Fiji Sun - 2020-05-01

• FIRE KILLS 4 FRIENDS
• Lynda strengthen­s her campaign for party leadership battle
• Fuel prices go down
• LYNDA STRENGTHEN­ING HER CAMPAIGN FOR PARTY LEADERSHIP BATTLE
• NAWAIKULA’S ILL-THOUGHT-OUT STATEMENTS SHOULD BE AN EYE OPENER TO VOTERS
• Police Raid at Port Mua-i-Walu 1
• Driver offers free transport for those offering kind deeds
• Landlords Can Evict Tenants if Proper Notice is Issued by High Court: Abraham
• Lawyers Help Families in Need, Mother Grateful to Assistance
• Food Storage
• NZ ANNOUNCES MORE CYCLONE HAROLD SUPPORT FOR HERE
• Warning: Beware of consuming poisonous fish, Ministry says
• RESIDENTS RECEIVE NEW FOOD DONATION
• Boeing Will Cut 16,000 Jobs After A Massive Loss
• Fiji, Australia and New Zealand Discuss Economic Recovery Strategies
• TREAT FARMING AS BUSINESS, REDDY SAYS GIVING EQUIPMENT.
• Marriott Internatio­nal Fiji Donate 200 Food Packs to Narewa Village
• Kata keeps his family busy in their backyard nursery
• Residents Concerned About Man’s Alleged Use of Firearm
• Movie World Pays Tribute to Bollywood Star’s ‘Pure Magic’
• Queen Promotes Captain Tom Moore in Heartwarmi­ng Honour as the £29m Fundraisin­g Hero Turns 100
• Boris Johnson back at work at No 10 after fiancée gives birth
• Covid, Corona and Lockdown: The Newborns Named After COVID-19
• Wuhan lab director rejects COVID-19 conspiracy theory: Reuters report
• Union offers food vouchers to jobless reps
• FRU looks at Leo’s Olympic threat while Friday warns of its impact

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