Business wants Australia to soften anti-Fiji stance

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Updated November 5, 2009 09:51:34

The Australia-Fiji Business Council have called on the Australian government to show what it describes as maturity, and soften its hard line stance against the coup-installed military government in Fiji. The Council's President, Brian Anderson, says the increasingly difficult relations between the two countries are making it harder to do business, and this is costing ordinary Fiji citizens jobs.

Presenter: Bruce Hill
Speaker: Brian Anderson, Australia-Fiji Business Council President

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