Dateline's Bronwyn Adcock reports from Fiji, where she discovers that all is not as it seems in this tropical island nation.

While tourists have returned and resorts are filling up, the locals are still dealing with the ramifications of last year's coup, the fourth in 20 years. This time, the military took over and promised to rid Fiji of racism and corruption but as Bronwyn Adcock reports, soldiers now stand accused of cracking down on free speech, intimidation, beatings, torture and murder.

A new Fiji - but at what cost?

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