Stroke is increasingly affecting younger Fijians, challenging the belief that it only affects older adults.

The country may give domestic law precedence over international agreements if a bill allowing corporal punishment in schools is approved.

Weak enforcement of existing laws is allowing Fiji’s drug crisis to continue.

Two children were taken from their mother in Raiwaqa under a court-ordered Recovery Order. The incident was captured on video and quickly went viral on social media.

Police in Lautoka have identified six students allegedly involved in a fight at the Lautoka bus stand. Four were taken in for questioning while two others are expected to be interviewed soon.

The Coalition Government has ruled out reinstating Fiji National Provident Fund pensions backdated to 2012. It cited the decision as both unconstitutional and financially burdensome.

Heavy rainfall has disrupted the Tamavua water system. Raw water quality at the Savura intake declined, reducing treatment output and reservoir levels.

Online image abuse, harassment and sextortion are increasing in Fiji. Women are filing complaints each week over the non-consensual sharing of intimate images.

A suspected case of meningococcal disease forced a temporary shutdown of services at Nuffield Health Centre yesterday.

A week-long joint surveillance operation has uncovered widespread food safety breaches across restaurants in the Nausori-Nasinu corridor and Lami, prompting calls for tougher penalties and stricter enforcement.

The Pacific Community has officially launched a landmark Regional Gender-Based Violence Counselling Framework, a milestone in the Pacific’s collective fight against violence against women and girls.

Aggravated robbery made up the largest share of serious non-sexual offences filed in the High Court last month, according to new data released by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.