Fiji is edging closer to a full-blown HIV epidemic.

Yoga is more than movement; it is a response to rising stress, poor mental health, and inactivity in Fiji and beyond.

Family neglect is pushing children into drug use.

The Land Transport Authority is pushing to reintroduce comprehensive insurance to help ease traffic congestion and speed up accident resolutions.

Rental car scams are on the rise, with Fijian consumers losing over $97,000 since 2020.

Chief Dietitian Ateca Kama has raised concerns over the critical shortage of school health dietitians, warning that the lack of dedicated personnel is undermining efforts to improve nutrition and food security in schools.

A tragic road accident involving a 17-year-old who was driving without a valid license has renewed calls for the swift rollout of Fiji’s two-tier provisional licensing system.

A supermarket in Waila has been closed down by the Health Ministry for failing to comply with an Abatement Notice.

Over 100,000 people have gained access to clean water through small, tailored projects across Fiji.

Market vendors and farmers in Labasa have urged the government to prioritize everyday issues affecting Fijians rather than focusing on the current political disputes.

The NGO Coalition on Human Rights Fiji is urging the government to deliver a people-centered national budget that directly addresses the urgent issues affecting communities across the country.

A wave of grief swept through the FMF Gymnasium today as loved ones bid farewell to former Agriculture Minister Vatimi Rayalu, remembered for both his service and his spirit.