In a concerning development, six infants are now among the youngest to be diagnosed with HIV in Fiji, with the virus being transmitted through their mothers.

The staff of Ashabhai and Company Private Limited have rallied in support of a strike to express their grievances on several unresolved issues.

A marriage ceremony aboard the MV Veivueti in Yaroi marked the first of its kind in these remote regions, which is a breakthrough for the people of Matuku in the Lau Group.

World Humanitarian Day serves as a powerful reminder of our collective responsibility to reduce suffering and uphold global humanitarian values.

Sugar Industry Minister Charan Jeath Singh is attending the 30th edition of Fenasucro & Agrocana, the premier global fair dedicated to the bioenergy sector in Brazil.

A concerning trend has emerged in the HIV data, with 70 percent of the new cases being men, while 30 percent are women.

Rigorous assessment and continuous enhancement are crucial in any dynamic public health initiative to ensure comprehensive coverage for all children, households, and communities.

Fiji needs to carefully consider diversifying and expanding its export base and ensuring supply chain resilience before joining the PACER Plus agreement.

A troubling trend has been noted where school rolls have significantly decreased, prompting discussions about the broader implications for the island schools.

Amidst the rise in drug cases in Fiji, Pacific Recycling Foundation is concerned over the recent discovery of used needles and syringes.

Former Member of Parliament Niko Nawaikula has credited the Republic of Fiji Military Forces for accepting the intention to review the 2013 Constitution and the setting up of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

A woman in her 70s died following a motor vehicle accident along the Viseisei bypass road yesterday.