Police have arrested four youths suspected of involvement in separate cases of burglaries within the Southern Division over the last 48 hours.

The heavy rain alert previously in force for the Fiji Group has now been lifted.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces Joint Task Force Command swiftly responded to aid the residents of Vunitogoloa Village in Ra yesterday in the wake of recent flooding in the area.

The cultivation of marijuana and the use of drugs will be one of the topics of discussion at the Kadavu Provincial Council meeting in June.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh has clarified the rules surrounding holiday pay for the Easter period.

Labour availability is currently a challenge when conducting urgent maintenance work and upgrades for public amenities around Labasa town, as the majority of the council labor force is engaged with upgrade work happening at Subrail Park.

Emphasizing the need for sustainable management of marine resources, mainly focusing on tuna and collaborating with Pacific Island countries to develop comprehensive strategies are vital.

Christians are today commemorating the conclusion of the Easter weekend with Resurrection Sunday, a time synonymous with reflection, renewal and hope.

The Education Ministry has outlined a phased approach to introduce vocational education at earlier stages of schooling.

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 from Nadi through Ba to Rakiraki is now downgraded to flash flood alert.

The Saint John’s College and surrounding communities in Cawaci on Ovalau now have access to clean, safe and quality drinking water.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka praised the community and environmental efforts of two young individuals during the Fijian Drua-Western Force doubleheader matches at Churchill Park in Lautoka yesterday.