The Lautoka Hospital Children’s Ward has received a facelift through combined efforts of the FIJI Water Foundation, FIJI Water, Neptune Pacific Direct Line and Aspen Medical.

Punjas has announced the construction of its new $55 million Distribution Centre in Lautoka which is poised to become the largest warehouse in the Pacific.

The Ministry of Health is investigating an incident at the Warwick Resort on the Coral Coast after seven guests presented at Sigatoka Hospital last night with nausea, vomiting, and neurological symptoms.

The economic costs of violence against children in Fiji has been pegged at $459.82 million, says a new report that highlights the urgent need for action to protect the nation’s most vulnerable citizens.

Acting New Zealand High Commissioner to Fiji Charlotte Darlow has praised Fiji’s leadership in placing early childhood development at the forefront of national and regional priorities.

A collaborative effort between the Kadavu Health Team and the Sai Prema Foundation has identified 52 new cases of rheumatic heart disease in children during an echo screening program conducted this week.

The Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure in India is working to improve disaster response and recovery capabilities worldwide, including a key partnership with Fiji.

The Fiji Roads Authority is shifting from routine pothole repairs to a more sustainable approach to address the country’s deteriorating roads.

Given the geographical location of Kadavu, teleconferencing has become an essential tool for hospital operations, says Acting Senior Medical Officer Dr. Krishan Prasad.

Former President and Commander-in-Chief of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Ratu Wiliame Katonivere, has thanked the Force for their great initiative and outstanding effort in promoting Restoration and Reconciliation within the RFMF and the nation

A 37-year-old man from Lautoka is in custody for allegedly causing an accident while under the influence of alcohol.

The National Early Childhood Development Policy 2024-28 prioritizes expanding ECE services for three and four-year-old’s.