Fiji Sun - 2022-06-24

• Ro Teimumu Back in Election Race
• Matanisiga longs to be voice of youth in Parliament
• MINISTRY OF HOUSING CONTINUES REFUNDS OF PCN DEPOSITS
• Request to Drop Requiremen­ts for Entry into Vocational Studies
• FNU staff request pay rise
• Not supporting students with proper meals means we’re neglecting our responsibi­lity
• Pacific’s fastest man
• FIJI LOOKS FORWARD TO STRENGTHEN­ING BILATERAL RELATIONS WITH AUSTRIA AND THE EU
• Lawyer Challenges Client’s Murder Charge
• NZ health experts facilitate training for 25 senior medical staff
• Survey Targets Drop in Number of Cane Farmers, Production
• Land Demarcatio­n to be Completed Soon
• 27 homes to get permenant water sources thanks to Govt
• 6000 benefit from water projects
• $1000 up for grab at dance battle on July 23
• Why Am I Having Nightmares? Here Are A Few Sneaky Causes
• The best time to eat dessert, according to experts
• 10 common behaviors that are making you more forgetful
• GRACE KELLY’S GRANDDAUGH­TER, PAULINE DUCRUET TO FEATURE IN NEW DOCUMENTAR­Y
• Old Buddhist city in Afghanista­n faces threat by Chinese copper mines
• Chinese city stripped of ‘civilised’ honour
• China to Continue Measures for Flood Control, Disaster Relief
• Parties Must Cooperate, says Macron
• PNG fee-free education flawed: researcher­s
• President Xi Urges BRICS solidarity, Openness for Peace and Developmen­t
• Intelligen­ce Boss to Review Climate Security Threats
• Matanatabu gets nod for Commonweal­th Games
• Valemei Starts at Centre, Captain Moved to No.6
• Vodafone Steps in to Back Flying Fijians
• Ravalawa Ready

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