People in flood-prone areas are urged to prepare for possible evacuation, keep essential items in elevated locations and secure food, water and gas supplies.

Businesses in Nadi are working to recover following yesterday’s flooding with varying levels of impact reported across the town.

The iTaukei Land Trust Board is placing a strong emphasis on empowering indigenous landowners and promoting sustainable development.

Six people were arrested on Christmas Day after they were found in possession of illicit drugs across various locations in Fiji.

The Queen’s Road through Nadi Town is now open to all traffic.

Sigatoka Hospital and surrounding areas are facing water disruptions due to recent heavy rainfall and flooding, which has affected the Matovo Water Treatment Plant’s intake system.

The Coalition Government is made up of three political parties who each play a key role in guiding Fiji’s growth.

Fiji is currently experiencing an active trough of low pressure which is causing continuous cloud cover and rain across the country.

In the wake of Fiji ranking 6th in the Pacific in terms of students’ literacy levels, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for a thorough review of the syllabus in primary and secondary education to address challenges faced in schools.

With Year 13 results now released, the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service is urging students to submit the final offer letters and examination results to complete their applications.

Over the past two days, 23 drivers have been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.

As Christian families celebrate Jesus’ birth, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reminded Fijians that Christmas is about more than just celebration, it is a time for peace, forgiveness and unity.