A severe thunderstorm warning for heavy rainfall is now in force for interior and southern parts of Viti Levu, Bua, western Macuata and western Cakaudrove provinces.

The Ministry of Public Works is aware of the need for a full standard water supply to villages and rural communities in Bua.

Pacific Polytech is set to open its newly renovated centre in Lami by mid-February, driven by the growing demand for vocational education across the region.

The Fiji Scouts Association conducted its second round of training to equip teachers and trainers from maritime island schools with skills to combat social ills.

Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu has declared an outbreak of HIV cases in the country.

Labour Leader Mahendra Chaudhry has expressed skepticism at the coalition statement that a review commission will be set up to review the 2013 Constitution.

3,000 residents in Nabouwalu, Bua, and surrounding communities will now have access to safe and clean drinking water.

The Fiji Bus Operators Association says close to 80 per cent of buses on Viti Levu and almost all on Vanua Levu have installed the new bus e-ticketing system developed by Vodafone Fiji.

The Ministry for Environment and Climate Change has launched the National Anti-Litter Campaign, “Do the Right Thing,” in Suva signalling a united effort to tackle Fiji’s escalating litter crisis.

The Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption Commissioner has assured the public that the commission is committed to conducting its work with fairness, independence, and transparency.

The Commission of Inquiry into the legitimacy of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as Commissioner for the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is ongoing, despite concerns raised about the integrity of Janet Mason, who is providing legal advice to COI lead Justice David Ashton-Lewis.

A Suva High Court Judge today quizzed the state prosecution on the delay in serving disclosures to an accused who has been in remand for the past 14 days.