As Fiji prepares for an approaching tropical cyclone, heavy rainfall is causing flooding in various parts of the country.

A decision is expected to be made later today whether schools will open tomorrow in light of the weather conditions.

Tropical Disturbance 02F has rapidly escalated into a tropical depression overnight and is anticipated to elevate to Tropical Cyclone Two status within the next 24 hours.

In anticipation of the looming weather conditions, the Education Ministry is collaborating with the Fiji National Disaster Management Office and other pertinent authorities to closely monitor the situation.

The Savura Raw Water intake is currently blocked, as a result, raw water inflow into the Tamavua Water Treatment Plant has been reduced affecting water supply production.

In response to the prevailing Tropical Cyclone alert affecting Fiji, the Police Force is calling on all citizens to heed advisories and implement necessary precautionary measures to ensure their safety.

Two families in Vatuwaqa, Suva have discovered a means to celebrate Diwali amid financial hardships.

As Fijians celebrate the festival of lights today, the Employment Minister has encouraged everyone to reflect on the values of unity, compassion and inclusivity that define the vibrant nation of Fiji.

The Fiji Meteorological Office has issued an alert, urging the nation to remain vigilant for a potential tropical cyclone. Currently, a gale alert is in effect for the Yasawa Group, Mamanuca Group, Western and Northern Viti Levu, with plans to extend it to the entire country soon.

The Fiji Meteorological Service has confirmed that Tropical Depression 02F is anticipated to intensify into a Tropical Cyclone by tomorrow afternoon.

Founder of the Pacific Recycling Foundation Amitesh Deo urges a shift from individual clean-ups to a collective effort for environmental care this Diwali.

In a historic event, the Vanua of Malolo has ushered in a new era with the installation of its new paramount Chief – the Momo na Tui Lawa, Ratu Iliesa Ratunavu Neitauniyalo.