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Regime
wants to appeal VAT judgment |
No. 1040; 27 August 2001 |
CJ
hits out at Judge |
No. 1039; 27 August 2001 |
Major
problems with elections |
No. 1038; 27 August 2001 |
Labour
wins VAT case |
No. 1037; 27 August 2001 |
No
Indian has right to become PM - Qarase |
No. 1036; 24 August 2001 |
Chaudhry
hits out at fear tactic |
No. 1035; 24 August 2001 |
UN
worried over voter intimidation |
No. 1034; 24 August 2001 |
34
candidates on travel black ban |
No. 1033; 23 August 2001 |
Businessman
warns Fiji of corruption |
No. 1032; 23 August 2001 |
Baba
in more trouble over drugs |
No. 1031; 23 August 2001 |
Elections
about democracy and justice - Chaudhry |
No. 1030; 22 August 2001 |
10
more on terrorism charges |
No. 1029; 22 August 2001 |
FT
says Labour win assured |
No. 1028; 21 August 2001 |
Feds
cry foul on terrorist finance document |
No. 1027; 21 August 2001 |
Commonwealth
to decide on credibility of elections |
No. 1026; 21 August 2001 |
Labour's
support rising |
No. 1025; 20 August 2001 |
UK
Democracy group praises Labour's land plan |
No. 1024; 20 August 2001 |
$9m
scam linked to hardware fire |
No. 1023; 20 August 2001 |
Coup
perpetrators must pay - Madraiwiwi |
No. 1022; 17 August 2001 |
Democracy
needed for good tax laws - judge |
No. 1021; 17 August 2001 |
Hostages
were to be executed - terrorist |
No. 1020; 16 August 2001 |
Military
shoots drug leader |
No. 1019; 16 August 2001 |
Bombs,
arms found in Suva |
No. 1018; 15 August 2001 |
GCC
Chairman endorses Labour's LUC |
No. 1017; 15 August 2001 |
Another
$9 m scam under Qarase |
No. 1016; 14 August 2001 |
NFP
lies over Qarase deal exposed |
No. 1015; 14 August 2001 |
Baba's
gang to sue FT/TV on conman finance story |
No. 1014; 13 August 2001 |
Coup
perpetrators must pay - NGOs |
No. 1013; 13 August 2001 |
Unionist
threatened |
No. 1012; 13 August 2001 |
Savua
failed - police officers |
No. 1011; 11 August 2001 |
Buses
seized |
No. 1010; 11 August 2001 |
Qarase
in trouble over state money |
No. 1009; 10 August 2001 |
Baba
in trouble over fraudulent money |
No. 1008; 10 August 2001 |
Labour
weeded out public finance mess |
No. 1007; 9 August 2001 |
Labour
senator's film on Aust TV |
No. 1006; 8 August 2001 |
NFP
is crude, cheap, mischeavous |
No. 1005; 8 August 2001 |
Chaudhry
explains Baba expulsion |
No. 1004; 7 August 2001 |
Labour
manifesto online |
No. 1003; 6 August 2001 |
Vote
buying continues |
No. 1002; 4 August 2001 |
Massive
corruption racket |
No. 1001; 4 August 2001 |
Chaudhry
to be PM if Labour wins |
No. 1000; 3 August 2001 |
Economy
best under Labour Government |
No. 999; 3 August 2001 |
Coup
instigators motivated by greed |
No. 998; 3 August 2001 |
Indigenous
Rights protected |
No. 997; 3 August 2001 |
Ex-Spy
confirms police misled Government |
No. 996; 3 August 2001 |
Post
calls on Baba to reveal plot |
No. 995; 2 August 2001 |
Baba
playing the race card |
No. 994; 2 August 2001 |
Tora
threatens again |
No. 993; 2 August 2001 |
Farmers
Union buys land for evictees |
No. 992; 2 August 2001 |
Rush
for state appointments |
No. 991; 1 August 2001 |
Fear
tactic resorted to in election race |
No. 990; 1 August 2001 |
Post
condemns terrorists in election race |
No. 989; 31 July
2001 |
SVT
members were in Speight cabinet |
No. 988; 31 July
2001 |
Vote
Buying Continues |
No. 987; 31 July
2001 |
Labour
assures ethnic Fijian landowners |
No. 986; 30 July
2001 |
Remove
Savua, Temo - Labour |
No. 985; 30 July
2001 |
Shameless
abuse of public funds |
No. 984; 30 July
2001 |
Respect
electoral outcome - Labour |
No. 983; 30 July
2001 |
Labour
launches manifesto today |
No. 982; 28 July
2001 |
Constitution
team overspends |
No. 981; 28 July
2001 |
VAT
case heard |
No. 980; 28 July
2001 |
Foreign
nation, businessmen supported terrorists |
No. 979; 27 July
2001 |
Terrorists
asks for forgiveness |
No. 978; 27 July
2001 |
Terrorists
again ordered detained |
No. 977; 27 July
2001 |
Police
deny Scott tapes were pornographic |
No. 976; 26 July
2001 |
Qarase
wanted two salaries |
No. 975; 26 July
2001 |
Terrorist
freed to file election nomination |
No. 974; 26 July
2001 |
Nomination
day for elections today |
No. 973; 26 July
2001 |
Police
Commissioner breaks law |
No. 972; 25 July
2001 |
Labour
line-up for August Election |
No. 971; 25 July
2001 |
SVT
mobilised mobs |
No. 970; 25 July
2001 |
Coup
not in name of indigenous rights |
No. 969; 25 July
2001 |
Are
Manifestos just a Promise or Genuine Concern |
No. 968; 24 July
2001 |
NFP
and SVT are similar, says Makutu |
No. 967; 24 July
2001 |
Military
demanded senior positions |
No. 966; 24 July
2001 |
Kanailagi
against Constitution |
No. 965; 24 July
2001 |
Military
threatened President Iloilo |
No. 964; 23 July
2001 |
Election
candidates with terrorists connection |
No. 963; 21 July
2001 |
NFP
appoints second leader within a week |
No. 962; 21 July
2001 |
Poverty
degrades the individual - Senator |
No. 961; 21 July
2001 |
Vote
for Honesty, calls Adi Kuini |
No. 960; 20 July
2001 |
People'
right to choose their Government |
No. 959; 20 July
2001 |
Rabuka
decides not to contest |
No. 958; 20 July
2001 |
Policemen
charged for robbery |
No. 957; 20 July
2001 |
Labour
will poll well - journalist |
No. 956; 20 July
2001 |
Accept
the election result, says Commonwealth Envoy |
No. 955; 19 July
2001 |
President
disbands CRC |
No. 954; 19 July
2001 |
Chaudhry
calls for respect for election result |
No. 953; 19 July
2001 |
NFP
again leaderless |
No. 952; 18 July
2001 |
54
International observers for election |
No. 951; 18 July
2001 |
Methodist
head wants Qarase to lead |
No. 950; 18 July
2001 |
Qarase
refuses to resign |
No. 949; 17 July
2001 |
Qarase
gives $0.5m to refugees |
No. 948; 17 July
2001 |
Naidu
freed |
No. 947; 17 July
2001 |
Free
hot dogs fail to get voters |
No. 946; 16 July
2001 |
Pickering
joins NFP for cabinet post |
No. 945; 16 July
2001 |
NFP
has 4 leaders in 2 years |
No. 944; 16 July
2001 |
Landowner
demands votes |
No. 943; 14 July 2001 |
Terrorist
chief barred from entering NZ, Aus |
No. 942; 14 July 2001 |
Military
cleanup necessary - ex commander |
No. 941; 14 July 2001 |
One
year since release of hostages |
No. 940; 13 July 2001 |
Dr.
Bhagat Ram passes away |
No. 939; 13 July 2001 |
Terrorists
want immunity |
No. 938; 13 July 2001 |
Fiji's
embassies refuse to register voters |
No. 937; 13 July 2001 |
Elections
confirmed |
No. 936; 13 July 2001 |
Judges
should stick to law, not politics - FT |
No. 935; 12 July 2001 |
Media
rubbishes Scott judgment |
No. 934; 12 July 2001 |
Scott
decision draws criticism |
No. 933; 12 July 2001 |
Scott
decides against Constitution |
No. 932; 12 July 2001 |
$2.5m
on vote buying spree |
No. 931; 10 July 2001 |
Aust
lawyer says terrorist is a patriot |
No. 930; 10 July 2001 |
Police
Commissioner on gay bashing trail |
No. 929; 10 July 2001 |
Ali
sues regime |
No. 928; 10 July 2001 |
Garment
manufacturer admits financing terrorists |
No. 927; 9 July 2001 |
Qarase
- Methodist Church deal corrupt |
No. 926; 9 July 2001 |
Qarase
Minister attacks Qarase |
No. 925; 9 July 2001 |
Paper
calls for army cleanup |
No. 924; 7 July 2001 |
Senior
soldiers named as coup conspirators |
No. 923; 7 July 2001 |
Union
marks 2nd anniversary of strike |
No. 922; 7 July 2001 |
Tarakinikini
encouraged terrorists |
No. 921; 6 July 2001 |
Mutiny
plan serious |
No. 920; 6 July 2001 |
Former
NFP leader hits out at NFP |
No. 919; 6 July 2001 |
Rugby
man wants democracy in Fiji |
No. 918; 6 July 2001 |
Disturbances
not over - Rabuka |
No. 917; 5 July 2001 |
President
determined to ignore court ruling |
No. 916; 5 July 2001 |
Regime,
police, businessman condemn murder reporting |
No. 915; 5 July 2001 |
Regime
embarraces Fiji by tied aid |
No. 914; 5 July 2001 |
Qarase
extorting money from businessmen |
No. 913; 4 July 2001 |
NFP
should admit truth - Chaudhry |
No. 912; 4 July 2001 |
Qarase
condemns Mara, Rabuka leadership |
No. 911; 4 July 2001 |
Transparency
International's intransparency |
No. 910; 4 July 2001 |
One
down, two to go - report |
No. 909; 4 July 2001 |
Labour
files writ over reimposition of VAT |
No. 908; 3 July 2001 |
Workers
demand political party positions |
No. 907; 3 July 2001 |
Terrorist
plans fundraising trip to Australia, NZ |
No. 906; 3 July 2001 |
Scott
was threatened by terrorists |
No. 905; 3 July 2001 |
Get
rid of Chaudhry - NFP says |
No. 904; 2 July 2001 |
Tora
threatens voters |
No. 903; 2 July 2001 |
Law
and Order Worry |
No. 902; 2 July 2001 |
Red
Cross boss hacked to death |
No. 901; 2 July 2001 |
FLP
wants Baba investigated |
No. 900; 30 June 2001 |
Investment
racket exposed |
No. 899; 29 June 2001 |
Regime
throws spanner in Constitutional case |
No. 898; 29 June 2001 |
Transparency
International endorses Qarases squandering |
No. 897; 29 June 2001 |
Reduce
wages to $1/hr - businessmen |
No. 896; 29 June 2001 |
Regime
blames Australia for medical problems |
No. 895; 28 June 2001 |
Political
parties concerned at missing ballot boxes |
No. 894; 28 June 2001 |
Australia
praises Constitution |
No. 893; 28 June 2001 |
Apology
to Boyd |
No. 892; 28 June 2001 |
Another
jewellery shop raided |
No. 891; 27 June 2001 |
Refugees
establish political party |
No. 890; 27 June 2001 |
Gujarati
Samaj hits at rotten potatoes |
No. 889; 27 June 2001 |
$62,
000 for Cakanauto by businessmen |
No. 888; 27 June 2001 |
Investigate
Gujarati Businessmen - Commerce Chamber |
No. 887; 26 June 2001 |
Public
Service head corrupt - Union |
No. 886; 26 June 2001 |
Fiji
must accept election results - Australia |
No. 885; 26 June 2001 |
Qarase
not legitimate - terrorists, Magistrate |
No. 884; 26 June 2001 |
Terrorists,
Magistrate turn court into a circus |
No. 883; 26 June 2001 |
Information
Ministry in treasonous conduct |
No. 882; 25 June 2001 |
Elections
not likely in August - Diplomat |
No. 881; 25 June 2001 |
Fiji
Times again stirring racial tension |
No. 880; 25 June 2001 |
Academics
criticism of regime endorsed |
No. 879; 23 June 2001 |
CCF
deregistered; will sue regime |
No. 878; 23 June 2001 |
Military
confirms reports of unrest |
No. 877; 23 June 2001 |
Mutiny
Speculation |
No. 876; 22 June 2001 |
Labour
hits at Commerce Chamber |
No. 875; 22 June 2001 |
Conman
Naidu released on bail |
No. 874; 22 June 2001 |
Pacific
Islands affected by Fiji's terrorism |
No. 873; 21 June 2001 |
Regime
hires terrorist |
No. 872; 21 June 2001 |
Naidu
complains about mosquitoes, curry |
No. 871; 21 June 2001 |
Qarase
breaches laws; state lawyers quiet |
No. 870; 21 June 2001 |
10
Businessmen under investigation |
No. 869; 20 June 2001 |
Military
blames police for release of terrorists |
No. 868; 20 June 2001 |
Another
garment factory closes |
No. 867; 20 June 2001 |
Qarase
should be investigated |
No. 866; 20 June 2001 |
Businesses,
media, NFP slam investigation call |
No. 865; 19 June 2001 |
30%
of medics have left Fiji |
No. 864; 19 June 2001 |
Regime.
NLTB up in arms |
No. 863; 19 June 2001 |
Indians
to be 2nd class citizens - Qarase |
No. 862; 19 June 2001 |
Labour
Party stands by principles |
No. 861; 18 June 2001 |
Big
business, defeated politicians, some chiefs responsible |
No. 860; 18 June 2001 |
$1m
to get rid of Chaudhry govt - businessman |
No. 859; 18 June 2001 |
Court
stops constitution commission again |
No. 858; 16 June 2001 |
Regime
attempts to gag University |
No. 857; 16 June 2001 |
Military
sitting on time bomb |
No. 856; 15 June 2001 |
Leave
Seruvakula alone - report |
No. 855; 15 June 2001 |
Military
officers assisted terrorists |
No. 854; 15 June 2001 |
Tarakinikini,
Vatu, Baledrokadroka involved |
No. 853; 15 June 2001 |
Corruption
rising under Qarase |
No. 852; 14 June 2001 |
Terrorist's
lawyer charged |
No. 851; 14 June 2001 |
Electoral
rolls online |
No. 850; 14 June 2001 |
Navin
Naidu in police custody |
No. 849; 13 June 2001 |
Nationalise
land, says Maori |
No. 848; 13 June 2001 |
Ethnic
Indians don't control economy |
No. 847; 13 June 2001 |
Jail
for burning friend's kiosk |
No. 846; 13 June 2001 |
Speights
want trial in provincial court |
No. 845; 13 June 2001 |
Rabuka
and Cakobaus under probe |
No. 844; 13 June 2001 |
UN
team in Fiji to report on election |
No. 843; 12 June 2001 |
Chief
charged with mutiny related offence |
No. 842; 12 June 2001 |
Treason
case adjourned for another month |
No. 841; 12 June 2001 |
Navin
Naidu a fraud |
No. 840; 12 June 2001 |
SVT
government was corrupt |
No. 839; 11 June 2001 |
Police-Military
on warpath |
No. 838; 11 June 2001 |
Purge
in the judiciary |
No. 837; 11 June 2001 |
Mystery
surrounds Navin Naidu |
No. 836; 9 June 2001 |
Qarase
corrupt - Speed |
No. 835; 9 June 2001 |
Cane
Council defies standing order |
No. 834; 9 June 2001 |
Cane
Farmers reps boycott meeting |
No. 833; 8 June 2001 |
Qarase
double talk; hits Indian businessmen |
No. 832; 8 June 2001 |
No
fear over indigenous rights - Speed |
No. 831; 8 June 2001 |
CJ's
contempt for judicial independence |
No. 830; 7 June 2001 |
Qarase
makes deal with NFP |
No. 829; 7 June 2001 |
Methodist
Church supported terrorists |
No. 828; 7 June 2001 |
Terrorists
hire Indian American lawyer |
No. 827; 6 June 2001 |
Soldier
arrested for being armed in public |
No. 826; 6 June 2001 |
Police,
prosecution negligence continues |
No. 825; 6 June 2001 |
Sugar
chief entertains Qarase's racism |
No. 824; 5 June 2001 |
Violent
robbers being bailed out |
No. 823; 5 June 2001 |
Constitution
protects indigenous rights - Chaudhry |
No. 822; 5 June 2001 |
NFP
joins indigenous Fijian rights bandwagon |
No. 821; 4 June 2001 |
Regime,
Sami okay NLTA |
No. 820; 4 June 2001 |
Chaudhry
most competent - Speed |
No. 819; 4 June 2001 |
Qarase
on taxpayer funded campaign trip |
No. 818; 4 June 2001 |
The
Treason Charge |
No. 817; 1 June 2001 |
Canadian
Committee protests Fatiaki funding |
No. 816; 1 June 2001 |
Foreign
observers for election |
No. 815; 1 June 2001 |
Terrorists
planned to blow up banks, ships |
No. 814; 31 May
2001 |
SVT
says Constitution Review must stop |
No. 813; 31 May
2001 |
Cakaudrove
in the red |
No. 812; 31 May
2001 |
Qarase
defies chiefs |
No. 811; 31 May
2001 |
Regime
pressurises Auditor-General |
No. 810; 30 May
2001 |
Speight's
legacy - jobless Fijians, crime prostitution |
No. 809; 30 May
2001 |
Justice
Movement wants $100,000 for evicted farmers |
No. 808; 30 May
2001 |
Terrorists
affect Uni decision making |
No. 807; 30 May
2001 |
Methodist
Church endorses racial politics |
No. 806; 30 May
2001 |
Speight
case begins today |
No. 805; 29 May
2001 |
Savua
blames stress for murder |
No. 804; 29 May
2001 |
Tarakinikini
case still open |
No. 803; 29 May
2001 |
Qarase
launches party; no shortage of money |
No. 802; 29 May
2001 |
Another
uprising likely |
No. 801; 28 May
2001 |
Rabuka
defends terrorist financier |
No. 800; 28 May
2001 |
10
more terrorists freed |
No. 799; 26 May
2001 |
Civil
service purge |
No. 798; 26 May
2001 |
Qarase
under investigation for fraud |
No. 797; 25 May
2001 |
More
terrorists likely to be freed |
No. 796; 25 May
2001 |
Qarase
hits out at NLTB |
No. 795; 25 May
2001 |
Union
under threat |
No. 794; 24 May
2001 |
Fijian
Holdings denies financing terrorists, SDL |
No. 793; 24 May
2001 |
NLTB
head owes govt money |
No. 792; 24 May
2001 |
Rabuka
elected chairman of Cakaudrove Council |
No. 791; 24 May
2001 |
CCF
case back to CJ |
No. 790; 24 May
2001 |
Female
hostages were sexually harassed |
No. 789; 23 May
2001 |
Canadian
govt funds disgraced judge |
No. 788; 23 May
2001 |
NZ
wants terrorists brought to justice |
No. 787; 23 May
2001 |
Indigenous
rights politicians not concerned for poor Fijians |
No. 786; 23 May
2001 |
Military,
police asked to accept election results |
No. 785; 22 May
2001 |
Democracy,
justice are sources of conflict - military |
No. 784; 22 May
2001 |
NLTB
wants control over public lands |
No. 783; 22 May
2001 |
Perils
of residential leases exposed further |
No. 782; 22 May
2001 |
FLP
files writ on Constitution Review |
No. 781; 21 May
2001 |
$12m
Qarase era loan write-off questioned |
No. 780; 21 May
2001 |
Speight's
men inside the army |
No. 779-b; 19 May
2001 |
Military
investigates its own lawyer |
No. 779; 19 May
2001 |
$10
fine for terrorists |
No. 778; 19 May
2001 |
19
May 2001 |
No. 777; 19 May
2001 |
Indigenous
rights used as an excuse for power grab |
No. 776; 18 May
2001 |
A
year of pain and suffering |
No. 775; 18 May
2001 |
Nation
was full of promise - Chaudhry |
No. 774; 18 May
2001 |
Qarase's
party financed by Fijian Holdings Ltd |
No. 773; 18 May
2001 |
Samanunu
cleared |
No. 772; 18 May
2001 |
Another
roadblock |
No. 771; 17 May
2001 |
President's
Office defends Fatiaki |
No. 770; 17 May
2001 |
Speight
wrote a letter to defend Savua |
No. 769; 17 May
2001 |
Threat
of terrorist uprising still exists - military |
No. 768; 16 May
2001 |
Foreign
election monitors to prevent rigging |
No. 767; 16 May
2001 |
NZ
to give $700, 000 for elections |
No. 766; 16 May
2001 |
Majority
judges stood by 1997 Constitution |
No. 765; 15 May
2001 |
Judge
in hot water |
No. 764; 15 May
2001 |
Military
weapons were released on orders from top |
No. 763; 15 May
2001 |
Arson
in Ah Koy fire |
No. 762; 15 May
2001 |
Another
film by FLP Senator premieres today |
No. 761; 15 May
2001 |
Fiji
like Zimbabawe, Cambodia, Gambia - report |
No. 760; 15 May
2001 |
Role
of military questioned |
No. 759; 14 May
2001 |
14
years since 1st military coup - today |
No. 758; 14 May
2001 |
Muttu
Swamy no more |
No. 757; 13 May
2001 |
Qarase
dishes out another $4,000 |
No. 756; 13 May
2001 |
Rabuka
wanted to be PM or Army Commander |
No. 755; 13 May
2001 |
USP
academics infatuated with ethnic unity |
No. 754; 12 May
2001 |
Methodist
Church criticised for politics |
No. 753; 12 May
2001 |
Military
made deals with terrorist soldiers |
No. 752; 12 May
2001 |
Terrorist
- soldier rearrested |
No. 751; 12 May
2001 |
Qarase
is misguided - Paper |
No. 750; 11 May
2001 |
Ah
Koy company in trouble |
No. 749; 11 May
2001 |
Coups
are embarrassment - ex soldier |
No. 748; 11 May
2001 |
3
more investigated for terrorism |
No. 747; 11 May
2001 |
Qarase
represents greed, corruption, racism, lawlessness - Speed |
No. 746; 10 May
2001 |
Times
condemns overturning of farmers' will |
No. 745; 10 May
2001 |
Regime
appoints defeated candidates |
No. 744; 10 May
2001 |
Financial
sector loses confidence in law and order |
No. 743; 9 May
2001 |
Sevesevu
to terrorists was authorised by military commander |
No. 742; 9 May
2001 |
More
abuse of funds by Qarase revealed |
No. 741; 9 May
2001 |
CRW
terrorist to be freed |
No. 740; 8 May
2001 |
Armed
robbery in Suva |
No. 739; 8 May
2001 |
Judge
refuses to disqualify himself for bias |
No. 738; 8 May
2001 |
Irregularities
mar cane elections |
No. 737; 8 May
2001 |
Financial
abuses continue under Qarase |
No. 736; 8 May
2001 |
NFU
wins sugar cane elections |
No. 735; 7 May
2001 |
Military
shoots villager |
No. 734; 7 May
2001 |
Qarase
to free terrorists |
No. 733; 7 May
2001 |
CCF
office ransacked |
No. 732; 7 May
2001 |
Guns
used in armed robbery |
No. 731; 7 May
2001 |
Samanunu
to be cleared |
No. 730; 3 May
2001 |
Observers
express doubts over August election |
No. 729; 3 May
2001 |
Qarase
continues to distribute cash |
No. 728; 3 May
2001 |
Alleged
coup financier in financial trouble |
No. 727; 3 May
2001 |
Amnesty |
No. 726; 3 May
2001 |
Chiefs
reject pro-terrorist demands |
No. 725; 2 May
2001 |
SVT
wants Ratu Mara investigated |
No. 724; 2 May
2001 |
Paper
calls for Waqanisau sacking |
No. 723; 2 May
2001 |
Waqanisau
supported terrorists - CRW |
No. 722; 2 May
2001 |
Seruvakula
report not found in President's Office |
No. 721; 2 May
2001 |
President's
Office calls Mara's statements "wild" |
No. 720; 2 May
2001 |
Regime
defies Court Order; reappoints CRC |
No. 719; 1 May
2001 |
Police
says it was investigating Police Commissioner |
No. 718; 1 May
2001 |
Intelligence
reports were deliberately withheld |
No. 717; 1 May
2001 |
Chiefs
ask military to apologise to Mara |
No. 716; 1 May
2001 |
Coup
plotters still in the army |
No. 715; 30 Apr
2001 |
Chaudhry
one of the best, says Mara |
No. 714; 30 Apr
2001 |
Rabuka,
Savua involved - Mara |
No. 713; 30 Apr
2001 |
Province
doesnt want to learn about Constitution |
No. 712; 29 Apr
2001 |
Qarase
operates slush fund |
No. 711; 29 Apr
2001 |
Ah
Koy properties for sale |
No. 710; 28 Apr
2001 |
Police
Commissioner leads attack on Seruvakula |
No. 709; 28 Apr
2001 |
Education
Commission intentions subverted by regime |
No. 708; 28 Apr
2001 |
Corruption
deal involving Qarase exposed |
No. 707; 27 Apr
2001 |
Public
funds used for SVT - report confirms |
No. 706; 27 Apr
2001 |
Regime
gives ethnic Fijians $ to buy personal items |
No. 705; 27 Apr
2001 |
GCC
meets today |
No. 704; 26 Apr
2001 |
NLTB
manager has 2,000 ac property |
No. 703; 26 Apr
2001 |
Public
pressure on police to investigate coup plotters |
No. 702; 26 Apr
2001 |
Aust
Uni in trouble over questionable land deal |
No. 701; 25 Apr
2001 |
Police
corruption highlighted |
No. 700; 25 Apr
2001 |
Rivalry
over traditional office |
No. 699; 25 Apr
2001 |
Columnist
reveals more coup plotters |
No. 698; 24 Apr
2001 |
Coup
plotters still free-says militaryman |
No. 697; 24 Apr
2001 |
Another
corruption case withdrawn |
No. 696; 24 Apr
2001 |
CCF
defends its registration |
No. 695; 24 Apr
2001 |
Regime
plans another contempt of court |
No. 694; 23 Apr
2001 |
Regime
directs that CCF be deregistered |
No. 693; 23 Apr
2001 |
Minister
condemns Qarase's Blueprint |
No. 692; 21 Apr
2001 |
CJ
given ultimatum |
No. 691; 21 Apr
2001 |
Newspaper
condemns racism; wants terrorists prosecuted |
No. 690; 20 Apr
2001 |
Cash
handouts lead to corruption - Ratu Mara |
No. 689; 20 Apr
2001 |
Another
roadblock |
No. 688; 20 Apr
2001 |
Evidence
points to Rabuka, Savua as coup leaders |
No. 687; 19 Apr
2001 |
Speight
treason case in Suva today |
No. 686; 19 Apr
2001 |
Ethnic
unity polarises nation - Beddoes |
No. 685; 18 Apr
2001 |
Qarase's
Blueprint Condemned |
No. 684; 18 Apr
2001 |
Supremacist
ideology promoted by the corrupt |
No. 683; 17 Apr
2001 |
Good
leaders are not allowed to perform - PM |
No. 682; 17 Apr
2001 |
More
revelations on attempted coup plot |
No. 681; 16 Apr
2001 |
No
drugs; mortuaries overflowing |
No. 680; 16 Apr
2001 |
Cane
farmers face election |
No. 679; 13 Apr
2001 |
Rabuka
destroyed the army - soldier |
No. 678; 13 Apr
2001 |
Ah
Koy properties on mortgagee sale |
No. 677; 12 Apr
2001 |
Qarase
told to resign |
No. 676; 12 Apr
2001 |
No
ethnic Indian accepted Qarase's offer |
No. 675; 12 Apr
2001 |
Politicised
judges ban lawyers |
No. 674; 12 Apr
2001 |
Prominent
politicians, businessmen behind terrorists - militaryman |
No. 673; 11 Apr
2001 |
Military
knew of terrorist plans - soldier |
No. 672; 11 Apr
2001 |
Bus
strike is a professional blackmail - paper |
No. 671; 11 Apr
2001 |
ACP-EU
calls for lasting land solution |
No. 670; 11 Apr
2001 |
13
more schools face NLTB incited closure |
No. 669; 10 Apr
2001 |
USP
slates current leaders, bureaucrats |
No. 668; 10 Apr
2001 |
NLTB
demands condemned |
No. 667; 10 Apr
2001 |
3
coup plotters named by columnist |
No. 666; 9 Apr
2001 |
NFP
attacks pro-democracy groups |
No. 665; 9 Apr
2001 |
Regime
insistent on changing laws |
No. 664; 8 Apr
2001 |
More
Terrorists freed; reporters charges dropped |
No. 663; 7 Apr
2001 |
Law
Society calls for CJ's resignation |
No. 662; 7 Apr
2001 |
Terrorists
can not bring about ethnic Fijian unity - GCC |
No. 661; 6 Apr
2001 |
Bus
Operator on strike |
No. 660; 6 Apr
2001 |
Regime
monitors democracy group |
No. 659; 6 Apr
2001 |
Qarase's
Constitutional Commissioner quits |
No. 658; 5 Apr
2001 |
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Terrorist
supporters form new party; claim SVT supported terrorists |
No. 657; 5 Apr
2001 |
NLTB
keeps changing demands |
No. 656; 5 Apr
2001 |
NLTB
demands tenants dont join unions |
No. 655; 4 Apr
2001 |
FCGA
happy with reduction of resettlement grant |
No. 654; 4 Apr
2001 |
Regime
uses taxpayer funds for political purposes |
No. 653; 4 Apr
2001 |
Fiji
is shutting down; timber company closes |
No. 652; 3 Apr
2001 |
School
dropout rate worries regime |
No. 651; 3 Apr
2001 |
$m
project shelved; confidence continues to plummet |
No. 650; 3 Apr
2001 |
Extortion
demands rise; NLTB demands its cut |
No. 649; 2 Apr
2001 |
Regime
behind extortion, evictions |
No. 648; 2 Apr
2001 |
CCF
should be supported - Democracy Movement |
No. 647; 1 Apr
2001 |
Tuivaga
urged to support Gates |
No. 646; 1 Apr
2001 |
Businessman
calls for investigations of coup financiers |
No. 645; 31 Mar
2001 |
Politicised
Churches take anti-Christ stand |
No. 644; 31 Mar
2001 |
PANU
rubbishes Qarase's Blueprint |
No. 643; 30 Mar
2001 |
160
Naitasiri families get state funded toilets |
No. 642; 30 Mar
2001 |
PSC
reveals Samanunu inquiry team |
No. 641; 30 Mar
2001 |
Pardon
call a ploy by conspirators - paper |
No. 640; 29 Mar
2001 |
Military
denies pardon report |
No. 639; 29 Mar
2001 |
39%
pass for FAB scholarships |
No. 638; 29 Mar
2001 |
NLTB
involved in extortion |
No. 637; 29 Mar
2001 |
Military
rejects pardon calls |
No. 636; 28 Mar
2001 |
SVT
wants terrorists pardoned |
No. 635; 28 Mar
2001 |
CJ
says he can order judges |
No. 634; 28 Mar
2001 |
Another
school taken over |
No. 633; 28 Mar
2001 |
Prosecutions
Office bungles up another high profile case |
No. 632; 27 Mar
2001 |
Another
armed robbery; violent crime the norm |
No. 631; 27 Mar
2001 |
Regime
resorts to threats again |
No. 630; 27 Mar
2001 |
NFP
turns blind eye to Constitutional breaches |
No. 629; 26 Mar
2001 |
Banks
tighten screws |
No. 628; 26 Mar
2001 |
Commerce
chamber expresses concern at sliding economy |
No. 627; 25 Mar
2001 |
Constitutional
case filed |
No. 626; 24 Mar
2001 |
Only
8% Native leases renewed in North |
No. 625; 24 Mar
2001 |
More
terrorists freed; conspiracy |
No. 624; 24 Mar
2001 |
Another
Constitutional case to be file today |
No. 623; 23 Mar
2001 |
Fiji
is a violent nation |
No. 622; 23 Mar
2001 |
US
Govt condemns Qarase gang |
No. 621; 22 Mar
2001 |
Banks
cease lending to native land farmers |
No. 620; 22 Mar
2001 |
Regime's
lawyer calls for reconvening of Parliament |
No. 619; 22 Mar
2001 |
Collapse
of judiciary and law & order |
No. 618; 22 Mar
2001 |
10
months now and police still investigating Seniloli, Tora, Kubuabola |
No. 617; 22 Mar
2001 |
Police
Commissioner investigating victims |
No. 616; 22 Mar
2001 |
$80
fine for terrorist roadblockers |
No. 615; 22 Mar
2001 |
Commonwealth
retains its Envoy |
No. 614; 22 Mar
2001 |
Commonwealth
sanctions Fiji; NZ wants Parliament convened |
No. 613; 21 Mar
2001 |
NLTB
frustration with landowners |
No. 612; 21 Mar
2001 |
German
foundation closes Fiji office |
No. 611; 21 Mar
2001 |
Water
problems for cities |
No. 610; 21 Mar
2001 |
President
was not advised by govt lawyers |
No. 609; 21 Mar
2001 |
Racist
programs are unconstitutional |
No. 608; 21 Mar
2001 |
Employment
decline reaches 20,000 |
No. 607; 21 Mar
2001 |
Economy
continues slide as Qarase continues squandering public funds |
No. 606; 20 Mar
2001 |
Qarase
manufactures & manipulates racial tension, says Speed |
No. 605; 20 Mar
2001 |
Qarase
is power-hungry, lawless and dishonest, says CCF |
No. 604; 20 Mar
2001 |
Momoedonu
appointment called patronage and nepotism |
No. 603; 20 Mar
2001 |
GCC
likely to meet again |
No. 602; 19 Mar
2001 |
Newspaper
slates Qarase for perverting law |
No. 601; 19 Mar
2001 |
Ravuvu
of CRC says he will defy court order |
No. 600; 19 Mar
2001 |
Regime
defends Unconstitutional acts |
No. 599; 18 Mar
2001 |
Newspaper
withdraws Qarase endorsement calling him power hungry |
No. 598; 18 Mar
2001 |
Dishonourable
intentions, says PM |
No. 597; 17 Mar
2001 |
Its
the same cabinet, Regime rejects Courts decision |
No. 596; 17 Mar
2001 |
Qarase
says he will stay on & fight next election |
No. 595; 17 Mar
2001 |
Radio
Fiji retracts prosecution report |
No. 594; 17 Mar
2001 |
Military
denies FT report; threatens reporter |
No. 593; 16 Mar
2001 |
Nation
in deeper constitutional crisis |
No. 592; 16 Mar
2001 |
Momoedonu
resigns; Iloilo dissolves Parliament and reappoints Qarase |
No. 591; 15 Mar
2001 |
Ah
Koy Company major rate defaulter |
No. 590; 15 Mar
2001 |
Construction
industry has collapsed |
No. 589; 15 Mar
2001 |
Attempted
dismissal of PM is unconstitutional |
No. 588; 15 Mar
2001 |
UN,
Commonwealth should ensure democracy in Fiji - PM |
No. 587; 15 Mar
2001 |
Fiji
Indians made scapegoats of past govts' failures |
No. 586; 15 Mar
2001 |
Aust
Labour Party stands firm for democracy |
No. 585; 15 Mar
2001 |
President
defies Constitution |
No. 584; 14 Mar
2001 |
State
treason lawyers want direction from President |
No. 583; 14 Mar
2001 |
GCC
refutes claims that it wants Qarase to continue |
No. 582; 14 Mar
2001 |
Another
factory stops production |
No. 581; 14 Mar
2001 |
Unionist
threatened by businessman |
No. 581; 14 Mar
2001 |
Confusion
surrounds Chiefs decisions |
No. 579; 14 Mar
2001 |
Chiefs
defy Constitution; appoint President |
No. 578; 14 Mar
2001 |
Regime
continues to hold office; slams Punja |
No. 577; 13 Mar
2001 |
Factory
closures looms, garment industry may collapse |
No. 576; 13 Mar
2001 |
Commonwealth
wants 1997 Constitution |
No. 575; 13 Mar
2001 |
High
chief and top soldier ordered mutiny |
No. 574; 12 Mar
2001 |
Qarase
engages private lawyers |
No. 573; 12 Mar
2001 |
Another
example of business twisting state arms |
No. 572; 10 Mar
2001 |
NLTB
lawyers advice: reject court decision |
No. 571; 10 Mar
2001 |
More
businesses close |
No. 570; 10 Mar
2001 |
GCC
postpones meeting |
No. 569; 9 Mar
2001 |
Chiefs
in heated discussion |
No. 568; 9 Mar
2001 |
UN
confirms Tarakinikini appointment |
No. 567; 9 Mar
2001 |
Sir
Paul denies FT report |
No. 566; 8 Mar
2001 |
GCC
replaces Rabuka |
No. 565; 8 Mar
2001 |
PM
advices to dissolve Parliament |
No. 564; 8 Mar
2001 |
SVT
wants constitution abrogated |
No. 563; 8 Mar 2001 |
GCC
meeting starts today |
No. 562; 8 Mar 2001 |
Another
garment factory to close |
No. 561; 7 Mar 2001 |
Evicted
farmers without assistance; NLTB lawyers meeting for constitution
abrogation |
No. 560; 7 Mar 2001 |
Uncertainty
over Qarase regime |
No. 559; 7 Mar 2001 |
Fiji
may lose peacekeeping job if regime defies court decision |
No. 558; 6 Mar 2001 |
Australian
sanctions to stay until regime quits |
No. 557; 6 Mar 2001 |
PNG
welcomes court decision |
No. 556; 6 Mar 2001 |
Regime
admits it can not make decisions |
No. 555; 6 Mar 2001 |
Baba
taken in by Police |
No. 554; 6 Mar 2001 |
Appeal
decision online |
No. 553; 5 Mar 2001 |
Military
denies Fiji Times story; FT inciting violence |
No. 552; 5 Mar 2001 |
Another
factory lays off workers; tourism concern |
No. 551; 5 Mar 2001 |
PCG
writes to President |
No. 550; 5 Mar 2001 |
PM
says priority is Fiji's future |
No. 549; 5 Mar 2001 |
Constitution
requires GCC to consult PM |
No. 548; 4 Mar 2001 |
Chaudhry
still PM, say legal experts |
No. 547; 4 Mar 2001 |
Fiji
Times says military doesnt want Chaudhry and his gang |
No. 546; 4 Mar 2001 |
Military
calls for respect for Appeal decision |
No. 545; 3 Mar 2001 |
Ultra-nationalists
reject Appeal outcome |
No. 544; 3 Mar 2001 |
Qarase
blasts other nations |
No. 543; 2 Mar 2001 |
Jo
Singh, Lodhia, Fiji Times not too pleased |
No. 542; 2 Mar 2001 |
Amnesty
International, Democracy Committess pleased |
No. 541; 2 Mar 2001 |
Australian
Labour Party applauds decision |
No. 540; 2 Mar 2001 |
UK,
US hail decision |
No. 539; 2 Mar 2001 |
NZ,
Aust pleased with decision |
No. 538; 2 Mar 2001 |
Nation
welcomes Appeal decision |
No. 537; 2 Mar 2001 |
Qarase
set to defy court ruling |
No. 536; 2 Mar 2001 |
Qarase
regime failed in its burden of proof of its legitimacy |
No. 535; 1 Mar 2001 |
REGIME'S
APPEAL DISMISSED; 1997 CONSTITUTION STILL LAW |
No. 534; 1 Mar 2001 |
Police
Commissioner meddles in Politics |
No. 533; 1 Mar 2001 |
Tourism
industry loses $250m |
No. 532; 1 Mar
2001 |
More
garment factories to close |
No. 531; 1 Mar
2001 |
Regime
concedes 58 families are refugees |
No. 530; 1 Mar
2001 |
Prominent
people on list of terrorist supporters |
No. 529; 1 Mar 2001 |
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