Topics: Oceania : Fiji

The Republic of the Fiji Islands is a group of over 800 islands (of which 106 are inhabited) in the South Pacific Ocean, about two-thirds of the way from Hawaii to New Zealand. It became independent in 1970, after nearly a century as a British colony.

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Computers and Internet, Construction and Maintenance, Directories, Economic Development, Financial Services, More »

Education View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
Includes local educational institutions, programmes and opportunities; as well as other location specific educational resources.
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Government View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
This category contains Fijian Federal and Local Government departments and authorities.
Embassies and Consulates, More »

Guides and Directories View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
This category contains Fijian guides and directories.
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Islands View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
This category contains sites about some of the many islands that make up Fiji.
Mamanuca Islands, Taveuni, Vanua Levu, Viti Levu, Yasawa Islands, More »

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Recreation and Sports View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
This category contains recreation and sports related sites located in Fiji.
Chess, Fishing, Golf, Karate, Rugby Union, More »

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Aid and Development, Religion, More »

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Airlines, Car Rentals, More »

Travel and Tourism View: News Rack - Sub-Categories - DMoz
Includes area attractions and resources for tourists travelling in Fiji.
Lodging, Travel Guides, Travel Services, More »

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This category contains weather sites including meteorological services, forecasts, and warnings.
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