[3][4] She also worked as a public relations consultant and serves on the board of Save the Children Fiji.

[9] As an MP she advocated for a more professional media[10] and the restoration of democracy in local government,[11] as well as for the use of the Fijian language in parliament.

[13] In September 2019, she was criticised for "cursing" members of the FijiFirst regime and their descendants[14] after parliamentary staff who videoed Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama assaulting opposition MP Pio Tikoduadua were forced to resign.

[18] On 24 December 2022, she was elected deputy speaker of the Parliament of Fiji, defeating Viliame Naupoto 28 votes to 27.

[19] In February 2024, Lenora Qereqeretabua revealed she had attempted suicide following cyberbullying by Kishore Kumar.