The Fiji National Disaster Risk Management Office has confirmed that 12 evacuation centres are currently active across the country as adverse weather continues to impact several divisions.

Power supply has been disrupted across Viti Levu due to a fault on a major transmission line amid ongoing adverse weather conditions.

A total of more than 150 people are currently sheltering in evacuation centres across Fiji as authorities continue to monitor the impacts of severe weather conditions.

Residents in Suva’s informal settlements are taking precautions as the effects of Tropical Cyclone Vaianu are expected to last until tomorrow.

Nadi’s Nawaijikuma settlement, one of the areas most affected by adverse weather, saw residents forced to leave their homes and seek higher ground as Severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu swept through the Western Division today.

A $6 million housing development is underway in Vunika, outside Labasa, in a major boost aimed at meeting increasing housing needs in the Northern Division.

Apisai Madigibuli chose to remain silent when he was questioned by Police officers during his caution interview about the allegations of murder of his partner Kitiana Baravilala in April of 2024.

A district representative on Mali Island, Macuata has issued a strong warning to residents as Fiji braces for the potential impact of Category 3 Tropical Cyclone Vaianu.

All schools will remain closed tomorrow until further notice, says the Ministry of Education.

Two evacuation centres have been activated in the Western Division as Severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu continues to affect the region.

Severe Tropical Cyclone Vaianu was located about 380 kilometres west of Nadi at 9am today, bringing strong winds and periods of heavy rain across the Western Division and other parts of Fiji.

The Suva Magistrate Court has approved a variation of bail for former journalist and sports marketing specialist Charlie Charters, allowing him to travel to the United Kingdom and Hong Kong for family and work reasons.