Fiji's opposition parties call for an immediate inquiry into a South Korean religious sect accused of abuse and ritual beatings after a report alleges it received millions in Fijian government-backed loans.
Critics have questioned the decision to award the church government contracts and loans given its controversial history.
Belford said the investigation did not reveal evidence of corruption on the part of the Fiji government. He echoed calls for an inquiry, saying his party would launch a full investigation into Grace Road's operations if elected.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Burgess rejects Dolphins to sign homecoming deal with South SydneyBurgess was on the verge of a defection to reunite with mentor Wayne Bennett at the Dolphins, however a series of meetings convinced him to rejoin Souths.
Read more »
South Australia Police 'cautiously optimistic' about Somerton man identity claimPolice in South Australia say they are "cautiously optimistic" after an Australian researcher claimed to have discovered the identity of Somerton man.
Read more »
England beat South Africa by 41 runs: first T20 international – as it happenedMoeen Ali smashed an 18-ball fifty, England’s fastest in T20 cricket, in a spectacular runfest that included 29 sixes
Read more »
‘I’ve been here for 10 years’: South Australian man’s plea as family faces deportation
Read more »
Sydney Harbour Tunnel tolls to stay, deeper tunnel possible for new crossingThe NSW government has finally conceded that tolls will remain on the tunnel, despite the existing charging regime expiring next month after 30 years.
Read more »
Queensland's quarantine facility hits taxpayer's pocketsThe Palaszczuk Government is handing back the keys of the state's multimillion-dollar quarantine facility after the project cost Queensland taxpayers more than $220 million.
Read more »