The search for a 23-year-old man who went missing yesterday while swimming for freshwater mussels in a river near Koronivia continues this morning.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Civil Aviation, Viliame Gavoka visited Fiji Airways yesterday.

The Suva Multicultural Centre is holding sessions for students that will help them become independent and develop skills in art and craft.

The necessary support to the Parliament will be provided to ensure they are able to work efficiently and effectively with minimum disruptions.

Civil servants will choose whether to retire at 55 years or continue until 60, says Minister for Lands and Mineral Resources Filimoni Vosarogo.

All projects by the Fiji Roads Authority will continue however Chief Executive Kamal Prasad says their main effort is to look after the existing roads and bridges.

The copra industry needs to plant more trees to increase its output and meet market demands.

Implementation of the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code will be critical for the US Coast Guard reps who are currently working with Fiji’s Maritime Safety Authority and Fiji Ports Authority.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption has confirmed there is an active investigation ongoing against the former Chief Executive Officer of the Fiji Sugar Corporation Abdul Khan.

Members of parliament will now be able to speak the iTaukei and Hindi languages on the floor of parliament.

The Fiji Police Force is advising those living in low-lying and flood prone areas to keep monitoring the weather situation and take precautionary measures.

Luke Rokovada has been named the new chair of the Public Service Commission and says the immediate action will be re-looking at civil servant contracts.