Fiji Sun - 2017-06-30

• PEOPLE BUDGET
• Indians protest against ‘beeflynchi­ng’
• An Excellent Budget: Bainimaram­a
• New sweet sugar deal announced
• What comes down and what goes up
• New Waterways Ministry Gets $24.4million
• SUCCESSFUL RECIPIENTS CAN CONTINUE UNDER VARIOUS SCHEMES
• ‘Inclusive, equitable and quality education’ at the heart of high-level UN event
• Support anti-plastic Campaign to keep Our environmen­t Clean and tidy
• Praise for SCC workers
• Calf Drags Woman to Her Death
• Tribunal to make decision on Tui Nawaka title
• Case adjourned for ex-CID director Rawalai
• 6.35 per cent interest for FNPF Members
• Embryo transfer to be introduced here
• FEA to install circuit breaker at the Wailoa substation, customers may experience outage
• Labasa Hospital Receives A $100,000 Boost
• Cati: Living with for HIV not easy
• Constant distractio­n affects thought and existence, says VC
• Students Perform Role Play To Warn About Drugs
• Students advocate against drugs
• Mud Dipping For World Mud Day
• Authoritie­s Probe Global Cyber Attack As Businesses Dig Out
• ‘Syria heeded US chemical attack warning’
• Hong Kong Needs Continued Success of One Country, Two Systems
• North Korea calls for execution of former South Korean President
• ‘Wake-up call’: US admiral warns of ISIS danger in Pacific
• Having smartphone within reach reduces brain power: Study
• Woman Believed To Be The World’s Oldest Living Person After Celebratin­g Her 131st Birthday
• SIDHARTH MALHOTRA:
• Naholo, Laumape To Face Lions Again
• WORLD CHAMPION: PACQUIAO BLASTED
• Nic Hopes AFL Spreads Wings To Fiji
• Bowling 4 Unbeaten
• Labasa to Host Secondary Schools Netball
• Brave Nabou powers on
• ‘Mushroom’ Still Running Strong At 66

Fiji Sun - 2017-06-29

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