Fiji
Court ruling over amendment in Fiji constitution illegal
An exiled Fijian human rights lawyer believes the Supreme Court's ruling over amending the 2013 Constitution is illegal. Audio
Fijian PM hints at 'historic' referendum after landmark court ruling
Sitiveni Rabuka has hinted that the country may "hold its first-ever referendum" following last week's Supreme Court opinion aimed at amending the 2013 Constitution.
Fiji Supreme Court advises lowering requirements for amending 2013 Constitution
The Court has declared that the majority requirements for amending the 2013 Constitution should be lowered.
Fiji Police vindicated after record meth case convictions
Police commissioner Rusiate Tudravu said officers had faced public criticism over whether they were capable of handling such a significant case.
Fiji facing kava shortages
Fiji is facing a kava shortage caused by both disease infecting crops and an increase in overseas demand. Audio
Modi: Fiji-India working to 'add vigour' to growing partnership
Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with his Indian counterpart in New Delhi this week during an official visit at the invitation of the Indian government. Video
Fiji police investigate Australian judge
The Fijian police are investigating an Australian Supreme Court judge who criticised the Prime Minister last week for "inaction" over a controversial commission of inquiry.
Fijian judge sanctioned by US for backing Netanyahu arrest
A high-profile Fijian is among four International Criminal Court judges sanctioned by the Trump administration.
Fiji Law Society presses govt to explain push for constitutional amendments
An Australian barrister representing the Fiji Law Society called out the Fijian State in the Supreme Court this week, questioning why it wants to urgently alter the country's constitution.
Cancer patients told to buy chemotherapy drugs or go without - Fiji Cancer Society
The head of the Cancer Society says "we cannot stay quiet while lives are priced out of treatment" and is calling on the government to act on the issue.
Fiji's Supreme Court hears case on amending 2013 Constitution
Fiji's highest court began hearing a constitutional case on Monday, brought by the Fijian government regarding making changes to the supreme law of the country.
Media reports of meeting deferal 'unfortunate'
Media reports of meeting deferal 'unfortunate' - former PIF director. Audio
Suspension of salary 'unjustified' - Pryde
Fiji's chief prosecutor claims the President's suspension of his NZ$184,000 salary is illegal and unjustified.
Fake e-visa site a 'serious threat', warns Fiji Immigration
Fiji's Immigration Ministry has issued an "urgent and high-priority" warning about a fake website impersonating the country's official e-Visa platform.