Mitieli Bulanauca

In the political upheaval that followed the Fiji coup of 2000, Bulanauca was appointed to the interim Cabinet formed by Laisenia Qarase as Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources.Bulanauca joined the newly formed Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewenivanua Party (SDL), but lost his seat to the Conservative Alliance candidate, Josateki Vula.[8] In June 2005 he was granted immunity for coup-related offences in exchange for giving evidence against transport Minister Simione Kaitani.Bulanauca stood as a candidate for the Social Democratic Liberal Party at the 2018 elections,[11] winning 3031 votes and a seat in parliament.[16] He contested the 2022 election under the PA banner,[17] but placed last on the party list with only 270 votes, and failed to gain a seat in Parliament.
Senate of FijiLaisenia QaraseFijian ParliamentJosateki VulaChristian Democratic AllianceSoqosoqo Duavata ni LewenivanuaSocial Democratic Liberal PartyPeople's AllianceFijianCabinet MinisterLelean Memorial SchoolNausoriUniversity of New England, AustraliaCommunal Constituencyparliamentary electionFiji coup of 2000Conservative AllianceSenatePrime MinisterJope Seniloli2000 Fijian coup d'étatGeorge Speight1997 constitutionSimione Kaitanigeneral electionHouse of Representatives2006 Fijian coup d'état2018 electionsFiji Independent Commission Against CorruptionCOVID-19 misinformation2022 electionTupeni BabaTeimumu KepaSitiveni RabukaViliame GavokaMosese BulitavuAnare JaleAtonio LalabalavuNaiqama LalabalavuMikaele LeawereSuliano MatanitobuaNiko NawaikulaLitia QionibaraviSalote RadrodroJese SaukuruFilipe TuisawauTanya WaqanikaIfereimi VasuAseri Radrodro1997 Constitution of FijiReconciliation and Unity CommissionQoliqoli Bill