The Fiji Meteorological Service says periods of rain, including isolated thunderstorms and heavy downpours, are expected over the coming days.
19 Apr
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Inoke Rabonu
Evacuees recall past landslide as floodwaters threaten homes again.
08 Apr
Kaneta Naimatau
System expected to move further away by afternoon
07 Apr
Caroline Ratucadra
Authorities warn heavy rain and rising rivers remain a danger, with flood and strong wind warnings still in force.
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Mr Kumar, a part-time market vendor, was asleep with his wife and two sons when the damage occurred between 6.30am and 7am.
Waisea Nasokia
The Nadi and Tuva rivers in Nadroga are now above warning levels, with authorities warning low-lying communities and floodplain areas downstream to remain alert.
He said despite the rain, families carried clothes, bedding and cooking utensils as they made their way to safety.
Mereleki Nai
Forecasts indicate the system will remain slow-moving over the next two days before tracking west-southwest from Thursday.
With weather concerns heightened, experienced fishermen and authorities work to protect vessels and Fiji’s marine environment.
06 Apr
He revealed funding constraints were one of the biggest challenges Fiji faced in tackling long-standing drainage issues.
Rariqi Turner
