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Editorial: It's not business as usual in Fiji - The Dominion Post


Editorial: It's not business as usual in Fiji
The Dominion Post, New Zealand - 50 minutes ago
... to assassinate coup leader and now prime minister Voreqe Bainimarama. The beating resulted in a fractured skull. It also notes that while Fijian law ...

Editorial: Appalling conduct by Fiji junta - New Zealand Herald


Editorial: Appalling conduct by Fiji junta
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 26 minutes ago
Both Mick Beddoes, the Leader of the Opposition at the time of the 2006 coup, and Suliana Siwatibau, the chairwoman of the Pacific Centre for Public ...

Editorial: Appalling conduct by Fiji junta (The New Zealand Herald)

On his return to this country last June, expelled high commissioner Michael Green delivered a bleak verdict on Fiji's prospects.

Editorial: Statesman worthy of honour (The New Zealand Herald)

More than one reader has taken us to task for highlighting the New Year Honour awarded a donor to the Labour Party more prominently than the higher honour bestowed on Don McKinnon, a leading member of the previous National government and soon to retire as Secretary-General of the Commonwealth.

Editorial: Sanctions becoming confusing - New Zealand Herald


Editorial: Sanctions becoming confusing
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 11 minutes ago
The Government has made an exemption to its sanctions against Fiji so that the country's Education Minister can attend a meeting of Pacific Islands Forum ...

Editorial: Door must stay closed to imposter Says Aunty Helen.

Don McKinnon, former Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand, now Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, hosted a dinner for heads of government at the Pacific Islands Forum this week and invited Fiji's coup leader, Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama. Helen Clark objected, almost throwing

FIJI TIMES EDITORIAL A MUST READ

FIJI TIMES EDITORIAL A MUST READ July 17th, 2007 by whyfijiscrying Wednesday, July 18, 2007 - Fiji Times Online AS each day passes, ... on particular persons from statute-guided institutions such as the Fiji Development Bank, Fijian Holdings and Fiji Inland Revenue and Customs Authority. The morale of workers in these institutions

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Editorial: Leading Fiji back to ballot box - New Zealand Herald


Editorial: Leading Fiji back to ballot box
New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 13 hours ago
As it is, the Government has decided to widen the travel restrictions on the perpetrators of last December's coup, the military and members of Fiji's ...

Editorial: Leading Fiji back to ballot box (The New Zealand Herald)

At first glance there is nothing too intimidating about the further sanctions imposed on Fiji by the Government after High Commissioner Michael Green's expulsion from Suva. Much more was on the table.

A thoughtful editorial from Fiji Post

from w Church and politics in Fiji has been a topic of conversation, discourse, debate for many years. A couple of days ago, a thoughtful editorial in the Fiji Post again raised this topic ... Church in Fiji. 2. There may be diverse views within that church also. 3. It is probable that many

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