Efforts are being made to improve digital safety, protect children, and reduce the harmful effects of explicit online content.

A flash flood warning remains in force for all low-lying and flood-prone areas, including small streams in Vanua Levu and parts of Viti Levu, as heavy rain continues across various parts of the country.

Commuters are advised to expect traffic disruptions and delays on the Nausori to Suva routes from 5 pm to 7 pm and from 7.30 pm to 8.30 pm at Nadi International Airport.

Plans are in place to strengthen fisheries sector, enhance food security, and provide new livelihood opportunities for local communities.

A review of the Fiji Police Force’s capabilities will ensure they are properly equipped to handle growing threats related to drugs and armed violence.

The Fiji Police Force has implemented a container concept to address a critical space shortage in storing exhibits, particularly at smaller stations.

Thirty-six families from Jittu Estate are feeling a sense of security, as they were presented with occupancy offer letters at the Lagilagi Housing Estate yesterday.

The Education Ministry will meet with Fiji National University and key stakeholders today to discuss concerns regarding the hike in hostel fees to $5,475 per annum.

Fiji is facing several challenges in meeting its international human rights obligations, particularly as a Small Island Developing State.

Discussions are being held to incorporate road safety into the school curriculum to improve road safety awareness among students.

The public is being urged to familiarize themselves with the new terminals on buses in preparation for the complete switchover to the new e-ticketing system.

The government will not interfere with activities at the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.