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Fijian PM awaits word from justice minister before acting on explicit video controversy
Culture2 min readRNZ

Fijian PM awaits word from justice minister before acting on explicit video controversy

Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed he will take no immediate disciplinary action regarding the explicit video uploaded to Justice Minister Siromi Turaga's Facebook profile.

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Sitiveni Rabuka has confirmed he will take no immediate disciplinary action regarding the explicit video uploaded to Justice Minister Siromi Turaga's Facebook profile.

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