Fiji’s ambulance services are primarily used for transporting patients between hospitals, rather than responding to emergencies outside health facilities.

The Ministry of Health and Medical Services, working alongside the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, has stepped up operations to ensure a safe and healthy environment during the State Funeral of former President Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

More than 100 farmers gathered in Matalolo, Cakaudrove, signalling growing momentum behind sustainable farming practices in the North.

A Kadavu farmer is proving that life beyond yaqona is possible, turning to poultry and dalo to secure a steady income for his family.

Some cane farmers in Seaqaqa, Macuata, are now relying on social welfare support to survive, as delays in land lease renewals continue to take a toll on their livelihoods.

The Burebasaga Confederacy has joined the nation in mourning the passing of former President, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

A three-day workshop is underway to strengthen awareness of the Environment Management Act (Amendment) 2025 and promote Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process.

Fiji currently does not have trained paramedics responding to emergencies.

A family in Labasa is mourning the loss of a father whose body was recovered by the police earlier today.

Yavusa Vuanirewa of Lau presents Reguregu continues at State House as traditional leaders and delegations gather to pay their respects to the late former President and Kubuna Chief, Ratu Epeli Nailatikau.

The Ministry of Fisheries has completed a key round of monitoring sea cucumber stocks in the Lau Group, despite challenging weather conditions.

Children in Fiji are being increasingly drawn into a deepening drug crisis, with UNICEF warning the situation is escalating and could have lasting national consequences.