Government field teams in remote areas are being urged to use resources wisely.

The Fiji National Disaster Risk Management Office is urging the public to stay on high alert as a Flash Flood Warning has been issued for the eastern half of Viti Levu, including Serua-Namosi, Navua, Suva, Nausori, Tailevu, Naitasiri and parts of Ra.

As the nation rolls out its diabetes and wellness campaign, health officials are stressing that mental well-being must be recognised as a key part of chronic illness care.

A young woman who grew up in a children’s home has fulfilled a dream sparked years ago by a mentor who saw her potential.

Heavy rain has caused surface flooding across several major roads, with some areas now only accessible to four-wheel-drive vehicles.

Families across the country are feeling the impact of a slow-moving rain system that has already drenched much of Fiji.

Fiji delivered a strong statement in Belém on behalf of the 14 Pacific Small Island Developing States, calling on developed countries to finally meet their climate finance obligations under the Paris Agreement.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has revealed the personal journey behind his “Ocean of Peace” concept, now officially adopted as a Pacific Islands Forum Declaration.

Commissioner of Police, Rusiate Tudravu, has ordered Traffic Highway officers to take a zero-tolerance approach to speeding, saying anyone caught breaking the limit must be booked, including police, government drivers, and himself.

A Road Master Plan is currently being developed to support the upgrade of roads across the country, with a strong focus on rural and remote communities.

The recent detection of the invasive Tongan fruit fly in the country has triggered a scientific response aimed at understanding and controlling the pest’s complex life cycle.

Acting President and Chief Justice Salesi Temo warned the new lawyers who were admitted to the bar yesterday that the biggest test of their careers may come not from the courtroom, but from the pressures of social media.