Minister for Local Government, Maciu Nalumisa admits that anyone can access Vunato Landfill in Lautoka as they do not have strict security measures.

Some residents, especially the elderly, who witnessed a bus carrying primary school student’s tumble in Lautoka last month are still trying to recover from what they saw.

The Health Ministry has embarked on a mission to address severe electrical and sewage problems plaguing Navua Hospital.

Lifeline Fiji has emphasized the importance of discussing suicide in a sensitive manner, avoiding exaggeration or sensationalism that may further burden individuals already struggling with suicidal ideations.

The increase in excise tax on alcohol and tobacco (five percent) and carbonated and sugar products indicates government’s intent to tackle the non-communicable disease crisis in Fiji.

The newly-opened private hospital, Pacific Specialist Healthcare in Nadi has successfully delivered its first baby last weekend.

The Health Ministry has issued a strong advisory, urging individuals with chronic diseases to refrain from visiting the Vunato Area in Lautoka until the smoke from the ongoing rubbish dump fire subsides.

Fiji recorded 46 HIV-related deaths last year, which is also the highest in the region and for Fiji.

The youngest patient to have undergone heart surgery last week at the Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Children’s Hospital in Suva was an eight-week old baby.

A Solomon Island family is celebrating the successful heart surgery of their son today following his discharge yesterday.

A donor coordination team has been established by the Ministry of Health to fast-track their assistance process.

St. Giles Hospital has joined forces with Health and Wellness mentors to introduce yoga sessions as part of their stress-relieving efforts, aiming to address the high burnout rate among staff members.