People in the Yasawa Group are drawing from past cyclone experiences to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Mal.

The Fiji Red Cross Society is urging people to take precautionary measures now, in response to Tropical Cyclone Mal.

The Ba Town Council will soon be sending out emails and instructions for businesses to take heed of and prepare for Tropical Cyclone Mal.

Tropical Cyclone Mal is now a category two system.

The National Disaster Management Office is expressing deep concern over the anticipated Tropical Cyclone, particularly the heavy rainfall it is expected to bring.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro reveals that Year 13 external examinations are set to recommence next Tuesday.

The Nadi Weather Office has revealed that as of 3am today, Tropical Cyclone Mal was situated approximately 430 kilometres west of Rotuma or 650 kilometres northwest of Yasawa.

The Fiji Police Force is urgently appealing to the public to remain indoors.

A family has been left homeless after their two-bedroom house was destroyed in a fire tonight along Airport Road in Waiqele, Labasa.

Despite the wet and windy conditions, Fijians braved the elements to celebrate Diwali in their homes and communities.

Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali emphasizes the challenges faced by women experiencing violence in relationships citing cultural norms and myths that perpetuate the idea of sticking with a marriage despite abuse.

Widespread rainfall has saturated various parts of the country.