Fiji Sun - 2021-01-19

• Nadi horse owners assist in Police operation
• VINAKA AUSSIES
• Hitting the nail on the head in addressing attitude on COVID-19
• PM’s Special Message to All Students Heading to School
• KIWIS HAVE TO WAIT THEIR TURN: MINISTER HIPKINS
• NAPUTO URGES: MAINTAIN PROFESSION­ALISM
• Kumar: Hibiscus Festival fate to be decided
• SPONSOR BOOST? ALWAYS COVID-MINDED FOOD RATION CLAIMS
• Abuse of Funds Lead to Talks of Municipal Festival Regulation
• 85% students expected in school today
• 93,000 Fijians To Get Cash Assistance
• Able Seaman Vuniwaqa eager to see son, 7
• Your views
• Proceeds of crime Should also be Target of Police Investigat­ions
• DPP HIGHLIGHTS WAYS POLICE CAN LIFT STANDARDS
• Port Denarau Marina Holds Second AGM
• Duavata Collective: Bridging Tourism with Tradition
• Reskilling, labour migration vital to Pacific economic recovery
• $2m Service Station For Waimicia
• China Southern Notches Over 60% Load Factor In 2020
• Matt Stoeckel is CEO of Visit Sunshine Coast
• ONE-WAY COOK ISLANDS BUBBLE TO BEGIN THIS WEEK
• BSP Curbs Nursing Station’s Power Outage Issues
• Ali’s journey from primary education to tertiary teaching
• Landowners refute decision to stop pine harvesting
• UK to End Lockdown in March: Reports
• Indian Officials Likely to Meet on Future Course of COVID-19 Vaccinatio­n Efforts
• Siraj strikes twice to put visitors on
• NZ to tour India, decision on domestic season soon
• Goa come from behind to draw battle of fortunes against ATKMB
• Know Your Role
• Pala Is IYFA 2020 Top Footballer Of The Year
• KEY AREAS VITAL: COTTER
• ‘MAN UNITED MISSES OUT THREE POINTS AGAINST LIVERPOOL
• A YOUNG DOMINION BROTHERS SIDE READY FOR 7S TOURNEY

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