The National Archives collects and preserves Fiji’s documentary heritage and makes it available to the public through exhibitions and research services.

Our collection contains around a million documents dating from the early 1800’s to the present. These records constitute a large portion of the nation’s collective memory, and provide a bridge for citizens to reach back in time to find vital information for present day issues such as pension entitlements, family genealogies, and property cases.

Together the records capture the development of Fiji through time, a valuable tool for researchers and for decision makers who consult the archives to determine precedents, understand their obligations, and formulate policies that are beneficial for the citizens of Fiji.