Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reveals that two locally owned construction companies have been given the green light to begin development work on the new Keiyasi town.

The National Disaster Management Office advises residents residing in low-lying and flood-prone areas adjacent to and downstream of the Wainibuka River and Wainimala River to be cautious.

The Ministry of Education is advising all parents and guardians to take proactive measures to ensure that the safety of their children is paramount during this period of bad weather.

Tourism in Fiji continues its recovery, with January seeing a 4.2 percent increase in visitor arrivals compared to the same period last year.

The Cabinet has endorsed a change in name for the Ministry of Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations.

A 36-year-old man has been charged for allegedly obtaining more than $1,600 from a major retailer of home durable goods.

Sugar Industry Minister, Charan Jeath Singh, has announced that there will be no deductions in cane payments for farmers ensuring that they have sufficient funds for Diwali.

Fiji and Austria share multilateral commitments at the United Nations on common areas of interest such as peace, security and climate change.

The Fiji Police Force and faith-based organizations are jointly urging parents to break the silence surrounding pressing social issues affecting our people.

The Ministry of Infrastructure is exploring ways to outsource road and utility project contracts to villagers and youths.

An active trough of low pressure associated with tropical disturbance, TD05F, continues to affect the Fiji group.

The Ministry of Health stresses the need to enhance its Wellness Department with additional skilled professionals to effectively address emerging threats and diseases.