Fiji
Fiji's ex-PM Bainimarama charged with inciting mutiny
Fiji police have charged former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho with inciting mutiny.
Fiji's president warns against 'fear and division' ahead of elections
In an address at the opening of the fourth and final session of parliament before the polls, Ratu Naiqama called on political leaders and their supporters to respect the rule of law. Audio
Fiji president warns MPs not to "sow seeds of fear'
Fiji's president has urged the country's parliamentarians not to sow seeds of fear and division this election year. Audio
Fijian Drua go down to Moana Pasifika in Lautoka
Fijian Drua go down to Moana Pasifika in round one of the Super Rugby Pacific. Audio
Ailava Samuels claims Miss Pacific Islands crown
The 19-year-old won the beauty pageant on home soil during the crowning night in Nadi on Saturday, marking Fiji's first win since 2016.
Fiji to reopen Auckland consulate - diplomat
The Fijian government plans to reopen its consulate in Auckland to assist the Fijian diaspora and harness trade development opportunities in Aotearoa.
Fijian circus takes flight
Fiji's only professional circus is just days away from making its Aotearoa debut.
Former Miss Solomon Islands speaks on Pacific pageant
A new queen of the Pacific will emerge this weekend, seven representatives from around the region are in Fiji gearing up for the Miss Pacific Islands crowning night. Audio
Most adults have NCD risk factor - Fiji survey
A health survey says almost all adults in Fiji aged between 18 and 69 have at least one risk factor for non-communicable diseases.
'Menstruation is not an illness'
Fiji Women's Rights Movement has told a parliamentary committee the country should introduce a 12-day paid menstruation leave for female workers as part of labour law reform. Audio
Fiji women's rights urges govt to improve country's labour laws
The head of the Fiji Women's Rights Movement is calling for a strengthening of a bill seeking to improve the country's labour laws. Audio
Former Fiji anti-corruption chief seeks millions in compensation
The sacked head of Fiji's anti-corruption unit wants nearly USD$1.4 million from the government plus her job back. Audio
'Decide for ourselves': Ratu Tevita Mara warns Fiji against looking back to Britain
A high chief and the son of Fiji's first prime minister says Fijians need to decide their own future rather than "recede" the country back to the British Monarchy.
Former anti-corruption chief seeks millions in compensation
The Fiji High Court ruled on Monday that Barbara Malimali's dismissal in June last year by the Fijian head of state - on the advice of Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka - was unlawful.
Fiji academic says court ruling 'embarrased' Fiji PM
A Fijian academic in New Zealand says a court ruling in favour of Fiji's dismissed anti-corruption chief has "embarrassed" Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. Audio
