Fiji Sun - 2018-02-14

• Government ready to help
• RAPE CLAIM TWIST
• Isake ‘Ice Man’ Katonibau back in 7s camp
• SOME CHRISTIAN DENOMINATI­ONS
• More business grant success reports
• Tonga's Parliament flattened after country hit by worst cyclone in 60 years
• Deafening silence from women leaders in the Opposition camp. Why?
• Unionist claims
• Cinema stairs
• AUSTRALIA SWP EMPLOYER PRAISES FIJIAN GOVERNMENT ON FIJIAN WORKERS’ PERFORMANC­E
• Ministry Issues CBUL Payment
• It’s Business for Fijian Fashion Festival
• Jack’s Open Flagship Sports Shop
• US STOCK PLUNGE NO IMPACT IN FIJI
• Convention Encourages Cross Border Trade
• Academic: Insidious and Growing Cancer ‘Fake News’ Must Be Cut Out
• 48 officers charged shows we’ve nothing to hide: Qiliho
• HIGH TIDES AFFECTING GREIG STREET CARPARKS
• Chiefs support shelving of village bylaws
• Kumar on suspended sentence for interferin­g with woman’s right to vote
• Bhagiyam’s Sewing Business Still Going Strong, Thanks to Government
• Barber Khan prefers old way
• Nisha, husband use grant to continue goat farming
• Kumar Thankful For Govt Scheme In Saving His Shoe Shop Business
• Avinesh and Sheetal form a dynamic duo in Rakiraki
• South African President Zuma Given 48 Hours To Resign
• Pentagon asks for US$686 billion increase amid threats from Russia, China and N Korea
• Oxfam deputy quits over aid sex claims
• Xi’s Lunar New Year Inspection­s Show People-Centred Developmen­t
• India: Pak‘will pay’ after Kashmir army camp attack
• Ex-NZ PM Bill English To Quit Politics
• Water, Shelter And Food Main Needs In Tonga
• YOUR DAY AQUARIUS...
• Chelsea bounce back into top 4
• Suva Wait For Tekiata Release Before West Game
• World Rugby Mourns Sir Nicolas Shehadie Passing

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