Fiji Sun - 2021-04-11

• NAITASIRI NEXT FOR NADI
• Health Ministry develops new guidance to manage risk of AstraZenec­a
• ANCIENT ROCK CARVINGS
• Police Stop the Lami Dust Rally
• URGES PEOPLE NOT TO LET GUARD DOWN
• Banned SODELPA management board members to front board next month
• Two Groups Bring Joyful Smiles to Residents of Home of Compassion
• Akbar Concerned Some Scholarshi­ps for Agricultur­e Not Utilised
• Police officer now lawyer
• Believe in Second Chances, Work Hard, Says New Lawyer
• Bringing building Standards in urban And rural areas to Harmonise as we build back stronger
• THAT HUNDRED YEAR JOURNEY: A MOTHER’S STORY
• Murals by Aruka Fiji in AIm to fiGHt Violence and Abuse
• Chinese students at USP get racism apology
• Koya:Great Show of True Fijian Spirit
• Model audition draws hundreds
• Fareed On Grace Road
• Top Accounting Students Recognised
• Boeing: Indian aviation to bounce back in 2023
• China Southern Airlines celebrates 10 years of New Zealand service
• UK’s Lockdown Means Prince Philip’s Passing Will Cause a Minimum of Fuss, Just How the Duke Wanted
• World leaders pay tribute to Prince Philip
• The Belt & Road Initiative is Not a Plan for World Domination Through Global Trading Networks
• Selling cakes helps Vukivuki earn cash during hard times
• Ayesha’s hard work pays off, but she’s continuing to aim high
• Chief encourages vanua to avoid pyramid
• Japan COVID-19 Patient Receives World’s First Living Donor Lung Transplant
• Thank you, stay tuned, says Samoa’s Electoral Commission­er
• Minister urges caution as PASIfiKA FESTIVAL RETURNS
• INDEPENDEN­TS ‘HOLD POWER’ IN FORMING NEXT SAMOA GOVT
• Namosi scoop in Tailevu
• Moce Retain Associatio­n Cup

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