Fiji Sun - 2022-08-04

• Drugs burnt in incinerato­r not furnace, says crematoriu­m director
• Dr Lal Fires Shots at USP VC Pal Ahluwalia
• Singh ’s stay of proceeding applicatio­n heard
• Community, workplace leaders urged to reintroduc­e COVID-19 safe measures
• Access to a Clean, Healthy, Sustainabl­e Environmen­t a Universal Human Right
• Criticism Against sending Fijians to Aust, NZ for seasonal Work ridiculous and stupid
• Sabeto-Lomolomo Farmers’ Cooperativ­e Awarded
• Kumar: Council Has Backing of Government
• Committee plans constructi­on of District House
• Sadhu Kuppuswamy’s Vision to Unite Sangam
• Fishers Licence Now Valid For 3 Years Instead Of One
• Vendors laud extension of stall fees exemption
• Drug pyndicates Targeting Pacific: UN Rep
• Year One Students Develop Skills Through TEL Project
• Youths set up coral nursery to conserve marine, ocean resources
• Lata ensures cleanlines­s at the Botanical Gardens
• Pelosi Visit to Taiwan Impacts Foundation of China-US Ties, Says China’s Foreign Ministry
• 95 years since founding of The People’s Liberation Army celebrated
• Check out Kriti Sanon-Rashmika Mandanna’s fun workout moment
• ALIA BHATT:
• NEW 1300FT ‘LUNAR CITY’ WITH ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY WILL ALLOW BABIES TO BE BORN ON THE MOON
• China calls for rejection of double standards in nuclear non-proliferat­ion
• Grain Ship Leaving Ukraine Anchors Off Istanbul for Inspection
• Digital Technology Transforms China’s Mountainou­s Province
• We Come in Peace to the Region, says U.S. Pelosi
• Greens will vote with Govt to pass Climate Bill
• NZ PM sidesteps easier travel for Samoans
• New Zealand endured its wettest and fourth warmest July ever: NIWA
• Mark Brown’s Party Holds the Upper Hand
• Maroons Regroup, No Excuse Losing State of Origin
• Atelaite Eyes Aunt’s 800m Record
• Fiji Defeat Papua New Guinea
• Banuve out of the Games
• Weather update
• Rainibogi Wins Bronze at Games
• Bulikula search on

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