Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called on the public to maintain civic pride in keeping the environment clean and safe.

The Ministry of Health through the Colonial War Memorial Hospital’s Stroke Team has commenced with thrombolysis to prevent stroke among vulnerable Fijians.

A couple who were involved in quarrel at a park in Lautoka have been questioned by police.

Member of Parliament Rinesh Sharma outlined the serious implications of drug abuse, highlighting the alarming rise in incidents of addiction, withdrawal, and related health issues.

Various business houses and community organizations came together for a major clean-up campaign at Colonial War Memorial Hospital yesterday.

Fiji will join the global effort to combat violence against children at the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, scheduled for later this month in Bogota, Colombia.

Member of Parliament Ioane Naivalurua highlights the critical need for life skills training in schools to equip young people with tools to resist drugs.

Professional Counselor Rambha Maharaj stresses the need to promote mental health and well-being, particularly in times of crisis.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces has launched its first-ever customized Bible, which is titled “RFMF Complete New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs”.

A new ray of sunshine has shone on the families of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces after the completion of their Reconciliation and Restoration Programme.

Speaker of Parliament and President-elect Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu suggests that vulnerable populations are provided adequate resources to steer them away from resorting to the trade and use of illicit drugs.

A two-day Fiji Police operation has uncovered expired wheel taxes, drug offenses, and overloaded vehicles across Viti Levu.