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JSC meeting Waqanika on FICAC appointment and dismissal
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Health Tender process was compromised - former Director of Fiji Procurement Office
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JSC to meet today
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Police can prosecute parents for negligence if their children live on the streets - Kuruleca
Permanent Secretary for Women, Children and Social Protection Selina Kuruleca says Police can now prosecute parents for negligence
NFP opposes Referendum Bill
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UniFiji's Press Club launched to strengthen and protect media freedom
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Drug and violence concerns highlighted during Ram Naumi
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Bill Cosby found guilty of 1972 sexual assault, victim awarded nearly $60m
A United States jury has found stand-up comedian and television superstar Bill Cosby liable for drugging and sexually assaulting a
Fuel shortage hits NSW as stations run dry, prices rise and theft increases
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Parliament Speaker Jitoko urges public and media to challenge rights issues through courts
Speaker of Parliament Filimone Jitoko says concerns about access to information and constitutional rights should be addressed thro