Talolakepa Fulivai

A lay preacher in the Free Wesleyan Church, he acceded to the noble title Fulivai and owned the Hunga estate on Vavaʻu.^[1] He also served on the church's Vavaʻu District Board of Trustees.^[1]

He was elected to the Legislative Assembly as one of the noble representatives of Vavaʻu, serving in the Assembly for over a decade. During his time as an MP he was also acting Speaker on several occasions.^[1] He died in May 1985 and was buried in Neiafu.^[1] Married twice, he was survived by 13 children.^[1]

12 May 1985

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