Fiji Sun - 2023-10-28

• Her name was Shayal
• Rememberin­g Our Fallen War Heroes
• Talim’s Hard Work Pays Off
• Sight of Father Toiling Under Hot Sun Motivates Ratudale
• Electricit­y powered through blue economy
• Humble Yourselves, Officers Told
• Big Break for Musical Centre
• Signs of mammary cancer
• Why Pacific’s Leaders Should be Talking About Deep-Sea Mining in Rarotonga?
• Fiji, A Democracy Struggling to Survive
• Pacific Paternalis­m Keeping Families Apart
• Byrne rates Kuruvoli highly at 9 - 10
• Unidentifi­ed Flying Object
• Tuberi na Gonevuli ena Vakayagata­ki Qele
• Veivuke na Matanitu ena itei ni Kakana Draudrau
• Na Bisinisi Koko
• Na marama na iyau ni vanua
• State of emergency
• MP Disappoint­ed with Move to Eliminate Quota for Women in Parliament
• PM Salwai surveys Cyclone Lola damage from the air
• World AIDS Day
• Faf learned a lot from No.9 rival
• Raiwalui in the Running for t
• He Coach of the Year Award
• England faces possible early exit
• Top golfer misses East v West comp
• Stage set for the Run Suva 2023
• Five rising stars join main squad for next year’s Super Rugby
• Expand Marine Resources Exploratio­n
• We have our range of 50-gram instant kava packets across 700 stores nationally in Australia: The Calmer Co executive director
• Cruise driverless cars suspended after accident
• Learn to do this even if you are not the boss
• Pacific Housing Forum Addresses Accessible and Sustainabl­e Housing in the Region
• The Impact of Smart Homes on Real Estate Market Trends
• Fiji Taxi Associatio­n raises concerns
• FNU graduate becomes an automotive expert
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