Fiji Drug Awareness

02/09/2026

Fiji’s corrections facilities have recorded 206 confirmed HIV cases, with the increase remaining a key health threat for the Fiji Corrections Service.

01/09/2026

Survey aims to replace planning estimates with validated data

31/08/2026

Ratu Loco Kalokalodrau Qiolevu says unity, education and protecting the vanua are key priorities for Naitasiri.

30/08/2026

27/08/2026

A FIJI Ministry of Health counsellor living with HIV for nearly 20 years has called for greater access to harm-reduction services, HIV prevention and treatment, and support for people who inject drugs.

Rebecca Kubunavanua, a counsellor with the ministry’s Sexual Reproductive Health and HIV Hub, said HIV responses must focus on people’s lives and challenges rather than statistics, policies or labels.

“When we talk about harm reduction, HIV adherence, and people who inject drugs, we are not simply talking about statistics, policies, or health interventions,” Kubunavanua said.

“We are talking about real people, live lives, families, choices, challenges, and opportunities for support.”

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24/08/2026

AUSTRALIA will support Fiji in strengthening its border security through the installation of a new border management system under the Vuvale Partnership. Australian High Commissioner to […]

24/08/2026

FIJI is facing a growing methamphetamine problem, with the drug increasingly affecting young people and communities, says Fiji Police Narcotics Division Inspector Usaia Donu. Mr Donu […]

24/08/2026

Fiji is finding people living with HIV faster than it is linking them to treatment and keeping them in care, with only 56 percent of diagnosed people

24/08/2026

White House nightclub president John Jeong Choon-Sik, of Martintar, Nadi, said nightclubs should not be blamed for HIV transmission.

24/08/2026

The growing impact of drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, youth offending and violence against women will be among the issues highlighted during the M**h