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Electoral Commission discusses 2022 election glitch and law reviews
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Bulitavu commends the Govt for reinstating FNPF payments and introducing new benefits
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Budget lacks direction to tackle inflation – Bala
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$540 million is adequate for Health Ministry to deliver effective services – Dr Lalabalavu
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Fiji’s debt-to-GDP was below 50 percent between 2013 and 2019 – Seruiratu
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AG to seek Cabinet’s approval for civil servants Code of Conduct and Freedom of Information Act
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9 former-FijiFirst MPs pledge support for PM and maintain independent status in Parliament
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