Fiji Sun - 2019-11-02

• Back in training...
• 36 Years Wait Over, Waibalavu Connected to National Electricit­y Grid
• FIJI AND GIZ COMMIT TO ENHANCED PARTNERSHI­P
• Incorrect Data Taints World Bank Report
• Laqere Market completed, more projects planned for Nasinu
• 13 Municipal Councils Owed $33m in Rates: Kumar
• Fijians raise alarm after being duped by travel agent
• Year One enrolment 2020
• Educating Youths About Significan­ce of the Poppy
• Govt Station to Benefit More Than 23,000 People
• Top NZ tech firms’ revenue jumps to $12 billion
• Regional Regulatory Sandbox to Commence with Fiji Visit
• Eco-Friendly Project Starts at Black Rock
• Hard Rock Cafe Fiji Celebrates Halloween
• MOVIE RATINGS
• QUICK TIPS
• Navy, Maritime Authority Put in Place Search and Rescue System
• ‘Nasinu Largest Municipali­ty, but Poorest’
• Landlords cannot discrimina­te: FCCC
• Fundraisin­g event to assist the Fiji Cancer Society
• Farewell Service For 4-Month-Old Suliana Talemaitog­a Kunawave
• Fiji Archbishop Peter Loy Chong calls for ‘a synod on the ocean’
• Commission Prepares for UN Human Rights Review
• 1440 Drug Cases in School for 2018, on the Rise: Police
• Not Many Vice-Chancellor­s Are LEADERS
• ‘NZ Must Share Blame for Pacific Measles Outbreak’
• Malaysia to Make Claim Over 1MDB Assets: PM Mahathir
• Sydney Shrouded in Bushfire Smoke as Melbourne Swelters
• Hotel Hiring ‘Fur Butler’ Paying You to Hang Out With a Bernese Mountain Dog
• Kolbe Back To Start For Boks
• Samoan link could help Wolfpack lure SBW
• this weekend
• Demonstrat­ions over Hasan ban
• Tuwai: 7s Nomination A Great Honour

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