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The big one on the front page of The Sunday Times for October 9 is about the Deans Trophy rugby competition and how Marist Brothers High School won it yesterday at Churchill Park in Lautoka.
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PG 4
- MENDING Minds Foundation, a non-profit organisation with the aim to advocate and stand up for promoting authentic mental health services in Fiji, was launched in Lautoka on Friday.
- MORE than 400 bush and grass fires have been recorded so far in the Western Division by the National Fire Authority.
- NEWLY inducted fire wardens of Namoli Village in Lautoka have been reminded of the important role they played in protecting Fijians from structural and wild fires that posed an ongoing threat to their communities.
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- RURAL Development Minister Inia Seruiratu yesterday thanked the Muslim community for their contribution towards nation building. In officiating the Prophet Mohammed’s birthday celebration at the Vunimoli Mosque, outside Labasa Town, Mr Seruiratu said such contribution reflected the values and principles of Prophet Mohammed.
- TWELVE families in Seaqaqa now have access to clean drinking water. Years of depending on rain harvesting and nearby creeks have ended for these families in Vunimako, a well-known cane farming area.
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