61. Consequences Of A Corporatized Diplomacy fiji is now in danger of splitting into regional nationstates, each with fragiledemocratic institutions is critical at this moment in fiji's history; it is http://www.commondreams.org/views/061100-102.htm

Home Newswire About Us Donate ... Sign-Up Featured Views Share This Article With Your Friends Published on Sunday, June 11, 2000 in the Los Angeles Times US Fails Fiji: Consequences of a Corporatized Diplomacy by Robert A. Hooper SAN DIEGO - On May 19, the Pacific island nation of Fiji, known more as a South Seas paradise than a Third World trouble spot, erupted in violence. Hundreds of shops were looted and burned, homes sacked, the nation's new television station trashed and a policeman killed. Armed followers of a bankrupt businessman marched past what remains of the U.S. Embassy in Suva, the capital, to Parliament, where they took Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry and his cabinet hostage. As events escalated to a full-blown coup, its enigmatic leader, George Speight, seized power on behalf of indigenous Fijians in opposition to a government dominated by Fiji's Indian minority. Speight wants the constitution changed so that only indigenous Fijians can hold the country's top political jobs. Fiji's 1997 constitution had enabled Chaudhry to come to power. Fiji, like many small nations emerging from the ashes of poverty and colonialism, was an accident waiting to happen. It also occurs at a time when U.S. policy emphasizes trade and open markets over the development of democratic institutions.

62. The ICRC In Fiji About the ICRC Discover the ICRC Mandate history Structure Finances and budget Humanresources Contacts. The ICRC in fiji regional delegation in Suva The http://www.helpcicr.org/Web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/html/57YDAB!Open

About the ICRC ICRC Activities The ICRC worldwide Focus ... Fiji The ICRC in Fiji Regional delegation in Suva The ICRC regional delegation in Suva encourages ratification and implementation of humanitarian treaties and supports National Society development in the countries of the region. It also visits people detained in connection with disturbances, and works with the National Societies of Fiji and the Solomon Islands to assist victims of unrest. (Extract from ICRC Annual Report 2001). Fiji used to be covered by the ICRC Manila delegation, but is an autonomous regional delegation since January 2001. Covering : Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, and autonomous States, territories and colonies of the Pacific Personnel : 4 expatriates and 9 locally hired staff (December 2001)

63. Fiji a reminder of the period of fiji's history between 1987 donor countries to reduceaid to fiji as a the Pacific Islands Forum, the influential regional body of http://www.pln.com.au/news/fiji.htm

64. Australasia(¤Ó¬v¬w) fiji fiji Museum Collections include archaeological materials before 3500 years andindigenous Catlins Historical Museum Display regional (Owaka) history. http://www.lib.tku.edu.tw/museum/netmuseum/australasia.htm

Australasia Australia Fiji New Zealand Tahiti Australia The Art Gallery of New South Wales Collection includes Australia, Aboriginal, Asian, Western and contemporary art, photography. ¦¬Â«~¥]¬A¿D¬w¡B¤gµÛ¡B¨È¬w¡B¦è¤è©M·í¥NªºÀ³N«~¡B·Ó¤ù¡C Australian Museum The majority of the collections are from eastern Australia and adjacent waters, other parts of the world are well represented. ¤j¦h¼Æªº¦¬Â«~¬O±q¿D¬wªF³¡©Mªþªñªº¤ô°ì©Ò»`¶°¡A¨ä¾l¬O±q¥@¬É¦U ¦a©Ò»`¶°¡A³o¨Ç¦¬Â«~³£¨ü¨ì«Ü¦nªº·ÓÅU©M®i¥Ü¡C The Berndt Museum of Anthropology Collect Australian aboriginal art and cultural materials. ¦¬Â¿D¬w­ì¦í¥ÁªºÀ³N©M¤å¸Ü¸ê²£¡C La Trobe University Art Museum Paintings, Sculptures, and special collection of the Australia artist Clifton Pugh. ªoµe¡BÀJ¨è©M¿D¬wÀ³N®aClifton Pughªº¦¬Â«~¡C Macleay Museum Collection is natural collection in Australia.

65. SearchUK fiji history and Culture fijian Visitors Bureau - An introduction to fijian history,Culture and Language from the fiji Visitors Bureau, includes several http://www.searchuk.co.uk/Top/Regional/Oceania/Fiji/Society_and_Culture/

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66. Searchalot Results For Fiji Category Top regional Oceania fiji Travel and Tourism Official site of thefiji Football Association with news, history, national league http://www.searchalot.com/texis/open/meta?o=n&q=Fiji

67. Asia-Pacific Development Info. Programme China and Suva, fiji;. Creating concrete working linkages with subregional institutionssuch as the South Asian Association for regional Cooperation (SAARC) and http://www.tugi.org/history.php

@import url( home.css ); About TUGI The Team Space The Urban Governance Initiative (TUGI) is a regional project of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) that acts as a hub for promoting good urban governance through institutional capacity building, providing policy advisory services, enabling innovations on tools and methodologies for good urban governance and ensuring wide information dissemination and collaborative networking on all of the above within and between cities in the Asia Pacific region The first phase of The Urban Governance Initiative (TUGI), spanning the period of October 1998 - December 2001, formed part of UNDP’s continuous response to the challenges of urban governance in the Asia Pacific region. The programme built upon earlier UNDP commitments to urban governance through the work of Asia Pacific 2000 and the Urban Management Programme for Asia and the Pacific (UMPAP). This phase was significantly successful in popularizing the concepts and principles of good urban governance throughout the region. The processes by which this was achieved include: Building a substantive information dissemination mechanism in the form of a quarterly current awareness service entitled Urban Links;

68. PARBICA - Pacific Regional Branch International Council On Formed in 1981, the Pacific regional Branch International Council at its inauguralconference in Suva, fiji.In addition of human and natural history in order http://www.archivenet.gov.au/archives/parbica/parbica_main.htm

69. Articles Pacific Ocean, particularly off the coasts of fiji and Samoa. Publication history workshops,facilitated by the South Pacific regional Environment Programme http://www.c-spodp.org/Articles/Articles.htm

Articles Aquatic Love: The Moonlit Mating Rituals of the Balolo Worm The reproductive activities of the Balolo worm, a marine organism found in the South Pacific Ocean, particularly off the coasts of Fiji and Samoa. Johnson Seeto, USP marine expert has written extensively about his research on this subject. Aquatic Love:The Moonlit Mating Ritual of the Balolo Worm Awash in Ocean Issues: Why the Media May be More Interested in Marine Matters Meeting of members of the media in Rarotonga to discuss potential stories and articles on marine issues. Awash in Ocean Issues: Why the Media May Be More Interested in Marine Bioprospecting as a Marine Conservation Tool in Verata Province Tailevu,Fiji Report of a project aimed at creating a model for future bioprospecting management was undertaken by the University of the South Pacific with the close cooperation of the people of Verata. The relentless push for new pharmaceutical products was bound to find its way to the bottom of the ocean sooner or later. The project focused on the emerging concerns of community activists and other scholars about international property rights and how developing countries and their coastal communities could benefit from the exploration of their marine habitat. It was also interested in determining if bioprospecting could also provide opportunities to help local people conserve their marine resources and develop their communities. Bioprospecting as a Marine Conservation Tool The Bitter Taste of Biopiracy

70. Excite Italia - Directory overview of Rotuma Island, now politically part of fiji. http//www2.hawaii.edu/oceanic/rotuma/os/history.html.Vedi anche. Top regional Oceania Society and http://www.excite.it/directory/Regional/Oceania/Fiji/Society_and_Culture

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71. Fiji Islands Travel And Accommodation Tourism Database Contains visitor information including regional travel guides, resort and island accommodation, tour and cruise options, local weather, car rental and attractions. http://www.tourismfiji.com/

fiji islands site map home accommodation visitors info our other sites ... reef and islands queensland islands great barrier reef port douglas whitsundays city country and coast melbourne brisbane sydney hunter valley ... gold coast south west pacific new zealand cook islands vanuatu fiji on the move australian trains campervans car rentals cruises general info info for travel agents travel insurance special deals home ... contact us fiji islands Bula! It's a word you hear many times a day in Fiji. It means "hello" and is pronounced either 'boola' or 'mboola'. Either way, it's always pronounced with a smile. Fiji is the land of broad smiles, flashing white teeth, gentle relaxation and absolutely no stress. From the mainland island of Viti Levu to the islands you won't be able to escape the friendliness of the people or the sheer natural beauty - swaying palms and warm, clear water. We at Travel Online are more than just an online travel booking centre, and we provide you with the most up-to-date and comprehensive

72. Headlines...........  Sun Fiji News Online edition of the newspaper. Includes national and regional news, headlines, sports, and editorial column. http://www.sun.com.fj

Tuesday, 10th September, 2002 Headlines Peaceful protest marred by police Police yesterday stopped more than 50 Kalabu landowners yesterday from protesting against industrialists, Standard Concrete Limited. Read the full story More national Stories Executive under investigation for assault An executive officer of Post Fiji Limited is under investigation for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend. Read the full story Conservatives query Gates ruling The Conservative Alliance Matanitu Vanua has called on Justice Anthony Gates to publicly defend his judgement that has led to the former Leader of the Opposition, Prem Singh losing his parliamentary seat. Read the full story Building razed in Lautoka An early morning blaze at Sharma’s Enterprise in Saweni along the Queens highway outside Lautoka yesterday morning resulted in a massive fire which completely destroyed the building. Read the full story Labour welcomes NZ immigration quota Fiji Labour party parliamentary Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has welcomed a New Zealand initiative, announced by Prime Minister Helen Clark, to allow Fiji an immigration quota for skilled Fiji citizens who wish to settle in New Zealand. Read the full story

73. Air Vanuatu - Travel.World.Net Air Vanuatu, the regional international airline, offers flights from Port Vila to Australia, New Zealand, New Caledonia and fiji. Van Air is the domestic carrier within Vanuatu with a 29 destination network. http://www.airvanuatu.com

User Name: Password: MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR Thank you for visiting our web site and we do hope that the information available will ensure you visit Vanuatu on Air Vanuatu services in the very near future. Although being a small and relatively young airline by global standards, Air Vanuatu prides itself in not only providing a safe, comfortable and reliable air service to and from Vanuatu, but also a high degree of friendly and hospitable ground staff and cabin crew whose primary role is to satisfy it's customers. This website also provides you with a link to other important sites, such as the National Tourism Office of Vanuatu where you will find extremely useful information on a variety of tourism topics and activities that will no doubt assist you. Apart from our international routes within the South Pacific area, Air Vanuatu also provides connections through Port Vila to many outer islands of Vanuatu serviced by Vanuatu's domestic airline Vanair. These islands offer a wonderful variety and contrast in terms of cultural experiences, soft adventure activities and accommodation. We look forward to welcoming you onboard our aircraft in the very near future Jean-Paul Virelala Managing Director Air Vanuatu Home Page l About Us l Contact Us l Flights and Fares l Air Freight Book a Holiday l Links l Book a Flight Please Read our and Powered by World.Net Services

74. History Of Fruit Fly Projects In The Pacific 1990-2000 history of Fruit Fly Projects in the Pacific 1990 June 1993, namely RAS/90/004 RegionalProject on components operated in Cook Islands, fiji Islands, Tonga http://www.spc.org.nc/pacifly/Project_docs/RMFFP-History.htm

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75. ISEP Institutions major shipping and tour center, fiji has a Pacific language and literature, Pacifichistory/politics, management and (regional) public administration http://www.isep.org/nus/fiji/

Back to Search and Directory Home Higher Education. The University of the South Pacific, owned by 12 different member countries including Fiji, is the only university in Fiji. Other institutions of higher education include teacher-training colleges, technical, agricultural and medical institutions. First degree programs are open to those who pass a Form 7 examination or USP Foundation Year program or an equivalent program. The first stage of higher education leads, after three years of study, to the bachelor's degree of arts (BA) or Science (BSc) or Agriculture (BAgr). Graduate courses are offered for the Postgraduate Certificate in Education and Postgraduate Diploma. The University of the South Pacific is funded by tuition fees and by grants from regional governments and the governments of Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Course grades are assessed continually on the basis of assignments, tests, discussions and a final examination. The grade scale is as follows: A+, A (Pass with distinction); B+, B (Pass with credit); C+, C (Pass); R, Aeg (Pass); I (Incomplete Results, or results pending); IP (In progress); D (Work below the standard required for a pass); E (Very weak performance or failure to complete to the satisfaction of the examiner).

76. Manila, Regional Delegation (Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Federa Manila, regional delegation (Australia, fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, FederatedStates of Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea http://www.icrc.org/Web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/iwpList400/33C46320C8650296C1256B66005A

About the ICRC ICRC Activities The ICRC worldwide Focus ... Annual Report Annual Report Manila, regional delegation (Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Western Samoa and the other island territories of the Pacific) The regional delegation in Manila changed its structure somewhat in 1996 with the addition of a part-time ICRC representative for the Pacific, based in Fiji. The newly appointed representative was active primarily in promoting knowledge of and compliance with international humanitarian law across the region, thus leaving the Manila-based regional delegate more time to concentrate on the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand. Both the Fiji-based ICRC representative and the regional delegate travelled extensively in the south Pacific to maintain contacts with governments and National Societies. In July the regional delegate took part in the Pacific Red Cross Societies' VIIth Programme Meeting, in Western Samoa. Like all ICRC delegations, the Manila delegation worked to promote adherence to the various instruments of international humanitarian law by the States within its region. In June, Palau acceded to the four Geneva Conventions and their Additional Protocols. In July, the Philippines ratified the 1980 UN Weapons Convention and three of its four Protocols.

77. Fiji - Viti Levu - Travel Tips - Kula Eco Park - Lorry Patton's Travel Tips 'n' of The Australasian regional Association of Zoological Parks Aquaria and was recentlypresented the Excellence in Tourism award for attractions in fiji. http://lorrypatton.com/travel/tips/633-608.html

Lorry Patton's Travel Tips 'n' Tales Search TTnT Home Travel Tips Travel Tales Travel News ... Address Directory Viti Levu Travel Tips Fiji Highlights Fiji History Fiji Museum Getting Around Fiji ... Weather in Fiji Viti Levu Tales Remembering Fiji Viti Levu News Fiji Diving News Bahamas Belize Canada ... United States Viti Levu Travel Flights Lodging Packages Cruises ... Travel Tips Kula Eco Park Book Air, Car or Hotel Kula Eco Park Viti Levu Travel Tip Text and photos used with permission from Kula Eco Park Imagine, if you will, a cool green forest nestled in a small valley. A stream wanders between the trees, making its way through the valley to the Pacific Ocean. Trees bearing strange fruits, nuts and blossoms have names like Dawa, Ivi, Vutu and Vesi and tower above the valley floor filtering the sun. The banks of the stream are dotted with brightly colored flowers and shrubs. As you wander over the many bridges spanning the sparkling ribbon of water, you're greeted by the call of a barking pigeon, the shrill of honey eaters and the constant, pulsing concert of unseen forest dwellers. This is the South Pacific. This is the wild side of Fiji and you've arrived at Kula Eco Park. Literally hundreds of islands make up the Fiji Group although fewer than 325 are considered large enough for habitation and only 106 actually have people living on them. The largest of these is Viti Levu.

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79. YCW History In Asia-Pacific Stefan Gigacz, researcher for the YCW history Project and former member of the IYCWAsiaPacific regional Team 1987-89, then presented a draft timeline on the http://www.cardijn.net/1998-aspac/aspac-firststeps.htm

First Steps in Coordination SESSION 4 DEVELOPMENT OF AN ASIA-PACIFIC COORDINATION FIRST STEPS 1955-1970 Stefan Gigacz , researcher for the YCW History Project and former member of the IYCW Asia-Pacific Regional Team 1987-89, then presented a draft timeline on the development of the YCW in Aspac. I am only trying to give some indications as to what happened in the early years. What I have presented is by no means complete. There are 11 archives boxes on Asia-Pacific in the IYCW Archives. I was able to go through 8 of them to see what events happened, who was involved, etc. I had always heard that the Asia-Pacific Regional Team started from 1975, which is true. My understanding was that there had not been much beforehand. However, in fact, I was surprised to discover that there were many efforts at regional coordination which were made much earlier and which I will try to indicate here. 1. International Efforts in Asia Up To 1939

80. Regional Press Freedom Seminar - Fiji The fijian weekly Nai Lalakai and the Hindi weekly Shati Dut are bothpart of the fiji Times group. Samisoni Kakaivalu fiji Times. http://www.presscouncil.org.au/pcsite/meetings/fiji.html

Asia-Pacific Regional Press Freedom Seminar Country Report - Fiji Fiji has three daily newspapers publishing seven days a week - the SUN, Daily Post which is partly owned by the Government and the Fiji Times owned by News Limited - which is the oldest and biggest in terms of circulation and staff numbers. The Fijian weekly Nai Lalakai and the Hindi weekly Shati Dut are both part of the Fiji Times group. The other Fijian weekly is published by the Post. There are two radio stations - the privately owned Communications Fiji Limited which runs FM96, Viti FM and Radio Navatrang, and the Government-sponsored Radio Fiji which also has stations in English, Fijian and Hindi. Fiji Television operates the only TV station in the country. Fiji's media was recently rated in a World press freedom review as among the most free and robust in the South Pacific. Visiting independent media consultants and organisations have expressed similar sentiments. Despite the political upheavals which has becoming a regular feature of life in Fiji for a decade journalists in Fiji enjoy a considerable amount of freedom in their work. But there have been numerous attempts by Governments - which has changed hands eight times in the past 18 years - to control the media through legislation. These have been strongly resisted by the Fiji media which have formed a united front to fight any Government intervention.

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