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Attention today remained on the Lomaiviti Provincial Council meeting at Levuka on Ovalau.
Some interesting issues came up for discussions there, with the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama in attendance.
The big one on the front page of The Fiji Times’ edition for Friday, June 10 is from Levuka.
The District Representative for Nairai, Malanivosa Colati raised issues connected to rural development. He spoke about the construction of a jetty at Nairai and spoke about being labeled a ‘liar’.
It wasn’t a good tag, but it was connected to development issues which are obviously very close to the hearts of his people.
When traditional giants of the Super Rugby competition, the Crusaders go head to head with the Chiefs in a semi-final of the competition on Saturday, family members of New Zealand All Blacks forward George Bower who will be in Crusaders’ colours, will be cheering him on from Levuka.
Read their story in The Fiji Times!
HEADLINES
Here are some headlines that also made Friday’s edition.
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- Some members of the Korean community in Fiji say they are living in fear and have felt unsafe after continuously being mugged and robbed in Suva.
- INOKE ‘Knox Kalounisiga says the Domo Vou Talei original song competition is a great way to heighten interest in composing new songs.
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- A MAN who allegedly assaulted and robbed a taxi driver in Vatuwaqa, Suva is in police custody thanks to quick action by members of the public.
- THE Fiji Police Force will be conducting school visitations following concerns raised on the behaviour of students after school hours.
- THE Social Democratic Liberal Party (SODELPA) will no longer accept any current SODELPA sitting parliamentarians into the party.
SPORTS
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- THE Swire Shipping Fijian Drua players are not to play for their respective club and provincial teams.
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- SWAMI Vivekananda College (SVC) has sounded a warning to the other schools competing in the Coca-Cola Games in August.
MORE INSIDE
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