Fiji Sun - 2018-04-18

• PRINCE, PM TALK CLIMATE ISSUES
• New comers ready for Coke Games
• Damage Report Highly Regretted: US Embassy
• Opposition Gets A Land Bank Lesson
• Sai Prema Foundation ‘has worked miracles’
• Order Paper
• Medical facilities have enough ambulance services: Akbar
• 4 Men-C Deaths This Year: Akbar
• Govt Side in Dominant Form, Shows Depth
• Kubuabola, Qiliho Share, Exchange Defence Talks
• Vendors Reach Out to Victims of Tropical Cyclone Keni in Kadavu
• PRAISE FOR CIVIL SERVANTS
• Long May Trend of Helping our Nation's Needy Continue
• Appeal goes to Supreme Court
• Woman Testifies About Threats and Rape Fear
• MEN-C HERE: HERE’S THE FACTS
• CIRA Granted Licence to Operate Credit Data Agency
• NEW BANKING SERVICE SAVES TIME SIGNIFICAN­TLY
• Prosecco Fashion and Lifestyle Crossover
• Facebook, Google And Twitter’s Other Election Problem Is Their Largest Market: India
• Ex-Bus driver acquitted of causing death charge
• Lawyer: Act Section ‘Invalid’
• Acting Prime Minister clarifies consultati­on exercise
• Infant Marks 1st Birthday With Minister
• Three-time Olympian archer Limba Ram battling neuro disease
• Plastic-Eating Enzyme Holds Promise In Fighting Pollution: Scientists
• Varun Dhawan’s October Gains Speed At Box Office.
• Ardern Hails Trade ‘Vision’, France’s Macron to Visit NZ
• Police Deployed to Vanuatu’s Ambae Ahead of Mass Evacuation
• Tonga’s transgende­r community fights for visibility from the conservati­ve kingdom
• Japan’s Shinzo Abe tipped to resign in June as cronyism scandals take toll
• Sina Weibo backtracks from gay content ban after outrage
• India Child Gang Rape Trial Begins In Fast-Track Court
• FIFA Freezes Funding To OFC
• St Joseph’s Takes On Challenge
• Police Probe Temple Break-Ins
• First For Our Women

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