Fiji Sun - 2017-08-06

• QVS ‘Never Gave Up’
• Fiji Business Forum
• PM Bainimaram­a Praises Sanatan’s Education Contributi­on To The Country
• Rawiriwiri has no right to talk about land in Kalabu, says concerned landowner
• Some of the coolest robots in the world right now
• Burnt cane reduces profit
• Why Police and government concern shouldn’t be dismissed as hyperbole
• Rugby’s a winner in these days of excitement
• The Monasavu Dam
• Family Values Help Teen Queen Win Crown
• Princess surprised with win
• More festival coverage
• Adi Cakobau School, Sangam SKM College Students Top Competitio­n
• Australian and American celebs here
• Bridge to Re-open at Month End
• Taveuni queen’s last minute request bags her float prize
• Queens Engage With Suva Market Community
• Fire Destroys Retiree’s House, Family Now Homeless
• Fiji Wins Bid To Host Internatio­nal Meeting
• Regional groups discuss women’s rights
• Heatwave sparks health warnings as temperatur­es soar
• US Notifies United Nations Of Paris Climate Deal Pullout
• Five Killed As Election Tensions Linger
• First Hindu in Pakistan Govt In Over Two Decades
• North Korea says leaving its door open to US visitors
• Aust Terror Suspect Planned To Plant Plane Bomb On Brother
• Management blamed for Dunedin Hospital patient delays
• Former Senior Legislator Sentenced To Life Imprisonme­nt For Graft
• Seven rookies in Wallabies squad
• Fijians in Queensland NRC teams
• Sonny Bill cleared to play
• Youth League Targets 2026 World Cup
• Bolt angry ‘very bad’ start
• Ruthless RKS Stun Cuvu
• Vodafone Cup stays in Sabeto

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