Details of a Peace Corps officer who was in Fiji for two years, mainly to provide beekeeping technical assistance to a village cooperative and farmers interested in beekeeping.

Dedicated to fundraising for the children of Nausori, Fiji. Provides information about the children, projects and a photo gallery.

Site dedicated to intentured labourers from India in Fiji, also known as the Girmit era. Provides information about history, essays and a photo gallery.

An introduction to Fijian History, Culture and Language from the Fiji Visitors Bureau, includes several Fijian legends and an etiquette guide for overseas visitors.

Official web site of the Fiji Labour Party. Includes an outline of the party's policy, history, and structure.

An independent commission that is publicly funded which helps develop law for the Republic of the Fiji Islands.

Provides information about the Fiji legal fraternity. Includes details about members, news, and upcoming conferences.

The official website of the Fiji Museum located in Suva's Botanical Gardens. Includes pictures of exhibits from the Museum's five main galleries, an online gift shop as well as other pacific links of interest.

Online community offers information about news, events, and a directory.

Provides crisis counseling and legal, medical and other practical support services for women and children who are victims of violence committed against them by men. Includes statistics, newsletter, and a discussion board.

In War they are fearless and savage to the utmost degree, but in peace their disposition is mild and generous towards their friends, and the affection they bear towards their relatives is seldom found among Europeans.

Fijian family network of villagers open their native land and homes to visitors. Provides information about the villages and activities.

Detailed information on all the main islands of Fiji including travel and accommodation, history, culture, geography, people, lifestyle, postcards and picture galleries, mythology, legends, and ethnology.

A charitable non-profit organisation created to assist under-privileged citizens of Fiji. Provides information about history, news and trustees.

The Loloma Foundation distributes medicine, clothing, school supplies, and other supplies to many agencies throughout the Republic of Fiji.

An exchange club of views and discussions among the ethnic groups of Fiji. Also helps learning or improve knowledge of the Fijian language.

Information about the island of Rotuma, including photos, history, language, population, culture, and maps.

A historical overview of Rotuma Island, now politically part of Fiji.