Fiji
Mourning in Fiji for Ratu Finau Mara
Preparations are underway in Fiji for the funeral of one of its chiefs.
Fiji PM announces new Covid-19 case, total now 18
Fiji's prime minister, Frank Bainimarama today announced the country's 18th case of Covid-19.
Fiji social media poster charged for violating Public Order Act
A legal consultant in Fiji has been charged for violating the Public Order Act over a controversial social media post.
Fiji schools to remain closed until June
Fiji's Education Ministry says schools across the country will remain closed until June due to the Covid-19 threat.
Law and legal process must be maintained in Fiji during crises like Covid-19
The Fiji Law Society says it's vital the machinery of law and legal process is maintained in the midst of crises like Covid-19.
More power restored in Fiji post-Cyclone Harold
Power supply has been restored to more areas in Fiji affected by Cyclone Harold this month.
Fiji magistrate's ruling on curfew breakers set aside
A high court judge in Fiji has set aside a magistrate's ruling to acquit three people charged with breaching the Covid-19 nationwide curfew.
Lockdown eases in some Pacific countries as regional cases grow
Some Pacific Island countries are beginning to emerge from lockdown, as the number of Covid-19 cases across the region inches towards 300.
New Zealand sends aid supplies to cyclone-hit Fiji
A New Zealand Air Force Hercules will fly to Fiji on Saturday carrying relief supplies.
TC Harold leaves one dead, dozens injured and more than 2000 homes destroyed in Fiji
More details about the extent of the damage caused by Cyclone Harold last week in Fiji are emerging as relief supplies and food rations reach the worst-hit areas in the country.
Fiji declares second State of Natural Disaster as Covid-19 cases increase
Fiji's government has declared the country's second State of Natural Disaster in a week, following the country's 17th confirmed case of Covid-19.
Fiji govt at odds with magistrate over Covid-19 curfew ruling
Fiji's government says a court ruling challenging the Prime Minister's powers to order the arrests of anyone breaching the Covid-19 nationwide curfew is flawed.
Fiji police investigating death of prisoner
Fiji police are investigating the death of a remand prisoner in Lautoka on Monday.
Sport: FRU chair nominated for World Rugby Executive Committee
Fiji Rugby Union Chair Francis Kean is one of eight nominations competing for seven available positions on the powerful World Rugby Executive Committee.
Suva lockdown to continue until Covid-19 screening targets are met
Fiji's Prime Minister says the lockdown in Suva will not be lifted until the government is satisfied the number people screened has improved.
Fiji PM says relief has reached areas devastated by Cyclone Harold
Fiji's Prime Minister says relief supplies and food rations have reached the badly-hit remote areas of the country since last week's devastation by Cyclone Harold.
Fiji government welcomes village-based lockdown measures
Fiji's government has welcomed moves by villagers to implement their own lockdown measures within their communities due to the Covid-19 threat.
Fiji police arrest more Covid-19 restriction breachers, including one of their own
Fiji police continue to struggle with people breaching the government's Covid-19 restrictions with 117 arrests made in the last 24 hours, including a police officer.
Sports: Fiji sports grounds escape major damage
Sports grounds in Fiji have escaped major damage from Cyclone Harold.
Many homeless or without electricity in Fiji after Cyclone Harold
The scale of Cyclone Harold's impact continues to be revealed, days after last week's storm.