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Crowded house
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SECURITY was tightened at the Fiji National Provident Fund office in Labasa after a mad rush by members for flood assistance.
The heat and long hours of waiting spilled over into confrontation between some members as they argued to get ahead in the queue.
Station officer Labasa Daniele Lawakeli said six officers were sent after a request came from FNPF management for police to be stationed at their office to provide security and calm the situat ...
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1.22.2009
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Fiji Flood Appeal
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A TOTAL of $66,537.53 was raised by the Fiji Flood Appeal yesterday, a week after this newspaper opened the appeal with $5000.
Co-organisers ANZ Bank and the Fiji Times thank all who have supported the appeal for the flood victims.
Funds raised from the event will be given to the Fiji Red Cross.
ANZ will continue to receive donations sent to account number 10087832.
"We have mobilised special teams and set up an allocated appeal table at ANZ ...
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1.22.2009
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Fiji’s reluctant coup leader
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SUVA: “I hate this job,” Fiji’s interim prime minister Frank Bainimarama says when asked why he won’t consider handing over the nation’s top job to a civilian. “I firmly believe that countries should be run by elected governments, but not when they become corrupt and promote racist, discriminatory policies.”He says his military council believes handing over the reins to a civilian government at this stage will delay the “clean up” process his int ...
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3.28.2007
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New heads appointed to 11 govt ministries in Fiji
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Fiji's interim administration has appointed 11 new permanent secretaries to head ministries re-organised after the military coup.
Radio New Zealand International reports that appointments for five other ministries have not been made and the positions will be re-advertised.
The permanent secretaries will replace the former ministerial chief executives, whose positions were scrapped by the new administration.
Only one of the appointments is an ...
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3.20.2007
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Shaista's lifetime fling with the controversial
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SHAISTA Shameem has flirted with controversy all her life.
From her personal to her professional life, Shaista has rarely conformed to what would be perceived as normal behaviour for a young woman of good Muslim stock.
From having dreadlocks to wearing a green wig and now a bottle-blonde, Shaista is still very much a mysterious public office holder.
Apart from sharing the same surname with a judge in the High Court, Shaista is known as t ...
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2.13.2007
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Threats force Fiji newspaper to evacuate
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Staff of the Fiji Daily Post temporarily vacated the premises of its Suva head office yesterday after allegedly receiving threats on the life of its general manager and reporters.
This followed reports that the newspaper had reacted to a possible raid on it's premises by the military after the Daily Post was criticised on television by Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama over the slant of it's news relating to the impasse recently. ...
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12.5.2006
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CEOs rally behind Fiji Government
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The State's chief executive officers yesterday declared their continued support for the lawfully-elected government after a special meeting yesterday.
In a statement released yesterday, Public Service chief executive Anare Jale said the CEOs resolved to uphold their collective responsibilities as stipulated in Section 8 of the Public Service Act 1999.
"There is no dissention in the CEOs' team and we are a united front to whom the civil servants ...
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12.5.2006
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Hindu group backs Fiji army clean up
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A military clean up in the Government is long overdue, the Fiji Kisan Sangh says.
Secretary general Kallu Dhani Ram said the Sangh believed a clean up would be better for the country.
"But it wants whatever action the military takes to be peaceful as assured by the military commander Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama," he said.
"A clean up is needed because ordinary people have been suffering for long under the SDL dominated government.
"The SDL d ...
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12.5.2006
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Fiji lawmen told to identify armoury invaders
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POLICE officers were ordered to make detailed records of the identities of the soldiers who illegally confiscated the weapons from the police armouries of their elite division and the main barracks, said the Home Affairs Minister.
"They have been told to remain calm and not retaliate but to note every little detail of what takes place in these kinds of situation, the faces of people participating in these situations and all that," said Josefa Vo ...
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12.5.2006
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Please stop, GCC pleads with Fiji army
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Fiji's Great Council of Chiefs has pleaded with the army commander to think twice before he carries on with his clean-up campaign against the Government.
Speaking in Fijian on national radio, GCC chairman Ratu Ovini Bokini pleaded directly with Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama to think of Fiji and its future generations.
"Where youre taking Fiji now will only end in grief and hopelessness for all its peoples," he said.
"Please hold on for a moment ...
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12.5.2006
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