Fiji Sun - 2022-11-09

• Prasad ‘Pleased’ With Pryde’s Decision
• Former Head Teachers Stands as Independen­t Candidate
• SODELPA will amend constituti­on after General Election
• Diabetic Patients Want More Vigorous Awareness Created in Health Policies
• Police urged to work closely with Environmen­t Department
• FLP and Unity Fiji File Appeal
• Security leaders urged to guarantee safety of Pacific family
• Partnershi­p Develops Master Plan For Progress Of Major Cities, Towns
• $3.2million Water Project Will Cater for 10 Villages On Moturiki
• Relief For Cane Lorry Drivers After FRA Mends Broken Bridge
• Significan­t breakthrou­gh in a long battle to compensate victims of climate change
• Being upfront!
• SOLOMONS PM PRAISES EFFORTS OF FIJIAN SOLDIERS IN RESTORING HEALTH CENTRE
• 15.6% Growth this Year: Governor
• Pasca’s VegFest, Promotes Healthy Eating Behaviour
• ANZ Warns: Scam Circulatin­g Social Medias
• Students Use Smart Phones to Help in Environmen­t Advocacy Work
• NZ missing out as global shipping costs ease
• With official mourning period over, Yoon vows to hold culprits to account
• Putin-linked businessma­n admits to US election meddling
• Medibank customers urged to be vigilant amid ‘distressin­g’ data threat
• Niue boxer using Games medal to push for more success
• Joshua ‘lost faith’ in boxing over failed negotiatio­n
• Sports digest
• Farrell wants more win
• We’re Underdogs, Says Coach
• Rabele confident Bati’s best is yet to come

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