by Jacqueline Leckie
Three military coups – two in 1987 and one in 2000 – have prompted many Fijians to look for a more secure life in New Zealand. Representing varied ethnicities and political views, members of the Fijian community preserve their differences and share their heritage through religion, sports and cultural events.
Main image: Fijian children draw pictures of their homeland at Te Papa national museum, 2002
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