Fiji Sun - 2019-10-03

• 15 hurt in bus collision...
• Council Calls for Churches to be Vetted
• PM An Inspiratio­n: Fijian Medical Students
• Tikoduadua Outlines Plans for City
• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGEN­CE
• CELEBRATIO­N
• LEARNING FROM FIJI’S ANCIENT HILL FORTS
• Leave to appeal for man on multiple sexual assault conviction­s refused
• Fake news cowards
• Strengthen­ing trade relations between Fiji and New Zealand
• FSC’s accumulate­d losses
• DON’T DESPAIR IF YOU ARE FEELING THE IMPACT OF AN ECONOMIC SLOWDOWN
• Dealing with the slowdown
• NZ Govt Committted to Fiji: Parker
• FCCC Appointed as Independen­t Regulator for Electricit­y Sector
• ‘ICT Literacy – Key to Digital Connectivi­ty’
• 4 Juveniles Face Rape Charges
• 11 Years of Growth, Now Full-Service Providers for Fijians
• Legal Aid Commission roadshow to start in Ba
• Oil Tanker Forced To Comply with Law Before Departure
• Organisati­ons rally at United Nations office for West Papua
• New Rights For Passengers Onboard Private Vessels
• New China turns 70, Witnessing a Golden Age
• ‘No force can ever undermine China’s status’
• India Shelves Plan on Countrywid­e Ban on Single-Use Plastic Products
• Government Considers Scrapping Old Cars to Modernise Vehicle Fleet
• ‘BREAKING POINT’ Pacific Angst at Latest Climate Report
• Sterling Shines As Man City Top Group C
• Real Madrid comes from 2-0 down to draw against Bruges
• OFC MEN’S OLYMPIC QUALIFIERS
• Four-time Olympic champion ‘not guilty by associatio­n’
• Raiders set to cash in on grand final run

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