The Fiji Times - 2020-02-25

• Rising sea threat
• BABER MAPS PLANS FOR SEVENS TEAM
• Residents prepare to give Ardern warm welcome
• Fiji to face massive material disposal issues
• Need for $210m to relocate buildings
• Villagers urged to be patient, independen­t
• Group’s push for ‘the Y’
• 7s rugby challenge
• Security or insecurity
• Promising rematch, HK7s
• Hard work paying off
• Fiji’s rich history
• Person-centred focus
• Mother of three relays experience
• Woman challenges people with disabiliti­es
• Offence to charge commission
• Keep abreast with taxpayer behaviour, administra­tors told
• Focus on rights
• Tips to reduce food waste
• Up to $2.2 trillion at risk
• Tough competitio­n from art imports to Fiji
• Council plans to raise awareness
• 21 bogus agent cases under investigat­ion
• Supply agreement
• Women’s dairy group diversifie­s, invests into mushroom farming
• 920 women graduates since 2015
• Making sure the relationsh­ip works for mentor and mentee
• Kumar: Only 56% pay rates
• $5.05 million paid out in royalties, says Sudhakar
• Target to require use of renewable energy
• ‘65 successful exploratio­ns of boreholes over five years’
• State invests $4.2m for safe, clean drinking water
• Pandemic fear over global virus spread
• Huge sandstorm closes airspace around Spain
• Horoscope
• United runs past Watford
• Mkhitaryan shines as Roma ends losing run
• NZ completes 10-wicket win
• Netball changes loom
• Sportswear company helps ruggers
• Gould conducts clinics
• Barefoot project launched in Lautoka
• Golf Fiji begins tourney
• Clyne replaced
• Kewell to be guest speaker at awards
• Fiji football finalises awards guest speaker
• Lautoka out of league
• Reigning champion in tough IDC pool
• Futsal teams fight for top spot
• Exploring academy
• Justin looks up to Krishna

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