Suspended

The Waratahs crushed an ill-disciplined Fijian Drua 38-14 on the Gold Coast at the weekend.

The Drua spent half an hour playing a man short after Nagusa was sent off for a late and high tackle on Tane Edmed.

Halfback Frank Lomani was then sin-binned for ten minutes for an illegal tackle.

The scores were 7-7 at that point, but the Waratahs punished the Drua immediately after both dismissals, piling on 24 points in the duo's absence.

Keil’s suspension was confirmed by acting Prime Minister Tuitama Leao Dr. Talalelei Tuitama in a press release.

Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi is overseas on government matters and he is accompanied by the Attorney General.

Keil was detained by police this morning as he reported for work.

Last Friday he was cleared of charges related to the unlawful detention of a man on the grounds of insufficient evidence.

This morning fresh charges were filed against Keil.

There was confusion as Keil was led away and detained in a police cell.

The suspension with pay is for an initial period of three months, whilst charges filed against Fuiavailiili undergo standard judicial process, and is effective immediately. 

A Cabinet statement said the suspension is in line with standard procedures to ensure fair and independent review and resolution of his case.

The duties and responsibilities of the Commissioner of Police will be rotated every month amongst Assistant Commissioners - Afamasaga Michael Soonalole, Fauono Talalelei Tapu and Samoa Mulinuu Mulinuu, beginning with Afamasaga.

FBC News said the suspension was for 30 days with immediate effect.

The NFP provided its 2013-2014 Annual Audited Accounts to the Registrar, which was published in the Fiji Sun on November 13th.

FBC News said the accounts were not audited by an accountant certified by the Fiji Institute of Accountants.