
2719:
2588:Fiji's location in Oceania
2577:
2571:
2460:
2378:
2322:
2139:following the shelling of
2066:
1981:Sir Arthur Hamilton Gordon
1885:
1793:
1673:
1408:, the castaway captain of
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10749:Links to related articles
10710:
10698:Traditions and ceremonies
10614:
10561:
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10365:
10356:
10304:
10295:
10272:Reconciliation Commission
10262:Military–church relations
10215:
10059:Fiji Bureau of Statistics
9564:24 September 2016 at the
9241:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
9162:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
8995:(Sydney). 16 April 2009.
8989:Dealing with the dictator
8974:30 September 2009 at the
8473:"FIJI'S BEST KIDS' CLUBS"
8452:Fiji Bureau of Statistics
8303:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
7377:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
7240:10.1080/00223340220139298
7063:Brewster, Adolph (1922).
7040:(1): 6–32. Archived from
6313:Brewster, Adolph (1922).
6060:10.1017/S0010417510000046
6025:Williams, Thomas (1858).
5978:Brewster, Adolph (1922).
5349:2007 Census of Population
5083:List of festivals in Fiji
5034:. Fiji qualified for the
5000:Fiji Football Association
4937:, and contributes to the
4933:which is a member of the
4895:national rugby union team
4872:Fiji national sevens side
4776:for a total of 32 weeks.
4694:neighbours, particularly
4552:
4541:
4485:Education system in Fiji
4403:. The archdiocese is the
3490:Return to the Blue Lagoon
2810:representative democratic
2710:Fiji tropical dry forests
2260:National Federation Party
1901:British government under
1767:protect their interests.
1288:In the 10th century, the
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12386:Northern Mariana Islands
12179:Turks and Caicos Islands
11548:Northern Mariana Islands
10481:Leader of the Opposition
10055:(archived 24 March 2010)
9609:"Number 1 Golf Rankings"
8681:National Business Review
8406:24 February 1999 at the
8244:Fiji Corrections Service
7014:Letters and Notes Vol. 2
6990:Letters and Notes Vol. 1
6334:Wilkes, Charles (1849).
6285:Wilkes, Charles (1849).
6252:Wilkes, Charles (1849).
5945:Fergus., Clunie (2003).
5659:. infoplease.com. 2005.
5477:"Gini Index coefficient"
5159:Matanitu Tugalala o Viti
5093:
4716:
4711:Shanghai World Expo 2010
4624:postgraduate certificate
4399:are administered by the
4300:Religion in Fiji (2007)
4255:moce (pronounced mothe)
4143:Malayo-Polynesian family
4114:(and not revoked by the
4015:(38.1%), descendants of
3512:The U.S. version of the
2914:Local government of Fiji
2908:Administrative divisions
2325:1987 Fijian coups d'état
2277:House of Representatives
2199:Solomon Islands campaign
1946:Measles epidemic of 1875
1536:Self Proclaimed Tui Viti
1285:made contact with Fiji.
1110:a series of coups d'état
58:Matanitu Tugalala o Viti
37:Not to be confused with
12039:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
11679:Commonwealth of Nations
11411:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
10981:d'Entrecasteaux Islands
10400:Great Council of Chiefs
10081:Wikimedia Atlas of Fiji
10045:8 December 2020 at the
9836:Wright, Ronald (1986).
9377:"Fiji Education System"
9183:13 January 2009 at the
9007:"Fiji Islands Overview"
8978:". BBC News. July 2000.
8750:19 October 2012 at the
8731:6 November 2012 at the
8716:. Retrieved April 2010.
8411:. Retrieved April 2010.
7939:. The Weather Company.
7123:Nicole, Robert (2011).
7084:Kaplan, Martha (1995).
6956:29 October 2020 at the
5981:The hill tribes of Fiji
5799:2 February 2010 at the
5769:"Fiji – Our Government"
5561:Oxford University Press
5026:football tournament in
4927:IRB Pacific Nations Cup
4427:(with see at Tarawa on
4409:ecclesiastical province
3566:Nadi airport – arrivals
2795:Government and politics
2749:Paris Climate Agreement
2724:The climate in Fiji is
2626:International Date Line
2580:Flora and fauna of Fiji
2524:2014 Commonwealth Games
2520:Commonwealth of Nations
2489:Commonwealth of Nations
2435:2006 Fijian coup d'état
2381:2000 Fijian coup d'état
2369:Commonwealth of Nations
2285:national constituencies
2281:communal constituencies
2187:Ratu Sir Edward Cakobau
2069:Indian indenture system
2056:Great Council of Chiefs
1710:constitutional monarchy
1450:merchants, whalers and
605:• 2017 census
231:Official languages
12627:Countries in Melanesia
12408:Asian Development Bank
12395:Observer Organisations
12124:British Virgin Islands
11260:Juan Fernández Islands
10123:(archived 7 June 2008)
9963:Scarr, Deryck (1984).
9844:University of Michigan
9799:Scarr, Deryck (1984).
9783:Gravelle, Kim (1983).
9294:13 August 2010 at the
8429:. Cable News Network.
7276:The New Zealand Herald
7174:Blum, William (2002).
7087:Neither Cargo nor Cult
7028:France, Peter (1968).
6915:"Historical Time line"
6340:. C. Sherman. p.
6291:. C. Sherman. p.
6161:Archaeology in Oceania
6000:new guinea tribal arts
5884:Scarr, Deryck (1984).
5158:
5113:
5022:to date. Fiji won the
5008:national football team
4965:Rugby League World Cup
4880:Rugby World Cup Sevens
4864:
4686:
4085:
4078:
3996:
3658:science and technology
3638:Science and technology
3603:
3587:
3567:
3137:
3129:
3117:
3097:
2923:
2887:Fiji Infantry Regiment
2816:and the President the
2733:Climate change in Fiji
2605:
2597:
2589:
2514:On 14 March 2014, the
2457:2009 transfer of power
2306:The British flag, the
2232:
2215:Battle of Bougainville
2183:Fiji Infantry Regiment
2178:
2177:Flag of Fiji 1924–1970
2004:New Zealand Government
1976:
1863:
1808:
1741:
1689:
1631:
1616:
1538:
1523:
1443:
1388:
1362:
1241:
1229:
1189:
1138:. Later in 2009, Ratu
1026:. Fiji consists of an
1010:. It lies about 1,100
973:
656:$ 15.152 billion (
440:Deputy Prime Ministers
57:
12097:Akrotiri and Dhekelia
12005:Dependent territories
11882:Saint Kitts and Nevis
11580:Overseas collectivity
10996:Torres Strait Islands
10956:Louisiade Archipelago
10121:UCB Libraries GovPubs
9965:Fiji: A Short History
9872:Lal, Brij V. (1992).
9802:Fiji: A short history
9793:Pacific Health Dialog
8712:17 April 2010 at the
8707:Airports Fiji Limited
8457:29 April 2011 at the
8394:30 April 2010 at the
8230:30 March 2016 at the
8133:blogs.griffith.edu.au
7819:Nature Communications
7772:10.1093/biosci/bix014
7550:9 August 2014 at the
7398:24 March 2012 at the
6947:Pacific Health Dialog
6806:Sydney Morning Herald
6636:The Argus (Melbourne)
6031:. A. Heylin. p.
5887:Fiji: A Short History
4921:Fiji competes in the
4851:
4671:
4466:Further information:
4382:Seventh-day Adventist
4277:सुप्रभात (suprabhat)
4083:
4073:
3991:
3601:
3573:
3565:
3135:
3123:
3115:
3095:
2921:
2646:The highest point is
2603:
2595:
2587:
2552:On 24 December 2022,
2537:and narrowly in 2018
2482:Pacific Islands Forum
2228:
2176:
2156:French Foreign Legion
1974:
1928:Sir Hercules Robinson
1858:
1803:
1739:
1683:
1629:
1614:
1573:Around this time the
1529:
1518:
1437:
1386:
1360:
1238:Francis Herbert Dufty
1235:
1213:
1180:
1108:. In 1987, following
1100:. Fiji operated as a
1022:) north-northeast of
708:$ 5.511 billion (
574:• Water (%)
32:Fiji (disambiguation)
12662:Countries in Oceania
11757:Eswatini (Swaziland)
11592:Realm of New Zealand
11064:Melanesian Super Cup
10961:Bismarck Archipelago
9842:. Original from the
9313:www.statsfiji.gov.fj
8954:4 March 2010 at the
8648:Entertainment Weekly
8620:"Fiji in the Movies"
8594:www.statsfiji.gov.fj
8563:www.statsfiji.gov.fj
8357:www.statsfiji.gov.fj
8046:www.commondreams.org
7727:distancebetween.info
7697:distancebetween.info
7477:. 1 September 2009.
6949:5#1 (1998): 119–128
6920:29 June 2011 at the
6730:. Janesoceania.com.
6515:"FIJIAN EXPERIENCES"
6466:The Ballarat Courier
5719:on 21 September 2014
5036:2016 Summer Olympics
4988:Association football
4983:Association football
4955:Rugby league in Fiji
4908:2007 Rugby World Cup
4858:2007 Rugby World Cup
4814:improve this article
4660:Architecture of Fiji
4528:Secondary education
4372:, followed by 14.2%
3699:Demographics of Fiji
3545:Entertainment Weekly
3116:Fijian luxury resort
3042:Teimumu Vuikaba Kepa
3013:Seru Epenisa Cakobau
2681:(just off Nadi) and
2545:was elected the new
2469:Fiji Court of Appeal
2352:and then in 1997 to
2203:Sefanaia Sukanaivalu
2168:Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna
1985:Edgar Leopold Layard
1543:Seru Epenisa Cakobau
1532:Seru Epenisa Cakobau
1249:Austronesian peoples
591:• 2018 estimate
537:Current constitution
11947:Trinidad and Tobago
11697:Antigua and Barbuda
10156: /
10065:General information
9202:11 May 2011 at the
9116:on 6 February 2016.
8775:on 3 February 2018.
8507:www.tripadvisor.com
8249:22 May 2012 at the
7831:2020NatCo..11.5978G
7733:on 13 February 2020
7703:on 13 February 2020
7451:on 4 September 2009
7345:on 25 January 2007.
7327:on 25 January 2007.
7066:Hill tribes of Fiji
6794:Rascals in Paradise
6316:Hill Tribes of Fiji
6222:5 June 2023 at the
5637:on 23 February 2011
5453:. 10 October 2023.
5355:on 9 September 2015
5002:is a member of the
4923:Pacific Tri-Nations
4884:Sevens World Series
4786:Rugby union in Fiji
4589:Secondary education
4486:
4401:Archdiocese of Suva
4205:North-West Frontier
4147:eastern and western
4093:Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum
2775:and the 'rapid and
2549:by the parliament.
2541:. In October 2021,
2467:In April 2009, the
1751:punitive expedition
1702:George Austin Woods
1645:John Bates Thurston
1473:L'amiable Josephine
1279:Polynesian cultures
1071:geothermal activity
1060:sugar-cane industry
211: /
10986:Raja Ampat Islands
10966:Santa Cruz Islands
10862:Western New Guinea
10535:Telecommunications
10106:The World Factbook
9730:. 22 August 2016.
9540:on 24 January 2014
8483:on 13 October 2015
7572:on 6 December 2017
7309:on 7 January 2007.
7126:Disturbing History
6924:. Fiji government.
6659:"LATEST FROM FIJI"
6608:Hamilton Spectator
6603:"LETTER FROM FIJI"
6191:Freshwater Biology
5481:The World Factbook
5380:www.indexmundi.com
5310:The World Factbook
4865:
4687:
4598:Tertiary education
4558:Bachelor's degree
4510:Primary education
4484:
4356:, while 27.9% was
4086:
3997:
3682:climate resilience
3670:University of Fiji
3604:
3588:
3568:
3514:reality television
3474:Mr Robinson Crusoe
3138:
3130:
3118:
3098:
3070:subsistence sector
2924:
2830:Parliament of Fiji
2814:head of government
2783:and strengthening
2606:
2604:Topography of Fiji
2598:
2590:
2556:, the head of the
2506:in February 2011.
2389:was instigated by
2248:Ratu Kamisese Mara
2233:
2179:
2112:World War I and II
1977:
1911:Melanesian Mission
1864:
1825:American Civil War
1809:
1742:
1690:
1632:
1621:American Civil War
1617:
1568:first among equals
1539:
1524:
1444:
1389:
1373:the Cannibal Isles
1363:
1315:banana plantations
1242:
1230:
990:), officially the
693:2023 estimate
641:2023 estimate
469:Naiqama Lalabalavu
463:Parliament Speaker
400:Wiliame Katonivere
283:Indigenous Fijians
270:Ethnic groups
215:18.167°S 178.450°E
12594:
12593:
12588:
12587:
12442:Dialogue partners
12365:Wallis and Futuna
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10461:Political parties
10395:Foreign relations
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10351:
9993:978-0-8248-1920-0
9974:978-0-86861-319-2
9951:David Routledge:
9945:A History of Fiji
9935:978-1-74059-134-8
9928:. Lonely Planet.
9914:978-3-8258-5915-2
9887:978-0-8248-1418-2
9853:978-0-670-80634-8
9812:978-0-939154-36-4
9698:www.fijirugby.com
9644:on 31 August 2017
9505:on 12 August 2016
9210:(29 August 2008).
8897:978-92-3-100450-6
8820:978-92-3-100129-1
8655:on 6 October 2018
8135:. 3 August 2022.
8078:. 22 March 2023.
7977:on 28 August 2022
7891:on 23 March 2010.
7667:www.aljazeera.com
6520:Adelaide Observer
6002:. 19 March 2018.
5984:. London: Seeley.
5578:978-0-19-558451-6
5525:. 13 March 2024.
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4753:Netball World Cup
4691:indigenous Fijian
4684:Nausori Highlands
4580:Primary education
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4545:Diploma programs
4468:Education in Fiji
4378:Assemblies of God
4284:
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4280:अलविदा (alavidā)
4116:2013 Constitution
4112:1997 constitution
4106:Languages of Fiji
4003:(54.3%), who are
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3558:Transport in Fiji
3469:
3468:
3124:An island in the
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2977:has 3 provinces:
2975:Northern Division
2959:has 3 provinces:
2933:has 5 provinces:
2902:Fiji Police Force
2891:major contributor
2871:People's Alliance
2826:legislative power
2785:environmental law
2574:Geography of Fiji
2558:People's Alliance
2547:President of Fiji
2447:Jona Senilagakali
2399:Frank Bainimarama
2395:Mahendra Chaudhry
2319:1987 coups d'état
2301:Banaban Islanders
2205:, of Yucata, was
2164:Oxford University
2118:Felix von Luckner
1903:Benjamin Disraeli
1850:35 & 36 Vict.
1842:William MacGregor
1731:Charles St Julian
1727:white supremacist
1725:in homage to the
1718:indigenous people
1649:Australia Station
1290:Tu'i Tonga Empire
1132:1997 Constitution
1118:Frank Bainimarama
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754:medium inequality
718:• Per capita
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2931:Central Division
2843:. Bainimarama's
2801:Politics of Fiji
2781:renewable energy
2712:. It had a 2018
2562:general election
2504:Republic of Fiji
2429:2006 coup d'état
2375:2000 coup d'état
2350:Republic of Fiji
2339:Governor General
2289:general electors
1615:Kai Colo warrior
1564:Methodist Church
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1146:. Bainimarama's
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9758:Archived
9738:30 March
9732:Archived
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9708:30 March
9702:Archived
9678:30 March
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9648:30 March
9613:ESPN.com
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7947:6 August
7941:Archived
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7911:Archived
7885:fiji.gov
7867:33293507
7799:28608869
7671:Archived
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6831:13 April
6732:Archived
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6714:Gravelle
6699:13 April
6671:13 April
6643:12 April
6615:11 April
6587:11 April
6559:11 April
6553:Archived
6527:11 April
6499:11 April
6473:10 April
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6398:Gravelle
6388:, p. 102
6386:Gravelle
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6362:Gravelle
6347:16 April
6298:16 April
6273:Gravelle
6220:Archived
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4507:Primary
4429:Kiribati
4415:(on the
4386:Anglican
4374:Catholic
4287:Religion
4263:नमस्ते (
4241:goodbye
4232:English
4165:Bhojpuri
3938:Sigatoka
3737:Province
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3519:Survivor
3509:(2004).
3465:754,835
3453:894,389
3265:138,537
3253:205,998
3235:367,273
3223:367,020
3190:Country
2863:election
2852:election
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2539:election
2535:election
2344:Dominion
2128:Seeadler
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2020:en masse
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1936:Tui Viti
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1594:nokonoko
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432:(acting)
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12479:Germany
12360:Tokelau
12334:Vanuatu
12242:Members
12107:Bermuda
12079:Tokelau
11967:Vanuatu
11862:Nigeria
11847:Namibia
11812:Lesotho
11797:Jamaica
11782:Grenada
11707:Bahamas
11677:of the
11675:Members
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11267:Ecuador
11243:In part
11234:Vanuatu
11128:Oceania
10903:Culture
10817:Vanuatu
10717:Outline
10667:(dance)
10616:Culture
10554:Society
10500:Economy
10380:Cabinet
10217:History
10003:Sources
9544:21 June
9509:21 June
9483:19 July
8934:21 June
8604:18 July
8427:cnn.com
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7965:COP23.
7858:7723057
7827:Bibcode
7790:5451287
7525:22 June
7211:14 June
6423:9 April
6111:, p. 19
5870:4063878
5447:IMF.org
5390:9 April
5312:. CIA.
4745:Netball
4733:Cricket
4682:in the
4650:Culture
4608:medical
4496:Grades
4452:Sanatan
4384:, 1.2%
4380:, 6.0%
4376:, 8.9%
4360:, 6.3%
4320:(27.9%)
4310:(64.4%)
4265:Namaste
4246:Fijian
4177:English
4120:English
4084:Fijians
4057:endonym
4050:itaukei
4035:Demonym
4025:Rotuman
3929:18,526
3911:18,919
3893:20,529
3875:27,949
3871:Macuata
3857:52,220
3848:Lautoka
3839:57,882
3835:Tailevu
3830:Nausori
3821:71,048
3802:Lautoka
3792:Nausori
3782:88,271
3719:Source:
3688:Society
3538:, host
3462:792,320
3459:842,884
3456:870,309
3403:14,868
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3259:184,595
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2951:Tailevu
2789:ecocide
2769:Vanuatu
2720:Climate
2671:Taveuni
2656:Lautoka
2641:islands
2622:Taveuni
2614:Vanuatu
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2297:Chinese
2143:in the
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2135:in the
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1960:measles
1917:in the
1909:of the
1804:Map of
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12449:Canada
12329:Tuvalu
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11972:Zambia
11957:Uganda
11952:Tuvalu
11877:Rwanda
11817:Malawi
11787:Guyana
11772:Gambia
11747:Cyprus
11742:Canada
11732:Brunei
11722:Belize
11431:France
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11229:Tuvalu
11162:Entire
11052:Sports
10910:People
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10624:Anthem
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3450:Total
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3382:11,780
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1417:Ovalau
1412:Bounty
1333:tambua
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1032:islets
970:Fijian
766:(2022)
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741:(2019)
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369:Fijian
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336:27.9%
320:34.6%
314:64.4%
288:37.5%
281:56.8%
273:(2016)
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12529:Spain
12499:Japan
12494:Italy
12484:India
12459:China
12454:Chile
12324:Tonga
12314:Samoa
12299:Palau
12284:Nauru
11942:Tonga
11897:Samoa
11852:Nauru
11832:Malta
11802:Kenya
11792:India
11777:Ghana
11767:Gabon
11294:Papua
11250:Chile
11224:Tonga
11214:Samoa
11204:Palau
11194:Nauru
10920:Music
10877:Papua
10724:Index
10678:Music
10151:179°E
9457:2 May
9421:(PDF)
9410:(PDF)
8828:(PDF)
8811:(PDF)
7971:Cop23
7485:2 May
7455:2 May
7252:S2CID
7244:JSTOR
7108:5 May
6109:Scarr
6097:Scarr
6080:S2CID
6072:JSTOR
5866:JSTOR
5827:JSTOR
5530:(PDF)
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5129:फ़िजी
5094:Notes
4912:Wales
4717:Sport
4700:Samoa
4696:Tonga
4531:9–13
4456:Sunni
4433:Nauru
4358:Hindu
4318:Hindu
4249:bula
4201:Bihar
4189:Dutch
4169:Hindi
4128:Hindi
3961:Serua
3956:Navua
3741:Pop.
3728:Rank
3516:show
3442:8,071
3439:8,871
3436:8,176
3412:6,274
3409:6,350
3399:Japan
3309:China
3205:2015
3202:2016
3199:2017
3196:2018
3193:2019
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2947:Serua
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2765:Tonga
2618:Tonga
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1519:Ratu
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1340:cloth
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710:164th
677:102nd
658:158th
621:148th
597:161st
566:151st
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348:1.4%
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342:6.3%
294:1.2%
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12565:45th
12464:Cuba
12355:Guam
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10802:Fiji
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