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Outrage, warnings over Fiji boycott (Sydney Morning Herald)
FIJI'S decision not to attend today's Pacific Islands Forum signalled a continuous threat to democracy in the country, the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, said yesterday as he and the New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark, rounded on the boycott.
Fiji Cane Growers head says crisis follows pre-coup warnings - Radio New Zealand International
Fiji Cane Growers head says crisis follows pre-coup warnings Radio New Zealand International, New Zealand - The Fiji Cane Growers Association?s national president, Attar Singh, says the failure to heed warnings against the military coup has now resulted in the ... |
Fiji military hits back at travel warnings - The Age
Fiji military hits back at travel warnings The Age, Australia - The Australian government has been a strong critic of Fiji's military and its leader, Frank Bainimarama, who seized power in the country in a coup last ... |
Fiji military angry over travel warnings (The West Australian)
A Fiji military leader has hit back at Australia's move to strengthen travel warnings to people going to the Pacific nation's capital Suva, saying it is ignorant and irresponsible.
Australia Strengthens Warnings For Visitors To Fiji (Nasdaq)
(RTTNews) - The Australian government is warning its citizens to be wary of travel in Fiji, where it believes outbreaks of violence and civil unrest may occur.
Kiwis ignore Fiji travel warnings - TVNZ
| Kiwis ignore Fiji travel warnings TVNZ, New Zealand - The poll found nearly 60% of people say it is okay for New Zealanders to go to Fiji as tourists despite the military coup. Just 37% said they did not think ... Bainimarama calls Clark a bully Bainimarama has 'no regrets' PM's Slip Offends 30 Million |
Kiwis ignore Fiji travel warnings (TVNZ)
Calls for New Zealanders to boycott Fiji as a holiday destination seem to have fallen on deaf ears according to a ONE News Colmar Brunton poll. The poll found nearly 60% of people say it is okay for New Zealanders to go to Fiji as tourists despite the military coup.
Fiji says travel warnings not fair and should be changed - New Zealand Herald
| Fiji says travel warnings not fair and should be changed New Zealand Herald, New Zealand - Travel advisories warning people of dangers in Fiji were strengthened by Australia and other countries around the time of the military coup in December last ... |
Fiji says travel warnings not fair and should be changed (The New Zealand Herald)
Foreign diplomats in Fiji are portraying the nation unfairly and should rethink travel warnings, a spokesman for the country's military ruler has said.
Travel warnings unfair, says Fiji - The Age
| Travel warnings unfair, says Fiji The Age, Australia - Travel advisories warning people of dangers in Fiji were strengthened by Australia and other countries around the time of the military coup in December last ... |
Travel warnings unfair, says Fiji - Sydney Morning Herald
| Travel warnings unfair, says Fiji Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - Travel advisories warning people of dangers in Fiji were strengthened by Australia and other countries around the time of the military coup in December last ... |
Travel warnings unfair, says Fiji (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
Foreign diplomats in Fiji are portraying the nation unfairly and should rethink travel warnings, a spokesman for the country's military ruler has said.
Lomalagi Resort owner on Travel Warnings in...
Lomalagi Resort owner on Travel Warnings in Fiji June 2nd, 2007 Many people think that Fiji is one island when, in fact there are over 300! ... , or on or near Vanua Levu which less developed and more tropical and lush. In December there was a ?coup? (Fiji has had 4 in the past 20 years!) which resulted in the government of the day being deposed
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| Fiji travel warnings relaxed TravelBite.co.uk, UK - Due to the potential threat of civil unrest following a military coup last December, the Foreign Office had advised holidaymakers to avoid the city. ... |