Trade activity through Lautoka Port is expected to grow significantly in the coming decades, driven by rising cargo volumes, vehicle imports, and a rebound in cruise tourism.

Rheumatic heart disease care will no longer be treated as a separate service in Fiji.

Increasing cases of tooth decay among children are becoming a growing public health concern in Fiji, according to Health Minister Dr. Atonio Lalabalavu.

A total of 95 recruits passed out from the Naboro Corrections Complex today after completing 14 weeks of intensive training.

Charan Jeath Singh has extended his warm greetings to Hindu communities across Fiji and abroad as the auspicious festival of Ram Navami begins.

The Fiji Institute of Surveyors Council commemorated World Surveyors Day in recognition of the vocation’s contribution to the nation’s development.

Fifty-eight percent of Fiji’s population still do not have access to proper and safe drinking water, says Minister for Health Dr Atonio Lalabalavu.

The lifts at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital that were previously out of service are now fully operational, the Assistant Minister for Health Penioni Ravunawa has confirmed.

Racial division continues to pose a serious threat to economic growth and national progress, with leaders warning that its impacts go far beyond social tensions.

The Ministry of Health today launched the National Acute Rheumatic Heart Disease Policy, aimed at strengthening care, support, and monitoring of the disease in the country.

Outreach programs have revealed that dental caries remains critical, with many young children requiring permanent tooth extractions due to preventable conditions.

Lautoka Port has reached a major milestone with the completion of several infrastructure projects aimed at strengthening operations and supporting Fiji’s trade and logistics sector.