Bula
What a game that was at Prince Charles Park in Nadi! The Jet-setters clawed their way back to retain the coveted Farebrother Sullivan Trophy against Suva.
We have that covered. Read about this in the Sunday Times.
HEADLINES
The big on the front page of The Sunday Times for June 12 is about politics.
Three political parties agree that in 2022 election it would be hard for just one party to form the government on its own.
The award-winning political sociologist and global interdisciplinary scholar Professor Steven Ratuva believes all big political parties in the 2022 General Election would not be able to form government alone.
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Pastor joins political contest
THE leader of a Christian denomination has declared his intention to join the local political pitch in the lead up to this year’s elections because he has overwhelming support from people who want change. Eleventh Hour Ministry leader Pastor Tuiloma Tawaivuna says he sees no problem in joining politics and recent studies he conducted revealed that politics is basically government.
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Dust clouds
RESIDENTS living along Wainivula Rd in Suva claim dust clouds from incomplete roadworks are potential health risks for those with respiratory issues, the elderly and young children.
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Kids in school
THERE is no reason for any Fijian kid not to attend school, says Minister for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations Parveen Kumar.
Lease premium claims
THE iTaukei Lands Trust Board has described as “incorrect and found hearsay”, claims of high lease premium payments raised by farmers at the National Farmers Union annual general meeting held in Labasa last week.
LETTERS
SPORTS
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Nadroga rugby
NADROGA will have to work on their attack and defence before their game against Nadi for the Farebrother challenge. Nadroga beat Tailevu 24-10 at Ratu Cakobau Park.
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