All schools across Fiji will resume normal operations from tomorrow following an improvement in weather conditions around the country.

Stringent procedures and mechanisms are in place to protect evidence, exhibits, and investigative files.

Fiji is already prepared for any potential El Niño event in the coming months.

Concerns have been raised over a lack of public awareness about the Na Vualiku Project, despite it being one of the largest development investments earmarked for the Northern Division.

China says it remains committed to respecting the sovereignty and independent decisions of Pacific Island nations.

Fiji and the United States are strengthening cooperation to combat transnational crime at sea, with the arrival of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Harriet Lane.

The Land Transport Authority will introduce a new two-stage provisional driver licensing system from 30th September in a bid to improve road safety and reduce crashes involving inexperienced drivers.

The Fiji Council of Social Services warns that Fijian families are running out of room to absorb further economic shocks as rising fuel costs, inflation and global instability continue to drive up the cost of living.

The Cabinet has endorsed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding strengthening regional cooperation in the sustainable management of South Pacific albacore tuna.

Unity Fiji Party Leader Savenaca Narube has cautioned the government against what he describes as irresponsible spending and politically motivated handouts in the upcoming national budget.

The growing number of teachers leaving classrooms could undermine efforts to keep children in school and increase their vulnerability to child labour.

A push to start deep-sea mining is raising concerns from Pacific leaders and environmental groups, who warn it can harm fragile ocean ecosystems.