Investigation
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Fiji Labour Party calls for independent inquiry into attempted breaches of RFMF facilities in Lautoka and Nabua
Fiji’s opposition is pressing for an independent inquiry after a string of attempted breaches at defence facilities raised concerns over national security. Critics warn the incidents hint at insider risk and organized crime, demanding answers from government and defence leadership. The unfolding debate puts public safety and the military’s oversight in the spotlight.
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Fiji to tighten security after two armouries break-ins; live mortar found, but no weapons missing
Security at Fiji’s military armouries is being tightened after two alleged break-ins this week. Officials say no weapons were missing, though a live mortar round was found, prompting a full security review as investigations continue.
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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 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 Sports Council Probes Alleged Conflict of Interest Over Rent Linked to Suspended CEO’s Brother
Allegations of a potential conflict of interest at the National Hockey Centre have triggered a focused probe by the Fiji Sports Council. A whistleblower claims a rental arrangement involving the brother of a suspended chief executive could divert revenue and raise questions about governance. As investigators press on, the story touches on accountability and transparency…
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Fiji Corrections Service Suspends Two Nurses as Board of Inquiry Probes Inmate Contacts
– Fresh tensions at Fiji’s Corrections Service as suspensions and an internal inquiry unfold, spotlighting ongoing governance reforms and the zero-tolerance stance on staff-inmate relations. – A new development in Fiji’s corrections service signals a crackdown on misconduct amid broader governance scrutiny and leadership challenges. – Two staff members face suspension as internal probes unfold…
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Fiji Health Tender Waivers Probe Moves to CID After 11-Year Pause
An 11-year-old corruption file resurfaces in court, with prosecutors alleging improper waivers and political influence shaped major health contracts. A key witness says the inquiry stalled for more than a decade, as the trial pieces together how the procurement process was steered away from competitive bidding.
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Fiji police officer under internal probe for backing Qoibau code that bans women from kava in Labasa
A senior police officer faces an internal probe over backing a controversial Qoibau district code in Labasa, including a gender-specific ban on women consuming kava. The move has reignited debates over tradition, policing and gender equality as investigations continue.
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Investigation Underway After Abandoned Yacht S’boro of Karasu Identified in Yasawa
An abandoned yacht off Cakaudrove has been identified as the S’boro of Karasu and is now under multi-agency assessment. Investigators are examining its condition and ownership, with divers and local representatives assisting as the probe continues.
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Kinoya church office break-in spurs police forensic investigation
Police are investigating an early-morning break-in at a Kinoya church office, with forensic teams and investigators canvassing the area. CCTV footage is being reviewed and residents are being questioned as authorities pursue what happened and its possible connection to a spate of similar incidents at worship sites.