The Japanese Government will provide an assistance of one mobile audiovisual examination vehicle valued at $224,991 through it’s Grant Assistance for Grass-Roots Human Security Project Programme.

Seven percent of five-year-olds in Fiji are still stunted, a sobering sign that too many children are not growing as they should during their most critical years.

For more than 40 years, Mohammed Isaq has earned his living at the Nausori Market, witnessing firsthand the changes and challenges faced by vendors over the decades.

The Water Authority of Fiji says water supply restoration in Savusavu is progressing steadily following recent disruptions.

Fake and misused weight-loss drugs are quietly making their way into the country.

Assistant Minister for Health and Medical Services Penioni Ravunawa has urged members of the public to use established legal and professional channels when lodging complaints against licensed medical or dental practitioners, cautioning against raising such matters on social media.

Allegations that some pharmacies are operating without a registered pharmacist present are raising red flags across the health sector.

A workplace injury at Vatukoula Gold Mine has left a man completely bedridden, unable to speak, eat, see or move.

The Health Ministry is stepping up efforts to fight dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases.

Illegal dumping and poor waste disposal continue to be a major problem in Nausori.

National sewer and wastewater issues are set to be addressed with the launch of first National Sewer Management Compliance Committee.

The Water Authority of Fiji is urging customers in the Northern Division to boil all drinking water after recent heavy rainfall caused high turbidity levels in water sources, which have affected operations at the treatment plants.