Fiji
Appeal against Rabuka dismissed by Chief Justice
An appeal involving the Fiji politician Sitiveni Rabuka has been dismissed by the High Court at Suva. Video
Sport: Yellow cards seal Flying Fijians fate vs Scotland
Flying Fijians rugby coach John McKee was left ruing ill-discipline at key moments in his side's 54-17 defeat by Scotland at the weekend.
Dateline Pacific evening edition for 12 November 2018
Blackout on campaigning in force in Fiji ahead of polls; NZ super changes delight some in the Pacific; A former PNG election candidate calls for better voter ID measures; Agencies try to address a… Audio
Blackout on campaigning in force in Fiji ahead of polls
In Fiji, billboards and banners have come down and an intense war of words is over for now with a campaign blackout in force ahead of Wednesday's election. Audio
Fiji blackout in force ahead of polls
A blackout on all campaigning and mention of political parties in the media is in force in Fiji ahead of election day on Wednesday.
Sport: Tonga, PNG qualify for World 7s Series
Tonga will compete on the men's World Sevens Series for the first time in more than five years after finishing fifth at the Oceania Sevens in Suva.
Sport: Pacific to benefit from revamped league calendar
Four Pacific Island nations will compete in the newly formed Oceania Cup rugby league competition from next year as part of a major changes announced to the international calendar.
Fiji defence officials visit Indonesian military expo
Fiji's Minister of Defence and National Security Ratu Inoke Kubuabola is in Jakarta attending the Indo Defence Expo and Forum.
Only minor glitches in Fiji election say observers
The multinational observer group watching Fiji's elections says they have seen no evidence of wrongdoing to date.
Fiji's Rabuka not worried about latest police summons
The leader of Fiji's Social Democratic Liberal Party Sitiveni Rabuka has been called in by the police for questioning.
Fiji prepares to vote in second election since coup
Fiji's political parties are heading into a final weekend of campaigning before next Wednesday's election - the second since the country's 2006 coup. RNZ Pacific's Sally Round reports from Fiji. Video, Audio
SODELPA set to exhaust all avenues to contest Fiji election
Fiji's Social Democratic Liberal Party will take further legal action if it needs to, to ensure the party's leader is eligible to contest the general election on Wednesday.
Sport: Setareki Tuicuvu to debut for Flying Fijians vs Scotland
Clermont fullback Setareki Tuicuvu will make his test debut this weekend after being named to start in the Flying Fijians Northern Rugby Tour opener against Scotland in Edinburgh.
Call in Fiji to help prevent spread of dengue
Fiji's Ministry of Health and Medical Services is urging Fijians to help prevent the spread of dengue fever by destroying potential mosquito breeding sites.
Rabuka case heard at Fiji High Court
A Fiji court has heard that politician Sitiveni Rabuka deliberately omitted information in relation to his assets, income and liabilities.
Fiji fisherpeople ripped off - report
A new report in Fiji has found local men and women who fish for a living are being ripped off by middlemen and exporters. Audio
Rotuma getting more plane seats at less cost
People travelling to Rotuma in Fiji can now do so more frequently and at less cost thanks to a major upgrade of the airport runway there. Audio
Sport: Gold medallist vows to never represent Fiji again
Fiji's Commonwealth Games champion Eileen Cikamatana has vowed to never represent her country again after falling out with the country's weightlifting administation. Audio
Amnesty calls on Fiji candidates to take human rights pledge
Amnesty International is calling on candidates in Fiji's election to sign on to a list of human rights commitments ahead of the next week's poll.
Fiji fisherpeople being ripped off - report
A new report in Fiji has found local men and women who fish for a living are being ripped off by middlemen and exporters.