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Fiji's interim regime remains adamant its proposed Peoples Charter is the main document that will take Fiji forward. And it is not ready to accept the idea of having the next democratically-elected Government throw it all away, at least not just yet.

Successful dialogue among leaders in Fiji will not be easy, says New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark. ?It will need skilled facilitation such as the Commonwealth can provide,?? she said. ?But it is clear that many of Fiji?s key stakeholders have well considered ideas about ways to overcome the political difficulties facing their country. Some of the proposals already in the public domain are quite detailed and specific about objectives and how to achieve them. And it is clear that on some of

6 August 2008 - Change, Peace and Progress are the guiding words that open the draft of the Peoples Charter endorsed yesterday (5 August 2008) by the National Council for Building Better Fiji (NCBBF).

On the eve of the arrival of NZ & Aust foreign ministers, the jittery Pig decidess to sack his own secretary when he probably needed him more than ever ?   Bainimarama?s critics ready for dialogue   14 JUL 2008     The foreign ministers of Australia and New Zealand have arrived in Fiji, keen to meet the man they have criticised for overthrowing the country?s democratically-elected Government.New Zealand foreign minister Winston Peters arrived first at Nausori Airport earlier tod

Two exceptional letters were published by the Fiji Sun "Letters to the Editor" column ... in accusing, rightly or wrongly, the Fiji Human Rights Commission for not doing anything for the victims of the 2006 coup. He of course assumes that these people who he is advocating for have been denied

Jioji Kotobalavu says he is enjoying his retirement THE vision should not be for the here and now, ... Kotobalavu spoke to FREDERICA ELBOURNE. FT: It is now more than eight months after the coup ... for committing itself to returning Fiji to parliamentary democracy and government. The next step

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The gutsy forward was enjoying immense success on the field and in made the Super switch to Samoa. August 14th, 2007 by izurudenter The Lazy Blogger?s Way to Hotel. Districts of the Malietoa paramount title in Samoa have agreed that the traditional protocols of the. Just after the Fiji coup

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From LA our ways parted for a week. Megan returned to Christchurch to make ready for my arrival (fluff the pillows, assemble the trumpeteers) while I took a slight detour to Fiji. I didn't know what to expect, bearing in mind the country was in the throws of a political coup and under military administration. Without having been warned

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June 20 (Bloomberg) -- The Australian government offered Fiji technical and financial support to hold parliamentary elections and called on the government installed after last December's military coup to restore democracy next year.

THE former Heriot's and Edinburgh back-row forward Apolosi Satala has been called up by Fiji for their Test match with Australia tomorrow as the tourists cope with having players banned from the country.

THE former Heriot's and Edinburgh back-row forward Apolosi Satala has been called up by Fiji for their Test match with Australia tomorrow as the tourists cope with having players banned from the country.

THE former Heriot's and Edinburgh back-row forward Apolosi Satala has been called up by Fiji for their Test match with Australia tomorrow as the tourists cope with having players banned from the country.

THE former Heriot's and Edinburgh back-row forward Apolosi Satala has been called up by Fiji for their Test match with Australia tomorrow as the tourists cope with having players banned from the country.

THE former Heriot's and Edinburgh back-row forward Apolosi Satala has been called up by Fiji for their Test match with Australia tomorrow as the tourists cope with having players banned from the country.