Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, stresses Fiji’s commitment to championing Pacific interests within the international treaty party system.

About 30 families of Yaro Village in Kia Island have showcased resilience, after self-funding the rehabilitation of their village following Tropical Cyclone Yasa in 2020.

French Ambassador to Fiji Francois-Xavier Leger has unveiled the “Make it Iconic” campaign—a bold initiative to promote the French state of mind and attract global investors and talents to choose France.

The Association of the University of the South Pacific Staff will now make necessary submissions to go on a strike.

The Fiji Police Force has made additional arrests for drug-related offences across the five policing divisions.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca, says some Navua schools from Rampur College to Nakavu are closed today due to flash flooding.

The National Disaster Management Office is urging the public to take extra precautions, as heavy rain in some parts of Fiji has led to flooding.

Ten Year 12 students of a flood prone area in Navua were transported to Vashist Muni College in a boat so that they could sit for their external examination this morning.

The Education Ministry is trying to get confirmation on the status of schools affected by flash flooding.

Fiji is fortunate in a way that is progressive and quite advanced in addressing gender-based violence not just focusing on response mechanisms like crisis centres, prosecutions, or the court system but starting to now put a lot of focus on prevention work.

The Fiji Roads Authority has issued a warning of an accident and landslide occurrence along Queens Road in proximity to Nakorovou Hill before Navulivatu.

Permanent Secretary for iTaukei Affairs Pita Tagicakirewa has emphasized that the passing of the iTaukei Affairs Amendment Bill 2023 has provided the provisions for the reinstatement of the Great Council of Chiefs.