 3 News NZ | Fiji is at fault in showdown The Dominion Post, New Zealand - The coup Fiji's fourth in 19 years has damaged Fiji's reputation, damaged its economy and weakened the institutions that should underpin a democracy. ... Barred Fijian student hailed as 'a standout' Man in centre of Fijian diplomatic stoush not a fan of politics Friends, Teachers Concerned Over Students Denied Visa |
Peters heads for Fiji on elections mission The Dominion Post, New Zealand - The Forum chairman, Tongan Prime Minister Fred Sevele, asked Fiji coup leader Voreqe Bainimarama last month to let talks go on. He suggested the ministerial ... |
Peters cleared for forum in Fiji The Dominion Post, New Zealand - Since the 2006 coup, Australia and New Zealand have put travel bans on members of Fiji's military and the interim government. Relations between Fiji and ... |
Editorial: It's not business as usual in Fiji The Dominion Post, New Zealand - ... to assassinate coup leader and now prime minister Voreqe Bainimarama. The beating resulted in a fractured skull. It also notes that while Fijian law ... |
Fiji's deposed PM arrested, publisher seized The Dominion Post, New Zealand - Military commander Voreqe Bainimarama staged a coup in December 2006, overthrowing Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase. In a separate development last night ... |
Arrest hangs over beaten Kiwi The Dominion Post, New Zealand - Commodore Bainimarama seized power in a bloodless coup a year ago. There was international condemnation and later sanctions against Fiji from Australia, ... |
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`Coup' ad questionable but given nod The Dominion Post, New Zealand - A holiday deal to Fiji advertised with the tagline, What a coup! has been given the okay by the Advertising Standards Authority. Travel agent Our Pacific ... |
| Fortuin pulls out of Fiji media review job The Dominion Post, New Zealand - Commission head Shaista Shameem has been an outspoken supporter of Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama's December 5 coup. Since the coup, Fiji's media have been ... |
| Fiji to face tougher sanctions The Dominion Post, New Zealand - Freedom Air cancelled its Fiji link just months after last year's Fiji coup because of poor sales. Prime Minister Helen Clark said the travel sanctions were ... Blog calls for attacks on tourists in Fiji It is not business as usual in Fiji Fiji?s interim regime says it will stick to its aim of removing ... |
| Blog calls for attacks on tourists in Fiji The Dominion Post, New Zealand - Fiji's military, which staged a coup in December, has been trying to close down blogs but one of the oldest, Why Fiji's Crying (WFC), has survived and in ... |
| Expulsion could be worse than coup for Fiji tourism The Dominion Post, New Zealand - ... diplomat Michael Green could end up being worse for the struggling industry than a military coup. The Fiji Visitors Bureau has already lost $20000 after ... |
| Kiwis unfazed by Fiji furore The Dominion Post, New Zealand - ... off airfares and holiday packages offered by Fiji's tourism action group, in a bid to recover tourist numbers lost since the latest coup in December. ... |
 The Dominion Post | Rugby snub last straw for coup chief The Dominion Post, New Zealand - ... Qarase - in exile on the Lau group of islands since the coup - might return next week to Suva. The Fiji High Court ruled on Monday that he could return. ... |
| Fiji's deluded despot The Dominion Post, New Zealand - All Commodore Bainimarama did with his coup was underline that, in Fiji, power now rests on the bullet rather than the ballot box. ... Deposed Fiji PM condemns Green expulsion |
 The Dominion Post | An invitation no Fiji journalist can refuse The Dominion Post, New Zealand - HARD TIMES: The Fiji Times refused to publish when soldiers appeared in the newsroom on the day of the coup, though some industry players say some ... Fiji journalist says media too accepting of regime line Fiji freelance journalist says he is being discredited |