I'm here to confess what happened in 1987 was wrong - Rabuka
I'm here to confess what happened in 1987 was wrong. That was part of Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka's statement before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Author: Vijay Narayan
Hardware Director convicted for breaching consumer rights, and fined by the Court $2,000 and $2,470 in compensation
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Tagane Mai Program needs Govt support on a bigger scale - Morrison
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Naivalurua calls on COMPOL to implement protective measures for journalists outside all courts
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FMA again calls for greater security after FBC journalist violently attacked outside courtroom by an accused
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Kamikamica's lawyer files application for a permanent stay on his charges in the High Court
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Why UK Foreign Office has Fiji in the list of countries that has risks of methanol poisoning when no confirmed cases here?
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Prof. Narsey told not to give any more interviews on electoral reform report
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Proposed ‘People First’ submits application for registration
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Speaker says Fiji still lacks framework that clearly defines how personal data is collected, stored, processed, and safeguarded by public institutions and private entities
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We need to dismantle criminal enterprises, hitting them where it hurts most - Speaker
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PINA and FMA express deep concern over the Government of Samoa’s decision to ban the Samoa Observer
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Fiji has learned from its past and we know that restricting media engagement or access is not the answer - Tabuya
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Donald Trump, who has a history of making extremely personal attacks on female journalists, referred to a Bloomberg News correspondent as a “piggy†during a c
Constitutional review to begin early next year
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BBC 'determined to fight' looming Trump lawsuit over speech edit
Britain's BBC is "determined to fight" any legal action filed by U.S President Donald Trump, saying on there was no basis for a defamation case over its editing of one of