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Election Rigging – a distinct possibility

No decision or action of the Electoral Commission or the Supervisor of Elections can be challenged in the Courts of Law, under the Electoral Decree This and several other provisions of the Electoral Decree confirm FLP’soft-stated fears that the September…

Freeze on domestic rents should remain: FLP

Fiji Labour Party warns that the Commerce Commission decision to lift the freeze on domestic rents would see an explosion of rent increases and cause more hardship for people already struggling with high living costs. FLP also denounces the Commission’s…

FLP invties applications from Candidates

Fiji Labour Party is inviting expressions of interest from Fiji citizens wishing to contest the next general elections as FLP candidates:

How about accountability from the regime, Aiyaz Khaiyum?

Attorney General Aiyaz Khaiyum needs to get his own house in order first before preaching to others about transparency and accountability, says the Fiji Labour Party. FLP is referring to Khaiyum’s address at the Fiji Taxi Association general meeting in…

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Latest Stories:

The case for Cane Growers
20 Jun, 2021
While the nation’s attention is focused on the daily escalating cases of Covid infection assailing us, the cane farmer has been fighting a quiet battle for survival against low cane prices and ever rising costs of cultivation, harvest and delivery. ....
The shrinking national ‘pie’
20 Jun, 2021
With Fiji facing its worst economic crisis ever, a lot of attention has focused on growth issues, in particular claims by the Fiji First government of its 9 years of unprecedented growth.
14 May 1987 – Lest we Forget
14 May, 2021
On the anniversary of Fiji’s first coup, 14 May 1987, Labour Leader Mahendra Chaudhry reflects on the the price the nation paid for the racist coup which took place one month after the first Labour Government of Dr.
Land grab – investment or speculation?
08 Apr, 2021
Such deals tantamount to land speculation, as in the Raiwaqa case where a lease was acquired on highly favorable terms and five years later sold for a hefty $19million.
A look at proposed legislative changes to the electoral process
05 Mar, 2021
Submissions to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights Bills 50 and 52 of 2020 Mr Chairman, before I look at the proposed Bills I wish to make a few general observations.

Looking Behind the News:

The shrinking national ‘pie’
20 Jun, 2021
With Fiji facing its worst economic crisis ever, a lot of attention has focused on growth issues, in particular claims by the Fiji First government of its 9 years of unprecedented growth.
A look at proposed legislative changes to the electoral process
05 Mar, 2021
Submissions to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Justice, Law and Human Rights Bills 50 and 52 of 2020 Mr Chairman, before I look at the proposed Bills I wish to make a few general observations.
Fiji’s perilous debt sink-hole
05 Mar, 2021
For the first time in Fiji’s history our national debt level has exceeded the GDP.
Spotlight on Fiji’s compromised Parliament
19 Feb, 2021
Speaker Ratu Epeli Nailatikau shocked the nation by declaring in Parliament that the deportation of USP’s Vice Chancellor Prof Pal Ahluwalia last week, and the brutal manner in which it was executed, was not a matter of national concern. The....
Digging Deeper into Fiji Airways
17 Aug, 2020
Fiji Airways Chief Executive Andre Viljoen deserves a rap on the knuckles for his comment that the airline does not respond to political statements, says Labour Leader Mahendra Chaudhry.

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