The Fiji Meteorological Services says the active trough of low pressure that is currently affecting the country is slowly moving northwards.

As flooding continues to affect towns and villages in the West, the Division’s Disaster Management Team is working constantly to support those affected.

A number of areas and roads in Ba are flooded due to continuous heavy rain.

Few areas around Labasa are currently flooded due to the heavy rain being experienced throughout the country.

International Economist Kishti Sen believes Fiji can double its peak season arrivals to 1.2million visitors by 2033 without compromising on its charm.

The Fiji Police Force’s war on drugs continues to gain momentum with more arrests, seizures and discovery of farms, made possible through community support.

The government is committed to safeguarding consumer rights in the digital age as technology continues to shape the marketplace.

An active trough of low pressure with associated cloud and rain continues to affect the country.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka emphasizes the significant role of the dairy industry in Fiji’s economy, acknowledging both its challenges and potential for growth.

Residents of Kinoya, Caubati, and Laucala Beach yesterday showed up in large numbers for a cleanup campaign.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs announces a renewed focus on empowering indigenous resource owners, marking a new chapter of collaboration and dialogue aimed at clearly defining the aspirations of resource owners.

A heavy rain warning remains in force for the entire Fiji Group.