A women’s accommodation facility at Namaka Market is easing financial pressure for rural vendors. It is providing safe and affordable lodging for women selling produce in Nadi.

Heavy rain warnings are being lifted across most parts of Fiji as the weather system that brought overnight rainfall moves away.

The Electoral Commission has announced that the earliest possible date for the issuance of the Writ of Election is June 24, 2026.

A family of three has been left homeless after a house in Lausa, Tavua, was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday night.

Delays in passport processing are linked to Fiji’s ongoing transition to an upgraded e-passport system.

The Ministry of Immigration is under pressure as it transitions into a standalone ministry.

A decline in secondary school completion rates increases the risk of children dropping out and becoming vulnerable to child labour, according to Fiji Trade Union Congress Assistant National Secretary Jotika Sharma.

Elder abuse, including rising financial exploitation and neglect of older persons, remains a serious concern.

The Government has directed Permanent Secretaries and Heads of Agencies to activate business continuity plans, including work-from-home arrangements, as severe weather conditions continue to affect the country.

All schools across Fiji will be closed today as heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, and coastal inundation continue to worsen nationwide.

The Fiji Sugar Corporation has postponed the start of the 2026 crushing season at its Rarawai and Labasa mills.

All mariners, boat operators, and the public are urged to exercise extreme caution and strictly follow maritime protocols amidst ongoing adverse weather conditions.