French Polynesia
Tahoeraa expulsions in Tahiti challenged
The vice-president of French Polynesia, Nuihau Laurey, has accused the Tahoeraa Huiraatira Party of using double standards by expelling him.
Four Tahiti party expulsions confirmed
French Polynesia's ruling Tahoeraa Huiraatira party has expelled four senior members, including the vice-president and the mayor of Papeete.
Sport: French Polynesia seeks 2023 Pacific Games
French Polynesia says it wants to host the 2023 Pacific Games.
Tahiti ministers object to expulsions
Several French Polynesian government ministers have sent a joint letter to their party leader, Gaston Flosse, advising him not to expel four members, including the vice-president, Nuihau Laurey.
Tension rises within Tahiti's ruling party
There is continued tension within French Polynesia's ruling Tahoeraa Huiraatira Party as expulsions are about to be formalised.
Tahiti vice president expelled from own party
The vice-president of French Polynesia, Nuihau Laurey, has been expelled from the ruling Tahoeraa Huiraatira Party for defying it by seeking a seat in the French Senate.
Laurey ready for expulsion from Tahiti top party
The vice-president of French Polynesia, Nuihau Laurey, says it would be regrettable if he was to be expelled from the ruling party for running for a seat in the French Senate.
Rifts deepen in Tahiti's ruling party
The rifts within the French Polynesia's ruling Tahoeraa Huiraatira Party have deepened, with its leader poised to expel two senior members.
Jail sought in French Polynesia presidential espionage case
The prosecution in a trial of French Polynesia's disgraced former president, Gaston Flosse, has requested a two-year jail sentence.
Soldier's death in Tahiti linked to malaria
Reports from French Polynesia say a French soldier who was found dead at the beginning of the week while on leave in Tahiti died of what appears to be a rare form of malaria.
Two-year jail term sought for Flosse over Tahiti spying
The prosecution in French Polynesia's espionage trial has requested a two-year jail sentence for the disgraced former president, Gaston Flosse, for espionage and abuse of public funds.
Jail term sought for Flosse over Tahiti spying
The prosecution in French Polynesia's espionage trial has requested a one-year jail sentence for the disgraced former president, Gaston Flosse, for invading the privacy of rival politicians…
Flosse defence justifies Tahiti surveillance
French Polynesia's criminal court has been told that the surveillance by a defunct espionage service was only conducted in public and was therefore legal.
Flosse in court over Tahiti spy agency
The trial has open in French Polynesia's criminal court of eight people for their involvement in a now defunct espionage service.
French Polynesia annuls Pam relief flight
The French Polynesian government has called off tomorrow's planned aid flight for victims of Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu.
Open rift in ruling party in French Polynesia
Divisions within French Polynesia's ruling party have deepened, with rival factions nominating different candidates for the May election of the territory's two members of the French Senate.
Tahiti court hears defamation case against Le Monde
The criminal court in French Polynesia has heard the defamation case brought against two French journalists over a book and a 2013 article in the French newspaper, Le Monde.
French Polynesia plans to help Vanuatu
The French Polynesian government wants to give Vanuatu cyclone victims 90,000 US dollars worth of materials.
Maraeura convicted in French Polynesia court
The criminal court in French Polynesia has banned the mayor of Rangiroa from holding an office for a year as part of a sentence for corruption.
French minister says nuclear comp needs revisiting
The French overseas minister, George Pau-Langevin says the 2010 nuclear compensation law needs to be revisited in view of the large number of claims.