Fiji
More confusion in Fiji over leadership of main opposition party
There's more confusion in Fiji surrounding the leadership role of the main opposition party.
Sex abuse allegations rock Fiji catholic church
The head of the Catholic Church in Fiji says he was not aware of allegations of sexual abuse levelled against the church this week. Audio
Fiji court dismisses ATS injunction over mass terminations
Fiji's High Court has denied an application for an injunction against the termination of the Air Terminal Services staff.
Fiji tourism campaign targets locals
As the Covid-19 pandemic causes economic uncertainty in the Pacific, tourism has been in the front and centre of the health crisis in the region. Audio
French to use Bastille Day to help Fijians
The French community in Fiji is to celebrate Bastille Day this weekend in a new way.
Fiji police officers face court appearances
Eight police officers in Fiji charged over the beating of two people have been released on bail.
Fiji sisters seek dignity following disaster
Fiji is battling the impacts of both the Covid-19 pandemic and Cyclone Harold, which left widespread devastation when it struck the country in April. Audio
Fiji opposition searches for new leadership
Fiji's main opposition party is looking for its next generation of leaders, as its party's problems continue.
Five more Covid-19 cases are confirmed in Fiji quarantine
Five new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Fiji, all of them in border quarantine.
NZ Navy Pacific patrols limited by Covid-19 risk
The New Zealand Navy will not be boarding suspicious fishing vessels in the Pacific due to the risk of Covid-19.
Fiji Rugby launch first ever women's academy
Thirty players have been inducted into Fiji Rugby's first ever women's high performance academy, in preparation for the 2021 World Cup.
Hope fading for timely Pacific Bubble
The harsh economic realities of tourists staying away from Island holidayspots are really starting to bite. Audio
8 Fiji police officers charged over Tavua beating
Eight police officers in Fiji have been charged over the beating of two people in Tavua in March.
Rabuka no longer leader as Fiji's Sodelpa tries to move forward
Sitiveni Rabuka is no longer the leader of Fiji's main opposition party, Sodelpa..
Fiji NRL axes lower grades to combat Covid-19
The Fiji National Rugby League has axed the reserve and junior grades from this year's Vodafone Cup domestic competition, to help mitigate the impacts of Covid-19.
Fijians urged to support local tourism
With Fiji tourism hard-hit by Covid-19, businesses dependent on foreigners are now focussed on attracting locals.