Schools are being advised to allow students dissatisfied with their results to repeat their current grade, providing them a second chance to improve.

Authorities are warning of unlicensed individuals posing as real estate agents in Savusavu.

Fiji has taken a decisive step to strengthen tax transparency and global cooperation after becoming the 152nd jurisdiction to sign the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters.

A flash flood alert remains in force for the northern areas of Viti Levu, from Lautoka to Ba and the interior, including interior Ra and Naitasiri.

Canadian Visa processing for Fijians will continue in Australia.

Fijians are busy with back-to-school preparations following the release of the $200 government assistance yesterday.

National sewer and wastewater issues are set to be addressed with the launch of first National Sewer Management Compliance Committee.

Women’s leadership in climate action across the Pacific is set to be strengthened with the launch of the Women POWER Project.

A total of 296 lives have been lost on Fiji’s roads over the past five years, culminating in a record high of 83 fatalities last year.

The Water Authority of Fiji is urging customers in the Northern Division to boil all drinking water after recent heavy rainfall caused high turbidity levels in water sources, which have affected operations at the treatment plants.

Bonded students sponsored by the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service are advised that Guarantor Delisting Kiosks are now operational at Nadi International Airport.

Residents of the Lau Islands are concerned over inconsistent shipping schedules and a critical lack of wharf infrastructure.