Fiji
'It all depends on the members' - Fiji's Speaker
Fiji Parliament's Speaker Ratu Epeli Nailatikau says a Parliament is only as good as its members. Audio
WHO and UNICEF help Fiji's govt address vaccine shortage
A temporary shortage of the measles vaccine in Fiji is due to a "huge surge" in demand from the public, the World Health Organisation says.
Sport: Tonga women's rugby team welcome World Cup lifeline
The Tonga women's rugby team are welcoming their World Cup lifeline, after being withdrawn from the Oceania Championship after the team was quarantined for measles.
Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific: Day Three
A group of MPs spent five days travelling through Tonga and Fiji. Were they soaking up some sun or was it work? Daniela Maoate-Cox follows them through Fiji on day three to find out. Audio
Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific: Day Three
A group of MPs spent five days travelling through Tonga and Fiji. Were they soaking up some sun or was it work? Daniela Maoate-Cox follows them through Fiji on day three to find out.
AudioSport: Manusina keeping an eye on World Cup decider
Samoa have rung the changes for today's Oceania Rugby Women's Championship clash against Australia A, as they keep an eye firmly on their World Cup qualification decider against Fiji at the weekend.
Authorities in Fiji urge public to respect quarantine
Fijian authorities are warning police will be deployed to quarantine areas if those with measles fail to adhere to health ministry advice.
Fiji measles cases rises to 10
There's been another confirmed case of measles in Fiji, bringing the total count to 10.
Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific
Five New Zealand MPs travelled through Tonga and Fiji on a Speaker-led delegation. This is a six part series following the group to find out what they do and why
Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific
Five New Zealand MPs travelled through Tonga and Fiji on a Speaker-led delegation. This is a six part series following the group to find out what they do and why
AudioFiji's Opposition call for inquiry over Grace Road Church
The Fijian government has been urged to come clean over its relationship with the controversial South Korean religious group Grace Road. Audio
Measles: Warning over Fiji's limited vaccine supply
A health official in Fiji has warned that if the shortage of the measles vaccine continues it will have a devastating effect on the government's efforts to curb the outbreak of the disease.
Fiji school for blind closed over measles scare
A school for the blind in Fiji has closed after a student developed measles-like symptoms.
Call for inquiry into Fiji govt links with South Korean cult
An Opposition MP in Fiji has called for an inquiry into the operations of South Korean cult - Grace Road Church - in the country.
Fiji govt's recruitment of Vanuatu labourers criticised
Fiji's government has come under fire over its recruitment of foreign nationals to cut the country's sugar cane.
Thousands queue for measles vaccination in Fiji
Thousands of people have been lining up at health centres in Fiji's Central Division to get vaccinated for measles, says a health official.
Fiji nationals in court over meth seizure
Two men from Fiji have appeared in a New Zealand court following the seizure of 34kg of methamphetamine worth millions of dollars.
Sport: Flying Fijians' coach predicts exciting future
Fiji rugby coach John McKee is keen to extend his time in charge and believes the season-ending victory over the Barbarians shows the side has an exciting future.
