Fiji

Fiji Airways is continuing to operate its two Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft despite recent fatal incidents involving the aircraft.

Fiji have narrowed the gap on the competition leaders after finishing third at the Vancouver leg of the World Sevens Series.

Fiji Airways says it has full confidence in the airworthiness of its Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes.

Belief remains strong in the Fiji sevens camp despite a tournament to forget in Las Vegas last weekend.

Former Australian horse trainer John Nikolic has been sentenced to 23 years in jail for importing cocaine into Fiji on his luxury yacht.

A youth leader from the Federated States of Micronesia says young people in her country are struggling to find their voice and highlight their needs.

Georgia's deputy foreign minister is in Fiji for two days of talks and to ink a visa free deal between the two countries.

The two time New Zealand Olympic rowing champion Mahe Drysdale is considering switching allegiance to Fiji in a bid to get to the Tokyo Olympics.

A recent sewer leak near one of Fiji's tourism hotspots has prompted calls for checks that the infrastructure can cope.

The leader of Fiji's National Federation Party says ratepayers and citizens deserve democracy and not dictatorship.

A civil servant in Fiji was questioned by police today following his claims on social media of organ trafficking in the country.

Rugby's governing body have defended plans to launch a new World League competition will provide opportunities for all countries to compete at the top level on merit, with promotion and relegation.

The rise of Mate Ma'a Tonga continues with blockbuster rugby league tests against New Zealand, Great Britain and Australia all confirmed for later this year.

Japan's Ambassador to Fiji, Masahiro Omura, says the short stop by a Japanese military transport plane in Nadi was a way to strengthen ties between the two countries.

Fiji's President has told the people of Rotuma that no Fijian will be left behind by the country's socio-economic policies.

Tourism operators in Fiji have been told to treat locals the same way as they treat visitors from around the world.

The record number of tourists who visited Fiji last year almost matched the number of people living in the country, Fiji's Prime Minister says.

Fiji's opposition leader Sitiveni Rabuka has accused the country's prime minister of making false claims to the UN Human Rights Council.