The Ministry of Health is prioritizing storage issues, as it has been an ongoing concern for a long time.

The increasing frequency of disasters and the impacts of climate change is affecting our most vulnerable members of the society, the elderly citizens.

The Valelevu Health Center requires maintenance to improve medical services for close to 60,000 Fijians.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka joined hundreds of yoga enthusiasts to mark the International Yoga Day at Albert Park in Suva this morning.

People in and around Nasinu will now be enjoy better facilities and improved services at the Valelevu Health Center.

Wastes from all the government hospitals around Western Division is being incinerated at the Navosa Hospital.

Discussing teenage pregnancies in rural and village settings remains a challenge for advocates, as it is still regarded as a taboo topic.

British High Commissioner to Fiji Dr. Brian Jones highlights the importance of addressing mental health issues at the community level.

The Food and Agriculture Organization has raised alarms about the severe food safety issues in the Asia-Pacific region, including Fiji.

The Ministry of Health has acknowledged the recent concerns raised by the Fiji Nursing Association and has reaffirmed its commitment to addressing the issues highlighted on behalf of the nurses.

Severe pneumonia and neonatal illnesses remain the leading causes of child mortality in the country.

While the Fiji Nursing Association is threatening industrial action over pay discrepancies and staffing issues, Health Minister Doctor Atonio Lalabalavu says they remain open for further dialogue.