Fiji Sun - 2019-08-01

• LOCKS HOLD KEY
• Planned power shutdown for Nakasi, Davuilevu area
• NO MORE WALKING FOR VATULOVONA VILLAGERS
• COMPLETE, WATER SUPPLY RESTORED
• Police Assure Baulevu Residents of Probe into Spate of Home Burglaries
• IT’S BUSINESS AS USUAL IN FIJI
• THE GALLERY OF SOCIAL MEDIA
• Building Environmen­tal Excellence and Economic Sustainabi­lity Through Permitting
• Excellent pick by the A- G
• PM praises youths for new hall
• Air India, Fiji Airways Ink Codeshare Pact
• Six Fijian Companies Exhibited at the Successful Auckland Food Show
• Elite Inspiratio­nal Speakers for 2019 CPA Fiji Congress
• I Failed! Indian Coffee Tycoon VG Siddhartha Found Dead
• NEW TAX SYSTEM ROLL-OUT DEFERRED
• Human rights principles promote developmen­t, peace, dignity
• Isabella Empowered From Training
• Court awaiting medical report in order to proceed with bail hearings
• Pastor facing sexual-related charges refused second bail
• An Epic Experience One Will Never Regret: Vuniwaqa on UN Peacekeepi­ng
• Standard of Facilities Now Disaster Resilient, Akbar Assures School
• Emuri Crossing transforms lives
• Council Pushes Case for Thanksgivi­ng Feast
• Inadequate contributi­ons ‘affect staff salary’
• ‘Children Born With Lower IQ Due to Climate Change’
• Growing Meth Use in Tonga Pulls in Youth
• India Criminalis­es Muslim ‘Instant Divorce’
• Climate change could be making us fatter, dumber, more depressed: Report
• NZ Labour Hits Back at Bridges Over Tokelau Criticism
• China Moves up in Global Innovation Ranking: Report
• Thirtieth Anniversar­y of the Game Boy
• Reece Makes Cut, Hansen Axes Five
• Lunch-time Starts For NRC
• Suva gear up for Ba
• We need to work hard: Jones
• USA Ba Masters Ready
• Marist All Set

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