The Fiji Meteorological Service is urging the public to prepare for more heavy rain and thunderstorms as unstable weather continues over the country.

Medical professionals are often hesitant to examine younger victims of sexual abuse, as many lack the expertise to handle such sensitive cases.

Suspended Fiji Correction Service Commissioner Dr Jalesi Nakarawa testified in his disciplinary tribunal regarding allegations of misbehavior and abuse of office.

The Online Safety Commission says any move to ban social media use for children under the age of 16 must be grounded in evidence, not emotion, and must protect the constitutional rights of all Fijians.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji has ordered Sunflower Aviation to shut down its operations.

The Ministry of Forestry is urging wholesalers and retailers to ensure that all construction materials, particularly timber and wood products, are stored and handled properly throughout the supply chain.

Fiji’s diabetes burden, one of the highest in the world, continues to leave a trail of preventable pain, and at the heart of it are the people whose lives change in a matter of hours.

The Education Minister, Aseri Radrodro, has confirmed that the ministry has received complaints about education officers and heads of schools charging fees for signatures needed for the Back-to-School assistance.

The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is calling on families, communities and organisations to help shape a national baseline study on the rights of children with disabilities.

Experts agree that the Constitution Review Committee needs support from people who are independent.

Minister for Policing, Ioane Naivalurua, has reaffirmed Fiji’s commitment to advancing digital development, strengthening cyber security, and ensuring that no Fijian is left behind in the digital age.

A dedicated facility for diabetes patients is planned to intensify the fight against non-communicable diseases.