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.

Early medical treatment could help kidney patients avoid up to fifteen years of dialysis, helping prevent further complications and health issues while also reducing the financial burden of long-term dialysis care.

Residents and vendors in Nakasi have raised concerns over a severe foul smell believed to be coming from the local abattoir.

Counterstroke Fiji says many people in the country still do not know when or where to seek support for non-communicable diseases.

Stigma surrounding stroke remains a major barrier that affects people’s decisions to seek help early.

The Methodist Church is urging Fijians to take greater responsibility for their health.

Parents, grandparents, and caregivers have been urged to exercise extreme vigilance during the final weeks of the school holidays.

Transient ischemic strokes and hemorrhagic strokes are among the most common types of stroke in Fiji.

Health Minister Dr Atonio Lalabalavu paid tribute to the late Permanent Secretatry of Health and Medical Services Dr Jemesa Tudravu, describing him as a devoted public servant whose life was defined by service, humility, and faith.

UN Resident Coordinator Dirk Wagener states that the Pacific faces urgent challenges from climate change and must accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals this year.

Counterstroke Fiji says this year has been highly productive and successful, as the organization achieved its goals and objectives in supporting people affected by non-communicable diseases.