Fiji Sun - 2022-05-18

• Ali’s Foray into Politics Throws Relationsh­ip between NGOs and Government into Question
• Stop whitewashi­ng history: PM to Ali
• THOUGHT FOR TODAY FS#216/22
• Community wants more Police presence after a series of break-ins
• Constructi­on soon at Roundabout at Vuya Road and Queen Elizabeth Drive Intersecti­on
• Students of Ba Interior School Benefit from Launch of Walesi: A-G
• Those contesting the election must speak the truth: Sayed-Khaiyum
• A-G attends Mulomulo Muslim Primary School prefects induction
• President Inducts Excited Bua Central College Head Students
• Family support crucial for women PURSUING CAREER IN MALE DOMINATED fiELDS
• LGBTQI Organisati­ons Call For Inclusivit­y In Manifestos
• Ministry to develop disaster risk policy
• Kabakoro a Beacon for Future Female Engineers
• ABC apologises over video of twerking dancers at Australian navy ship launch
• School fund drives
• Health and wellness programme in the workplace
• Acid test for Drua
• New COVID-19 cases
• Write to your SUN
• STUDENTS OF NADI HIGHLAND SCHOOLS GO HIGH TECH AS A-G LAUNCHES WALESI PLATFORM
• Treat Farming a Business, Reddy Tells
• THE SUGARCANE GROWERS FUND LAUNCHED THEIR DIGITAL SERVICES USSD (UNSTRUCTUR­ED SUPPLEMENT­ARY SERVICE DATA) REGISTRATI­ON CODE YESTERDAY.
• Colour Perfect Paints opens second outlet
• ‘NEVER DROP OUR GUARD’
• ‘Children below 18 should be at school, not at work’
• One-Time Richest Singapore Tycoon Lost 80% of His Fortune
• Children under 18yrs cannot work in:
• China sees rising express delivery volume in Jan-April
• IOS 15.5 brings new Apple Cash update that lets you send & request money directly in Wallet
• NZ Economy ‘red-lining’ as inflation begins to bite - report
• Acceptable ‘light work’ in Fiji include:
• Mamanucas and Yasawas, top of list for Proud Ra Man
• Training to help expand maritime safety knowledge
• Upgrade works on container yard to improve container handling
• New Zealand exporters hit hard by global shipping problem
• Australia-Solomon Island Infrastruc­ture Partnershi­p Supports Noro Port Upgrade
• Putin: Russia would respond to expansion of NATO military infrastruc­ture into Finland, Sweden
• US fatal shooting, a day after Buffalo gun murders
• CHINA REJECTS U.S. BILL TO HELP TAIWAN REGAIN WHO OBSERVER STATUS
• Biden Sends Greetings to Buddhists Across the World on Day of Vesak
• Now It’s Not Easy to Beat Albanese?
• Is Johnny Depp dating his attorney?
• Kourtney, Travis are “legally married” in Santa Barbara
• Chris Pratt Remembers Irrfan Khan, All Praises for His ‘Rare’ Quality
• Rugby Australia set to reignite code war
• Uluinasau Among Top Sevens Women Players
• Junior Players Priviledge­d To Be Drua Honour Guards
• Crusaders Hooker Taylor Ruled Out Of The Drua Match
• SUPER RUGBY FIXTURES THIS WEEK
• Drua Aspire Local Players Says Byrne
• Hardwork, Respect Key: Naikore
• Shooter Maria Rusivakula Back In Extended Squad
• Non-payment of levies worries Ballu
• Nadroga fielding young teams: Kumar
• Weather update
• TELA AT 7TH SPOT
• Decisions vital, says ex-Crusaders Delasau
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