Fiji Sun - 2019-08-15

• Business as Usual for PM on First Day of Forum Meeting in Tuvalu
• PM: Approach West Papua alleged human rights violations with caution, find resolution
• CHURCH HEAD: NO MISMANAGEM­ENT OF FUNDS
• MORE JOBS IN $224 MILLION PROJECT
• Ex-FNPF employee, seven others facing fraud charges granted bail
• NO INTENTION TO TAKE REVENGE: COMPLAINAN­T
• ON DOUBLE STANDARD IN INDUSTRY
• KOLITAGANE, WEISS AND DASS NEW APPOINTMEN­TS
• Naiyaga Appointed Port Denarau Marina Independen­t Director
• $42m Worth of Real Estate Sector Complaints in 2017
• Goodwill Visit of Indian Naval Ship Sahyadri to Fiji
• Wheelchair­s to Boost Assistance to Patients
• Contestant­s Plant Trees For Cleaner Environmen­t
• 21 States Sue Trump Administra­tion Over New Coal Rules
• China Makes Headway in Poverty Reduction
• Pakistan wants UN Security Council to Meet Over India Moves in Kashmir
• Pakistan is about to ban single-use plastic bags
• Dengue fever plagues Southeast Asia
• Sydney stabbing suspect faces murder charge after attack
• NSW Open to Ban on Sex Selection Abortions
• Plot to Assassinat­e Tuilaepa Uncovered
• PNG mines minister shot at in Port Moresby
• BOLLYWOOD Bromance For Boys, Cat Fights For Actresses: Priyanka On Double Standard In Industry
• SBW Ready For Kerevi Battle
• Naisarani: We’ll need to match them
• All Blacks call in Carter to help
• FIVE PEARLS IN NASINU
• Hill, road runs help Kadavu netters

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