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The government and the opposition may work in bipartisanship to deal with important economic and investment strategies for the benefit of the country. The Fijian Drua are eager to bounce back from three narrow defeats as they prepare to take on the Chiefs in front of their home crowd in Lautoka. The battle in the midfi
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