French Polynesia
Tahiti strike risks flight delays
Hundreds of passengers in French Polynesia risk being stranded because of a strike by Air France.
Tahiti's Tahoeraa loses another assembly member
French Polynesia's Tahoeraa Huiraatira Party has lost another assembly member who is siding with the ruling majority.
Acquittals in Tahiti's Honotua affair
The criminal court in French Polynesia has acquitted all suspects in the case over the Honotua cable contract.
Tahiti Nui concept rejected
French Polynesia's ruling party has roundly dismissed a proposal to turn the territory into an associated state of France.
Flosse lashes out at Tahiti prosecutor
French Polynesia's former president, Gaston Flosse, has hit out at the judicial system, questioning the integrity of those in charge of the prosecution in the territory.
Tahiti marks 150 years since first Chinese workers
Descendants of Chinese migrants to French Polynesia on Sunday marked the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the first Chinese workers in Tahiti.
Temaru in Tahiti assembly ceremony stunt
French Polynesia's pro-independence politicians, led by Oscar Temaru, have briefly seized the podium of the assembly to unfurl a banner which said 'Welcome to the National Assembly of Maohi Nui'.
Tefaarere in Tahiti appeal court
The appeal court in French Polynesia has heard the case against a former top politician, Hiro Tefaarere, who last year was given a jail sentence for attempting to misuse public funds.
Flosse may face Tahiti court over china theft
French Polynesia's disgraced former president, Gaston Flosse, and his partner, Pascale Haiti, are expected to face the criminal court in Tahiti over the alleged theft of china from the presidency.
Tahiti assembly offices searched
Police investigators in French Polynesia have searched offices of the territorial assembly in a probe into alleged phantom jobs.
Tahiti's Fritch in court over radio subsidy
The French Polynesian president has appeared in the criminal court in Tahiti on charges of exerting undue influence.
Court annuls Tahiti minister's appointment
The French supreme court has annulled the 2014 appointment of a French Polynesian minister, Tea Frogier.
Despite rulings, Tahiti's Flosse still wants to run in 2018
Lawyers for French Polynesia's disgraced former president, Gaston Flosse, are reportedly considering an appeal against a ruling that would prevent him from standing for office at the next election.
Tahiti's Flosse ineligible until 2019
The French justice ministry has quashed hopes of French Polynesia's disgraced former president to be able to stand for office in two years.
Tahiti opposition to take France to ICJ
French Polynesia's pro-independence opposition is planning to join international action to pursue France for alleged crimes against humanity.
Tahiti's Flosse won't appeal spy case conviction
French Polynesia's disgraced president will not appeal against last week's conviction in the appeal court which gave him a suspended 18-month jail term for misuse of public funds over his invasion of…
French Polynesia remains on cyclone alert
A orange alert remains in force in the western parts of French Polynesia as strong winds and rain continue.
Former Tahiti president gets another suspended sentence
French Polynesia's court of appeal has given a suspended 18-month jail term to a former president Gaston Flosse for misuse of public funds over his invasion of privacy.
Cyclone Yalo expected to fizzle out today
Cyclone Yalo continues to move southeast across French Polynesia, but is weakening and is expected to fizzle out over the course of today.
Environmental groups condemn Hollande speech
An umbrella group of French environmental organisations has condemned the announcements made in Tahiti by the French president Francois Hollande about helping nuclear weapons test victims.