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Stage-one probe into Fiji Sports Council CEO Gilbert Vakalalabure completed as draft findings prepared for board review
An independent probe into allegations surrounding the Fiji Sports Council’s leadership has reached a new milestone, with a draft of findings prepared for the board’s review. The first stage examined governance and financial matters and could influence the next steps in the process.
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Fiji police secure overseas witness statement in ongoing probe into social media allegations against senior officers
Investigators have travelled overseas to question witnesses in a widening probe into social media allegations about senior officers. One key witness has provided a statement, while another interview could not be recorded despite repeated attempts. The inquiry continues, with police urging cooperation and noting the potential consequences of unsubstantiated claims.
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Fiji Minister Vasu Seeks Police Probe Into Allegations by Permanent Secretary Navakamocea
Fiji’s iTaukei Affairs minister faces a new turn in a running clash with his Permanent Secretary as police launch a formal probe. Allegations and sharp claims, tied to a controversial figure, push the dispute into a high-stakes investigation.
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Fiji Corrections Service Suspends Two Nurses as Board of Inquiry Probes Alleged Inmate Fraternisation
Two Fiji Corrections Service nurses have been suspended on half pay while a Board of Inquiry investigates alleged fraternising with inmates. The service emphasizes a zero-tolerance stance on corruption and says disciplinary or criminal steps will follow only after the inquiry’s findings.
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Tabuya Urges Renewed Trust Between Fiji Ministers and Permanent Secretaries Amid iTaukei Affairs Row
Trust between ministers and permanent secretaries is being tested as a public dispute within Fiji’s Ministry of iTaukei Affairs unfolds. Minister Lynda Tabuya calls for a renewed commitment to institutional trust as questions swirl over how serious grievances should be addressed. The episode highlights delicate tensions between political leadership and the civil service and the…