As we commemorate Easter this long weekend, Suva to Lami corridor residents are facing water challenges due to low pressure, lack of supply, and unavailability of water trucks.

Fiji Airways has reassured passengers that there have been no further flight disruptions following a ground incident involving one of its Airbus A350-900s at Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday evening.

Thirty police officers recently completed a week-long Investigators Empowerment Workshop at the Labasa Police Station training room.

A heavy rain warning persists for Vanua Levu, Yasawa, Mamanuca Group, Western and Northern Viti Levu from Nadi through Ba to Rakiraki.

The Education Ministry has disclosed a concerning trend with a threefold increase in teacher resignations, raising concerns about the stability of staffing within schools.

Despite the rainy weather, the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation’s FMF Mirchi FM and Radio Fiji 2 Non-Stop Holi masti event remains undeterred, gearing up to host a series of lively activities today.

Christian’s mark the most significant day in their calendar, with churches resonating hymns and prayers as believers commemorate the death of Jesus Christ.

The Water Authority of Fiji is on track to restore 100 percent water production capacity in the Suva area by today.

A flash flood warning remains in force for flash flood-prone areas, small streams, and low-lying areas of Vanua Levu and Northern and Western Viti Levu (Nadi, Ba to Rakiraki up to Nausori).

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlights the significance of Easter in fostering unity and hope.

In Fiji, where diversity is our strength, Holi offers a unique opportunity to celebrate our multicultural identity.

Divisional Police Commander SSP Kemueli Baledrokadroka has emphasized the need for extra caution as the annual Easter youth camps commence and families gather.