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Cocaine scandal sparks outrage inside Government caucus (opens the original)
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Overseas media, including Reuters, CNN and the ABC, have reported that the cocaine was swapped with flour. Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade Sakiasi Ditoka says there is "a lot of outrage and concern" in Government caucus over more than $50 million worth of cocaine missing from the Suva High Court exhibit room, a scandal now making international headlines. Overseas media, including Reuters, CNN and the ABC, have reported that the cocaine was swapped with flour. Mr Ditoka said yeste
PM: If Constitution Amendment Bill fails, we stop | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Rabuka said there was no backup plan, but he was confident he had the numbers. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Fiji will go straight to an election if Parliament fails to pass the Constitution Amendment Bill 2026 by a two-thirds vote at tomorrow’s second reading. “If it fails, we stop. That’s it. We go to election,” Mr Rabuka told this masthead during a press conference in Parliament yesterday after the Bill’s first reading. He said there was no backup plan, but he was confident he had the n
Missing cocaine exhibits: Turaga says 'We must trust the… (opens the original)
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Acting Attorney-General says a review of all drug exhibits is now a priority following the disappearance of cocaine from the Suva High Court Registry. Acting Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga in Parliament on September 29, 2026. Acting Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Siromi Turaga has urged Fijians to continue trusting the justice system. His comments follow reports that more than $50 million worth of cocaine linked to two separate drug cases is missing from the S
PM blames ‘rogue elements’ for alleged $50m cocaine theft… (opens the original)
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Mr Rabuka says individuals responsible will be held accountable and face the consequences of their actions. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka outside Parliament on September 28, 2026. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has blamed "rogue elements" for the alleged theft and tampering of more than $50 million worth of cocaine linked to two separate drug cases from the Suva High Court Registry exhibit room. Mr Rabuka said the incident should not undermine public confidence in the courts. "The judiciary is
Opposition questions three-quarter vote requirement for… (opens the original)
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Standing Order 93 requires three-quarters of MPs, while the Supreme Court’s opinion says two-thirds is sufficient. Leader of the Opposition Inia Seruiratu outside Parliament on September 29, 2026. A four-vote difference could become a key issue in Fiji’s Constitution amendment process. Standing Order 93 requires “no less than three-quarters” of all members at the second and third readings of a constitutional amendment Bill. Opposition leader Inia Seruiratu has written to the Speaker over Standin
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