All schools around the country will be closed today due to heavy continuous rainfall, landslides in some areas, and inaccessible roads leading to some of the schools.

A flood warning remains in force for flood-prone areas adjacent to and downstream of the Waimanu River and is now in force for the Nadi River.

The National Disaster Management Office is advising members of the public that there is currently a restriction of movement at the Rewa Bridge in Nausori due to flood waters.

Swire Shipping Company announces additional waste management initiatives in Fiji to provide a healthier environment for future generations.

The progress of Fiji’s new National Development Plan continues, although involvement from political parties is limited.

A mother has been found guilty of manslaughter in a case stemming from negligence in her duty of care.

The Sugar Industry Ministry, the Fiji Sugar Corporation, and the National Sugar Institute of Kanpur, India today signed a memorandum of understanding.
Minister Charan Jeath Singh acknowledged the support provided by the Indian Government.

The International Maritime Organization has announced the establishment of a Regional Presence Office in Suva to cater to the needs of countries and territories in the Pacific Islands region.

Reserve Bank of Fiji Governor Ariff Ali has clarified that while certain timelines have been set by the Association of Banks in Fiji to discontinue the use of cheques, a consultative approach is being taken in this transition.

28 secondary school teachers from around Nadi were part of the Career Teachers’ Workshop at FNU’s Namaka Campus today.

The financial assistance provided by the iTaukei Development Facility can be borrowed with a two percent interest rate and repayment terms of two years.

Acting Supervisor of Elections Ana Mataiciwa this afternoon responded to queries made by Deputy Prime Minister Professor Biman Prasad.