Twenty secondary schools located along Fiji’s coastlines will be planting 4,000 seedlings this week as part of their commitment to National Climate Change Week, which kicked off yesterday.

The Ministry of Health says it is doing its utmost best to ensure the timely supply to IV fluids to more than 200 healthcare facilities in the country.

The Minister for Education has urged staff to follow the proper channels when raising grievances.

The Ministry of Public Works is carrying out an assessment of rural water needs across the country with the assistance of UNICEF to address critical water supply gaps and mitigate the risk of waterborne diseases in underserved communities.

Taci village, nestled in Rewa province, offers a compelling example of sustainable living, where residents are leveraging their natural resources to build their economy.

Yasawa Island is now a leading place for saving ocean life as local people are doing a lot to protect their healthy coral and sea creatures.

A heavy rain warning from severe thunderstorms is now in force for the interior and southwestern parts of Viti Levu and southwestern Vanua Levu, including Nadi, Sigatoka, Coral Coast, and Labasa.

Loneliness and isolation remain pressing challenges for many elderly citizens in the country.

The National Disaster Management Office will be conducting tsunami siren tests for the Lami and Suva corridor tomorrow.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka wants the contributions made by women to be recognized as vital part of the Pacific’s development.

A contractor is yet to be identified for the $40 million Princess Road Water Infrastructure Project.

The Fiji Cancer Society has issued a warning about a potential increase in cancer cases linked to the increasing number of individuals living with HIV in the country.