About 300 villagers of Nabavatu, Dreketi in Macuata will have to live in tents for a little longer as they are waiting to relocate to a new site.

A heavy rain alert is now in force for the whole of Fiji group.

Disaster risk is taking on new shapes and sizes with every passing year.

The Ministry for Rural and Maritime Development is working on mainstreaming disaster risk into every level of development policies, planning, and programs, especially rural housing assistance.

An earthquake of 7.2 magnitude shakes part of the Pacific this morning.

The government of Australia committed an additional $9 million to the Cyclone Recovery Program today.

The tsunami threat level for Fiji has been de-escalated.

A tsunami threat has been issued for Fiji, Vanuatu and New Caledonia after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Southwest of Fiji.

The demand for weather, climate and water forecast information is expected to increase over the years.

Budget constraints are one of the most serious limitations that Fiji faced with regards to pre-disaster investments.

The National Disaster Management Office (NDMO) has issued a warning to the public to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions in the event of a disaster.

Several roads, crossings, and bridges in the Sigatoka, Nadi, Ba, Lautoka, and Rakiraki areas are now closed due to flooding.