The National Weather Forecasting Centre in Nadi says a heavy rain alert remains in force for the Fiji group.

The Fiji Police Force has ramped up border surveillance with the introduction of a yacht tracking system aimed at tightening monitoring of vessels moving through Fiji’s waters.

The Fiji Medical Association has raised alarm over a growing number of illegal and unlicensed doctors operating in the country, warning that the trend poses a serious risk to public safety.

Teachers returning to serve in their own village and district are now shaping a new chapter in rural education, with the opening of the newly established Namuka Secondary School in Macuata.

Concerns that the growing use of micro qualifications could weaken the integrity of Fiji’s formal education system have been raised during scrutiny of the proposed Education Bill 2025 by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Social Affairs.

The Nasinu Town Council is counting on multi-billion-dollar private sector investment to tackle rising unemployment and crime in the area.

Fiji’s disaster preparedness is set to be put to the test as plans for Exercise Bougainville 2026 gather momentum.

President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu has renewed calls for equal access to quality education for all Fijian children, stressing that students in rural and remote communities must not be left behind.

A priceless piece of Fiji’s cultural heritage has finally come home, more than a century after it was taken overseas.

Heavy rain and strong winds are expected to affect the Fiji Group from later tomorrow as Tropical Disturbance TD07F moves closer to the country.

As criminal tactics grow increasingly sophisticated, modern technology has become essential to border security.

The Ministry of Women, Children, and Social Welfare has expressed concerns over AI-generated abuse targeting women and girls, with many requesting the Ministry to intervene and remove images created or misused without their consent.