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Cowboy rides on our roads
26 Jun, 2020
Fiji Labour Party has called on the Fiji Roads Authority to account for the massive $3billion it has received in the last 7 years to keep our roads motorable.
Fijian footprints over USP saga
26 Jun, 2020
Education Minister Rosy Akbar denies government interference in the affairs of USP, following the recent ruckus over the suspension of Vice Chancellor Prof Pal Ahluwalia.
Winston Thompson must go: Chaudhry
26 Jun, 2020
USP Pro-Chancellor Winston Thompson must step down forthwith as he has lost the confidence of the USP Council, and the students and staff of the university, says FLP Leader Mahendra Chaudhry.
USP scam exposed – millions paid in excess salaries, allowances, bonus etc
26 Jun, 2020
Well known NZ journalist Michael Field has managed to get hold of the suppressed BDO Report which looked into claims by the suspended USP Vice Chancellor Prof Pal Ahluwalia of the financial rort at the regional university under its former....
Time for a hard look at Fiji Airways
05 Jun, 2020
Fiji Airways is in serious trouble, there is no doubt about that.

Has the FNPF lost its way?
06 Jul, 2020
“There are genuine concerns about a lack of transparency in the disclosures pertaining to the financials of the Fund’s associated companies and its subsidiaries”: Mahendra Chaudhry A full page ad by FNPF (FT 1 July 2020) proudly announcing a 5% interest....
Time for a hard look at Fiji Airways
05 Jun, 2020
Fiji Airways is in serious trouble, there is no doubt about that.
Fiji “is in a deep mess”: Fiji Labour Party
16 Nov, 2019
Labour Leader Mahendra Chaudhry told the Party’s Annual Delegates Conference in Lautoka today that the government’s financial situation was so critical, it was not in a position to pay its creditors.
Labour rejects 17.27% hike in EFL tariff as totally unwarranted
03 Jul, 2019
Energy Fiji Ltd’s (EFL) bid for a 17.27% increase in electricity rates is unwarranted and must be strongly resisted.
FEA Bill -abuse of parliamentary process, says Labour
17 Mar, 2017
The disturbing manner in which the public consultation process was managed shows a contemptible disregard by the government and the Committee for openness and accountability.