Critical issues, including regional disease outbreaks, healthcare infrastructure, and the growing impact of climate change on public health, will be discussed at the 76th Western Pacific Regional Health Ministers’ Meeting.

Health officials in the Rewa Sub-Division are urging continued government investment in critical infrastructure upgrades, with hopes pinned on the upcoming national budget.

As Fiji continues to navigate a rapidly evolving social and political landscape, calls for ethical journalism and inclusive national dialogue are growing louder.

Fiji is exploring greater health cooperation with Indonesia, including access to medical training and services.

The Ministry of Forestry says it is on track to meet its target of planting 30 million trees in 15 years, with 19 million trees already planted since the initiative began in 2019.

A three-day workshop aimed at strengthening business skills and enhancing market operations was completed by thirty-nine market vendors from Labasa Market.

Renovations have commenced at Vunisea Hospital in Kadavu.

The Land Transport Authority is calling on the government to consider expanding the e-ticketing market to include additional providers.

A Monasavu landowner has received just over $1,000 in total over the past 24 years since the Monasavu Dam’s establishment, with compensation repayments as low as $44 per year.

To combat the country’s dependence on costly overseas medical care, Diabetes Fiji is appealing for robust investment in specialist training and health infrastructure.

Small business operators are urging the government to include more incentives in the upcoming national budget to help them manage the rising cost of living.

The government is intensifying its fight against drug abuse, with a direct message to students across the country: “Say no to drugs.”