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The state is offering Barbara Malimali an out-of-court settlement of NZ$1.5m after her lawyer lodged a judicial review of her ...
A round-up of news from around the region, including two prominent members of the Samoa Fa'afafine Association set to contest ...
Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has delivered a powerful call for economic empowerment of the iTaukei people, rejecting the ...
Sacked FICAC Commissioner, Barbara Malimali’s legal counsel, Tanya Waqanika is now waiting for a letter from Solicitor General, Ropate Green’s tea ...
Fiji's main opposition leader Sitiveni Rabuka says he doesn't have faith in the vote count underway after yesterday's general election, and will complain to the Fijian Elections Office.
Rabuka says the motive is to raise professional standards, restore morale and ethics, and enforce accountability. He says the people of Fiji deserve a civil service that works and works well.
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Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that the desecration at the Samabula Shiv Temple is not the actions of a responsible ...
Sitiveni Rabuka said China's influence in the South Pacific is not welcome from his Fiji's perspective. But not all nations ...
Fiji's prime minister has delivered a blow to China's security goals in the Pacific, saying that his country would "not ...
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World Politics Review on MSNFiji Is Finally Confronting Its History of Violent CoupsFiji hopes a Truth and Reconciliation Commission on its history of violent coups can heal the divisions between its two main ...
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Fiji is opposed to China setting up a military base in the Pacific Islands, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka ...
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The Manila Times on MSNChina: No plan to build military base in SPacificChina’s embassy in Fiji insisted that Beijing is not seeking a military base in the South Pacific, saying aid pledged to ...
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