Fiji Sun - 2021-02-25

• Head boy, 12, wants to be an astrophysi­cist
• BIG WIN FOR TAVEUNI COUPLE
• FIJIAN MADE BRANDING
• WHO’S WHO IN RABUKA’S PROPOSED PARTY?
• ...the old NAIQAQI SUGAR MILL in Suva
• About the Now and Then Fiji
• Analysis Rebel SODELPA Members Flirting with Danger Under Political Parties Act
• LOKIMI AND LORAINI SHARE SAME GOAL
• FIRST WORD
• Commission investigat­es Ahluwalia’s case
• Law to regulate child care services for Fiji soon
• 2021 rape statistics, findings shock women’s movement
• 12-Year-Old Head Boy Wants to Become An Astrophysi­cist
• Harassment, intimidati­on of journalist­s unacceptab­le and should be condemned
• Dialysis treatment
• GOD’S CALLING, SAYS NEW CHURCH PRESIDENT
• Port Denarau a finalist in Superyacht Business Awards
• China’s Resilience Buoys Up Global Aviation, Airbus
• RFMF achieves UN gender policy target
• 50,000 Vaccines by April
• Janhvi Kapoor Treats Fans to Stunning Pictures in Neon Green Ensemble
• India Calls on Countries to Fulfil Pre2020 Climate Change Commitment­s
• PM Urges Nation to Pray for Sick Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare
• Nauru challenged to walk the talk on transparen­cy
• Gujarat Poll Results Show Unwavering Faith of People in Politics of Developmen­t: Modi
• Bower’s time to stamp mark
• Vunivalu must start on bench, says Reds captain O’Connor
• Chinese heavyweigh­t eyes top British boxers
• Giroud overhead kick gives Chelsea win
• Muaniweni sprinter hopeful of Coke Games spot
• Rabele unveils developmen­t plans

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