[edit] Articles About Fiji

The following articles about Fiji were all authored, or substantially edited, by me. Excluded are biographies of notable Fijians, which may be found here.

• Index: Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
• Topical Indices

[edit] A

• Adi: a title held by chieftainesses in most parts of Fiji. (original)
• Attorney-General (Fiji): Fiji's top lawyer in the government. (original)

[edit] B

• Ba Town: the Town at the heart of Ba Province. (rewrite)
• Bau Island: The chiefly island whose small size belies its vast importance. (original)
• Belgium, Fiji Embassy to: This embassy doubles as the Fiji Mission to the European Union. (original)
• Beqa: a Fijian island, famous for its firewalking. (original)
• Blue Ribbon campaign (Fiji): the campaign in favour of the Fijian government's proposed Reconciliation and Unity Commission. (original)
• Bua: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Buca Bay: tourist resort on the Fijian island of Vanua Levu. (original)
• Bulou: a title held by Fijian chieftainesses on the island of Kadavu. (original)
• Burebasaga Confederacy: the largest of three confederacies of Fijian chiefs. (original)

[edit] C

• Cabinet (Fiji): A description of Fiji's Cabinet system of government, with a list of current Cabinet member. (original)
• Cakaudrove: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Chief Justice (Fiji): A description of the office, with a list of those who have held it. (original)
• Chief Minister (Fiji): The office that later became that of the Prime Minister. (original)
• Chinese in Fiji: a small, but influential, community in Fiji. (original)
• Christian Democratic Alliance (Fiji): A Fijian political party, active in the late 1990s and early 2000s. (original)
• Communal constituencies (Fiji): Parliamentary constituencies allocated to candidates and voters registered on ethnic rolls. (original)
• Conservative Alliance (Fiji): nationalistic Fijian political party. (original)
• Constituency Boundaries Commission: the body determining electoral boundaries in Fiji. (original)
• Constitution of Fiji - Preamble - Chapters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17: a series of essays on the eighteen chapters (including the preamble) of the Fijian Constitution. (original)
• Council of Rotuma: the municipal and legislative body of Rotuma, a Fijian dependency. (original)
• Counter Revolutionary Warfare Unit Court Martial, Fiji: the court martial of the CRW soldiers convicted of the Queen Elizabeth Barracks mutiny of 2 November 2000. (original)
• Court of Appeal (Fiji): one of three Fijian courts established by the Constitution. (original)
• Culture of Fiji: Focusing on the culture of indigenous Fijians, rather than of immigrant peoples. (original)

[edit] D

• Daily Post: A newspaper owned by the Fijian government. (original)
• Demographics of Fiji: Facts and figures about Fiji. (major edit)
• Diplomatic relations of Fiji: a list of Fijian missions abroad, and foreign missions in Fiji. (original)
• Dravuni: an atoll in Fiji's Kadavu Group. (original)

[edit] E

• Economy of Fiji: an overview of the Fijian economy. (major edit)
• Elections in Fiji: A list of elections to the Fijian Legislative Council (1966), and to the House of Representatives since independence in 1970: 1972 - March 1977 - September 1977 - 1982 - 1987 - 1992 - 1994 - 1999 - 2001 - 2006. (original)
• European Union, Fiji Mission to: This mission doubles as the Embassy of Fiji to Belgium. (original)

[edit] F

• Festivals in Fiji: A list that reflects Fiji's cultural diversity. (original)
• Fiji: an article about the Republic of the Fiji Islands. (major edit)
• Fiji coup of 2000 (main article): An article now; timeline now moved here. (rewrite)
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Alleged plot against Ratu Iloilo: Allegations of a plot involving Senator Apisai Tora against Fijian President Josefa Iloilo. (original)
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Removal of Ratu Mara: A significant detail of the Fiji coup of 2000. (original)
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Aftermath: a report on the investigations, trials, and manoeverings that have followed in the wake of the 2000 coup. (original)
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Mutinies: An account of the mutiny at Suva's Queen Elizabeth Barracks on 2 November 2005. (original)
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Trials: Persons tried, convicted, and acquitted of involvement in the coup. (original)
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Investigations: Police investigations into the financing, organizing, and motives for the coup. (original)
  • Fiji coup of 2000:Allegations: allegations made by coup-convict Maciu Navakasuasua and others about the brains behind the 2000 coup. (original)
• Fiji coup plot of 2006: the threatened overthrow of Fiji's civilian government in December. (original)
• Fiji Constitutional Crisis of 1977: the first major challenge to Fiji's institutions since independence. (rewrite)
• Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: the escalation of a crisis simmering for over a year. (original)
  • Baledrokadroka incident: the alleged insubordination and dismissal of Fiji's second most senior Military officer in January 2006. (original)
  • Reaction to Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: domestic and foreign reaction. (original)
  • Timeline of Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: covering late 2005 and early 2006. (original)
• Fiji Democratic Party: a Fijian political party that operated between June 2002 and April 2005. (original)
• Fiji Hindi: the home-grown language of the Indo-Fijian community. (major edit)
• Fiji Labour Party: One of Fiji's major political parties. (rewrite)
• Fiji Law Reform Commission: a statutory body advising the Fijian Parliament. (rewrite)
• Fiji Law Society: the body registering and regulating lawyers in Fiji. (original)
• Fiji Live: online Fijian news service. (original)
• Fiji presidential election, 2000: The election to fill the vacancy caused by Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara's resignation. (rewrite)
• Fiji presidential election, 2006: The election for the 2006-2011 term. (original)
• Fiji Sun: online Fijian news service. (original)
• Fiji Television: Fiji's television network, with an online Fijian news service. (original)
• Fiji Times: Fiji's oldest newspaper. (original)
• Fiji Week: an annual festival culminating in Fiji's independence day on 10 October. (original)
• Fiji Week, 2004: a week of national reconciliation planned for 4-11 October 2004. (original)
• Fiji Week, 2005: a week of festivities leading up to Independence Day on 10 October. (original)
• Fiji Village: online Fijian news service. (original)
• Fijian Alliance: the former ruling political party of Fiji (1966-1987). (original)
• Fijian Association Party: a once-significant political party of Fiji. (original)
• Fijian dollar: Fiji's currency. (major edit)
• Fijian electoral system: an overview of the many changes in the history of Fiji's electoral system. (original)
• Fijian mercenaries in Bougainville, 2005: a diplomatic incident that has embarrassed the Fijian government. (original)
• Fijian language: the section about the national language debate is mine. (major edit)
• Fijian name: About Fiji's naming conventions. (original)
• Fijian ethnic group: An article about Fiji's indigenous people. (original)
• Fijian Political Party: the political party that governed Fiji in the 1990s. (original)
• Fijian Nationalist Party: a former political party in Fiji advocating political supremacy for indigenous Fijians. (original)
• Flag of Fiji: including the debate over proposed changes to Fiji's national flag. (major edit)
• Foreign reaction to the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill (Fiji): The reaction of foreign governments and organizations to Fiji's most controversial legislation. (original)
• Foreign relations of Fiji: an overview of Fiji's foreign policy and relationships. (rewrite)
• Fulaga: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)

[edit] G

• Gau Island: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago. (original)
• General Electors: Fijian citizens not of ethnic Fijian, Indo-Fijian, or Rotuman descent. (original)
• Grand Coalition Initiative Group - a coalition of five ethnic Fijian-led parties formed on 30 July 2005. (original)
• Great Council of Chiefs (Fiji): An article about a powerful feudal institution that chooses Fiji's President. (original)

[edit] H

• High Court (Fiji): one of three Fijian courts established by the Constitution. (rewrite)
• History of Fiji: an overview of Fiji's history, especially since 1874. (rewrite)
  • History of Fiji:Discovery: Fiji up to 1820. (rewrite)
  • History of Fiji:The rise and fall of Cakobau: Fiji 1820-1874. (rewrite)
  • History of Fiji:Colonial Fiji: Fiji 1874-1970. (rewrite)
  • History of Fiji:The modern nation: Fiji since 1970. (major edit)
• House of Chiefs (Fiji): an overview of the Fijian nobility. (original)
• House of Representatives (Fiji): A brief description of the Fijian House of Representatives, and a list of its members. (original)

[edit] I

• India-Fiji relations: highlights from the relationship between Fiji and India. (original)
• Indo-Fijian: Fijian citizens of Indian descent. (original)
• Instruments of Independence (Fiji): the founding document of independent Fiji. (original)

[edit] J

• Justice and Freedom Party (Fiji): a minor political party in Fiji. (rewrite)
• Judicial Service Commission (Fiji): the body that nominates judges in Fiji. (original)
• Justice of Appeal (Fiji): judges who sit on the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court. (original)

[edit] K

• Kabara: one of the Lau Islands and home island of Fijian Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase. (original)
• Kadavu, Fiji's fourth-largest island. (rewrite)
• Kadavu Group: a Fijian archipelago dominated by Kadavu. (original)
• Kaibu: one of Fiji's Lau Islands. (original)
• Kanacea: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Kioa: an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu. (original)
• Koro-ni-O: the centre of Fiji's hydroelectric industry. (original)
• Korovou, Tailevu: the heart of Fiji's dairy industry. (original)
• Kubuna Confederacy: traditionally the highest-ranked of three confederacies of Fijian chiefs. (original)

[edit] L

• Lakeba: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Lami: a Town in Fiji. (original)
• Laucala: one of three islands to the east of Thurston Point, Taveuni, Fiji. (original)
• Lau Islands: the archipelago which, though thinly populated, has disproportionately contributed to Fiji's leadership. (major edit)
• Lautoka: Fiji's second largest city. (rewrite)
• Leader of the Opposition (Fiji): A commentary on the office of Leader of the Opposition, and a list of people who have held it. (original)
• Legislative Council (Fiji): the precursor to the modern Fijian Parliament. (original)
• Leleuvia: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago. (original)
• Levuka: the former capital of Fiji. (original)
• List of Chairmen of the Great Council of Chiefs (Fiji): A (so-far) partial listing of those who have chaired the Great Council of Chiefs. (original)
• List of Fiji-related topics: An index of (hopefully) all Wikipedia articles pertaining to Fiji. (original)
• List of Fijian community leaders: a split from the List of Fijians. (original)
• List of Fijian Heads of State: Links to articles about Fiji's Heads of State since the 1700s. (original)
• List of Fijian politicians: a split from the List of Fijians. (original)
• List of Fijians: A list of prominent Fijian people. (rewrite)
• List of Foreign Ministers of Fiji: Including their terms of office and the Prime Ministers under whom they served. (original)
• List of Governors of Fiji: Covering the period 1874-1970, when Fiji was a British Crown Colony. (original)
• List of Governors-General of Fiji: Covering the period 1970-1987. (original)
• List of Ministers for Fijian Affairs: The holders of the Cabinet portfolio responsible for indigenous development in Fiji. (original)
• List of political parties in Fiji: Including some historical parties. (major edit)
• List of Premiers of the Kingdom of Viti: A list of those who headed the government of the short lived Fijian kingdom of 1871 to 1874. (original)
• List of Presidents of Fiji: Covering the period since 1987. (original)
• List of Prime Ministers of Fiji: Covering the period since 1967. (original)
• List of Speakers of the House of Representatives (Fiji): Covering the period since 1972. (original)
• List of Vice-Presidents of Fiji: A brief description of the office, and a list of the persons who have held it. (original)
• Local government of Fiji: The first and second tiers of local government in Fiji. (rewrite)
• Lomaiviti: an archipelago and Province of Fiji. (original)

[edit] M

• Macuata: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Makogai: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago. (original)
• Mamanuca Islands: an archipelago to the west of Nadi, Fiji. (original)
• Master of the High Court (Fiji): junior judges who sit on Fiji's High Court. (original)
• Matagi: one of three islands to the east of Thurston Point, Taveuni, Fiji. (original)
• Matuku, Fiji: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma: Fiji's largest Christian denomination. (original)
• Military-church relations in Fiji: With particular focus on the strains caused by the Unity Bill. (original)
• Military opposition to the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill (Fiji): Opposing the pardoning of political prisoners. (original)
• Military unrest since the Fiji coup of 2000: on the increasing tension between the Fijian government and the Military. (original)
• Moala: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Moala Islands: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Moderate voices on the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill (Fiji): more nuanced positions on the Fijian government's proposed Reconciliation and Unity Commission. (original)
• Municipal elections in Fiji: an overview of elections to Fiji's city and town councils. (original)
• Municipal election, 2002: an election that produced very mixed results for Fiji's major parties. (original)
• Municipal election, 2005: an election regarded as a trial run for the 2006 parliamentary election. (original)

[edit] N

• Nabua: a suburb of Suva, Fiji; the site of the Queen Elizabeth Barracks. (original)
• Nadroga-Navosa: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Naigani: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago. (original)
• Naitasiri: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Namena Lala: an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu. (original)
• Namosi: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Nananu-i-Ra: an island of the coast of Rakiraki, Fiji. (original)
• Nasaqalau: village on the Fijian island of Lakeba, in the Lau archipelago. (original)
• Nasinu: a fast-growing Town in Fiji. (original)
• National Alliance Party of Fiji: Fijian political party founded by Ratu Epeli Ganilau in 2005. (original)
• National constituencies (Fiji): Former Parliamentary constituencies ethnically but elected by universal suffrage. (original)
• National Democratic Party: a minor player on Fiji's political scene. (rewrite)
• National Federation Party (Fiji): a once-major political party, supported mostly by Indo-Fijians. (rewrite)
• National language debate in Fiji: the debate over whether to make Fijian, and possibly also Hindustani, compulsory in all schools. (original)
• Nationalist Vanua Tako Lavo Party: an extreme ethno-nationalist party apparently involved in the 2000 coup. (original)
• Native Land Register: the official register of indigenous Fijian landowners. (original)
• Nausori: a Town in Fiji. (original)
• Naviti: an island in Fiji's Yasawa Group. (original)
• New Labour Unity Party (Fiji): a minor party, founded by Tupeni Baba in 2001. (original)
• New Nationalist Party (Fiji): Fijian political party. (original)
• Northern Division, Fiji: One of four administrative Divisions grouping Fiji's fourteen provinces. (major edit)
• Nukulau: Fijian island with a rich history. (original)

[edit] O

• Ogea Driki: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Ogea Levu: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Ono Island: a member of Fiji's Kadavu Group. (original)
• Ono-i-Lau: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Open constituencies: Parliamentary constituencies elected by universal suffrage. (original)
• Ovalau: the main island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago. (original)

[edit] P

• Party of National Unity (Fiji): Fijian List of political parties in Fiji, based in Ba Province. Better known as PANU. (original)
• People's Coalition: the coalition dominated by the Fiji Labour Party that swept to power in the 1999 election. (original)
• People's National Party (Fiji): small indigenous Fijian political party. (original)
• Politics of Fiji: description and history of the Fijian political system. (major edit)
• President of the Court of Appeal (Fiji): the presiding officer of Fiji's Appeal Court. (original)
• Protector of Fiji: a former political party in Fiji. (major edit)
• Puisne judge (Fiji): judges who sit on Fiji's High Court and Appeal Court. (original)

[edit] Q

• Qamea: one of three islands to the east of Thurston Point, Taveuni, Fiji. (original)
• Qaranivalu: a senior chiefly title in the Fijian Province of Naitasiri. (rewrite)
• Qelelevu: the only inhabited island in Fiji's Ringgold Isles Group. (original)

[edit] R

• Ra, Fiji: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Rabi Island: an outlier to the Fijian island of Taveuni, in the Vanua Levu Group. (original)
• Rakiraki: a region of Ra Province, Fiji. (original)
• Ratu: An explanation of Fiji's nobility. (original)
• Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Day: Fiji's national holiday, held in honour of their greatest statesman. (original)
• Reconciliation and Unity Commission (Fiji): A controversial commission proposed by the Fijian government. (original)
• Religious reaction to the Reconciliation, Tolerance, and Unity Bill: A summary of the response of Christian and Hindu organizations to this controversial bill. (original)
• Rewa, Fiji: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Ringgold Isles: an archipelago forming an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu. (original)
• Ro: a title held by Fijian chiefs in Rewa Province. (original)
• Roko Tui Dreketi: The Paramount Chief of Rewa and Burebasaga, Fiji. (original)
• Rotuma: a Dependency of Fiji with considerable autonomy. (major edit)
• Rotuma Day: 13 May, the date celebrating Rotuma's 1881 annexation to Fiji by the United Kingdom. (original)
• Rotuma Group: an island group in Fiji, dominated by Rotuma Island. (original)

[edit] S

• Savusavu: a Town on the Fijian island of Vanua Levu. (rewrite)
• Senate (Fiji) - a brief description of the Fijian Senate, and a list of its members. (original)
• Serua: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Sigatoka: a Town in Fiji. (original)
• Solicitor-General (Fiji): The Chief Executive Officer of the Attorney-General's department. (original)
• Sugar City Ratepayers Alliance: a Fijian municipal political party in the City of Lautoka. (original)
• Suva: the capital city of Fiji. (major edit)
• Suva City Council: the municipal body governing Fiji's capital. (original)

[edit] T

• Tailevu: a Province of Fiji. (original)
• Taininbeka: an uninhabited islet in Fiji's Ringgold Isles Group. (original)
• Taveuni: a Fijian islands off the coast of Vanua Levu. (rewrite)
• Tavua: a Town in Fiji. (original)
• Totoya: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Tovata Confederacy: the easternmost of three confederacies of Fijian chiefs. (original)
• Tubou: village on the Fijian island of Lakeba, in the Lau archipelago. (original)
• Tui Cakau: The Paramount Chief of Cakaudrove and Tovata, Fiji. (original)
• Tui Nadi: the Paramount Chief of Nadi, Fiji. (original)
• Tui Nayau: The Paramount Chief of the Lau Islands of Fiji. (major edit)

[edit] U

• United Fiji Party: Fiji's ruling political party (as of 2005) (rewrite)
• United Peoples Party (Fiji): a small political party supported by Fiji's ethnic minorities. (original)
• University of Fiji: One of two universities in Fiji. (original)
• University of the South Pacific: a university based in Fiji, but with campuses in 11 other countries. (major edit)
• United Nations, Fiji Mission to: Fiji's permanent mission to the world body. (original)

[edit] V

• Vaileka: the main urban centre in the Rakiraki region of Fiji. (original)
• Vanua Balavu: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Vanua Levu: Fiji's second largest island. (rewrite)
• Vanua Levu Group: The Fijian island of Vanua Levu and its outliers. (original)
• Vanua Tako Lavo Party (Fiji): a former political party in Fiji, advocating political supremacy for indigenous Fijians. (original)
• Vatukoula: a gold mining settlement in Fiji, near Tavua. (original)
• Vatulele: an outlier to the Fijian island of Viti Levu. (original)
• Viseisei: believed to be Fiji's oldest settlement. (original)
• Viti Levu: Fiji's largest island. (major edit)
• Viti Levu Group: The Fijian island of Viti Levu and its outliers. (original)
• Voting system of Fiji: an overview of the method of casting and counting votes in Fiji. (original)
• Vuaqava: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Vuda Point: the traditional landing place of the ancestors of the modern Fijian people. (original)
• Vunivalu of Bau: Fiji's highest chiefly title. (original)

[edit] W

• Wailagi Lala: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Wakaya: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago. (original)

[edit] X

[edit] Y

• Yadua Taba: an outlier to the Fijian island of Vanua Levu. (original)
• Yanuca: an island in Fiji's Lau archipelago. (original)
• Yanuca Levu: an island in Fiji's Lomaiviti archipelago. (original)
• Yasawa: the main island in Fiji's Yasawa Group. (original)
• Yasawa Islands: the archipelago to the west of Lautoka, Fiji. (rewrite)
• Yellow Ribbon campaign (Fiji): the campaign against the Fijian government's proposed Reconciliation and Unity Commission. (original)

[edit] Z

An Award Awarded for work of Fiji related articles. Someone had to do it eventually, so here it is for your work on Fiji. --Xorkl000 11:21, 25 September 2005 (UTC)		The Tireless Contributor Barnstar
		I notice from your userpage that, as of today, you have made 20,000 edits on the English Wikipedia. This is an extraordinary effort, and I am happy to present you the Tireless Contributor Barnstar for your unwavering additions to Wikipedia, which are of both the highest level of quantity and, most importantly, quality. Daniel.Bryant 09:46, 15 September 2006 (UTC)

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