| Fiji Development Bank CEO Deve Toganivalu yet to admit or deny loan scam claims And HeliPro Fiji & Emergency Helicopter Services Ltd owned by same individuals - so how can the two companies have gone into partnership for Government contracts?  |
| HeliPro Fiji Directors Daniel Lobendahn Peter Howard Michael Charles Barbieri Geoffrey Lewis Hedge Peter Anthony Schollary Secretary: Graham Edward Hedge Registered: 10 August 2012 "I, Daniel Lobendahn, of 10 Fletcher Rd, Suva, do solemnly and sincerely declare that I am the person named in the Articles of Association as a director of HeliPro Fiji Ltd and that all the requirements of the Companies Act, in respect of matters precedent to the registration of the said company and incidental thereto have been complied with". | Emergency Helicopter Services Directors Daniel Lobendahn Peter Howard Michael Charles Barbieri Carl Harvie Probert Joeli Taoi Phillip Michael Chew Secretary: Graham Edward Hedge Registered: 29 November 2012 "I, Daniel Lobendahn of 10 Fletcher Rd, Suva, do solemnly and sincerely declare that I am the person named in the Articles of Association as a director of EMERGENCY HELICOPTER SERVICES LTD and that all the requirements of the Companies Act, in respect of matters precedent to the registration of the said company and incidental thereto have been complied with". |
"We, the several persons whose names and addresses are subscribed, are desirous of being formed into a Company [Emergency Helicopter Services Ltd] in pursuance of this Memorandum of Association: Daniel Leslie Lobendahn, Tiresa Lobendahn, Peter Charles William Howard, Mark Komaitai Fitzalan Howard (Swimming Coach), Rebekah Margret Esiteri Mue Soko, Julian Solia Pareti, and Ratu Aca Simolo Kamavakarua Vulaidausiga, trainee engineer", 19 November 2012
| Fijileaks Editor: HeliPro Fiji choppers country manager Graeme Hedge refuses to update us on status of his 2010 charge of obtaining money by false pretenses $20,000 bail for Australian businessman Fiji Sun, June 22, 2010 Written By : LUSIA BRENNANl. An Australian businessman has been charged with obtaining money by false pretense and appeared at the High Court in Suva yesterday. Graeme Hedge was finally released on a cash bail of $20,000 by Justice Sithambarampillai Thurairaja after the court found that there had been no strong objection to bail by the prosecution. Hedge was charged at the Magistrates Court and refused bail. He is alleged to have falsely duped an Indian company, Dharampal Satyapal Limited, and defrauded them of F$400,000 by falsely pretending that he could supply sandalwood to India. Hedge allegedly committed the fraud through false advertisements on the internet. While applying for bail, Hedge told the High Court he was not a flight risk, had no previous convictions, had considerable assets in Fiji and was willing to provide a suitable surety for the court. Hedge also said he had millions of dollars invested in Fiji and his wife and two children were all living in Fiji. |
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