The Fiji Police Force has been able to locate the driver, whom they feel will assist them in a fatal accident.

The National Disaster Management Office says Fiji is likely to experience two to three cyclones before the cyclone season ends in April.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation is doing its best to ensure all cane farmers, cane cutters, mechanical harvester operators, and the three sugar mills are ready on time before this year’s crushing season begins.

The welcome ceremony for leader’s part of the Pacific Island Forum Special Retreat in Nadi will be held this afternoon.

The Fiji Red Cross Society is finalizing its contribution to the country’s disaster law, according to the society’s President, Sala Toganivalu.

The Australian government has pledged an additional $10 million to aid in the reconstruction of schools in the Northern Division that were severely damaged by cyclones in 2020 and 2021.

The Textile, Clothing and Footwear Council is regaining its positioning after the impact of COVID-19.

Police have located the stolen vehicle at Suvavou Village, Lami, around midday today.

The Fiji Corrections Service has declined to comment on a case of alleged brutality involving its officers, which recently came to light on social media.

Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sitiveni Rabuka met with his Cook Islands counterpart, Mark Brown, at the margins of the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Special Retreat.

Police are looking for a Toyota Prius which was reported missing from Lot 26 Vatoa Road, Narere, Nasinu this morning.

The ashes of the late Professor Brij Lal Fiji’s most famous historian are finally home.