Fiji Sun - 2017-04-19

• LOOK WHO’S BACK
• LIFESAVER FOR BABY YUVRAJ
• Minister Reddy thanks school managers, launches School Management handbook
• AGRICULTUR­E
• Four more clarify positions on SODELPA applicant list
• Participan­ts guarantee system empowers women in Coral Coast
• Pence warns North Korea of US resolve shown in Syria, Afghan Strike
• McGeechan: Picking the right No.13 is crucial
• Telecom Fiji releases its new Cloud IP-PABX
• Rio Heroes notes and coins to be unveiled tomorrow
• What Trump is getting right about North Korea: Commentary
• Handbook to help managers perform better
• HUMAN RIGHTS VS RESPONSIBI­LITY
• THERE ARE LESSONS TO LEARN FROM SINGAPORE
• MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK SET TO REFLECT EDUCATION TODAY
• Mother Disputes Suicide Cause of Daughter’s Death
• PAID WIDOW’S $37K TO SOMEONE ELSE
• Youth Nited organisers urge all to attend
• Drug Trial of Fijian in Malaysia Deferred
• CHINESE PAINTINGS EXHIBITION TO OPEN TODAY
• Zullah Returning to Invest Experience, Knowledge at Home
• Role with the Passion to Serve
• Northern Primary School to finally get teachers’ quarters after 42 years
• 9 new tablets donated to primary school
• Man Tells Judge: Planted Marijuana to Pay for my Children’s Education
• Learning On The Go: UNICEF’s Mobile Kindy Programme in Fiji
• Good Outcomes Emerging From USP-Australia HLC
• Bribery charges for ousted South Korea President
• SECURITY 60,000 Police personnel to secure Jakarta runoff election
• China Launches Reform of Chinese “Green Cards”
• PARINEETI CHOPRA
• Violet Brown, World’s Oldest Living Person
• Vice-Chancellor’s public lecture on Higher Education in the Pacific – Trends and Issues
• Here’s exactly what to do when you find out you have an STI
• Terry To Leave Chelsea… But Where Next?
• Late Eels rally saves the day
• Australia U20 ready for Oceania comp
• Team CBM for Martintar 7s
• Retiree out to revive Lautoka cricket
• Jasper Williams Out To Retain Girls Title
• Natabua High to repeat 2015 feat
• Niurua: No Easy teams

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