Fiji
'Not on the right side of history'
The opening of a Fijian embassy in Jerusalem has received mixed responses. Audio
Pasifika sipoti highlights with rugby, netball and futsal
The Flying Fijians won their seventh Pacific Nations Cup title following their second consecutive final win over Japan in Sal Lake City at the weekend. Audio
'Brothers' Netanyahu and Rabuka open Fiji's embassy in Jerusalem
Last week, the Fijian prime minister doubled down on his government's decision to establish an embassy in the contested city, despite drawing criticism.
NZ courts Fiji to join regional trade pact
But a Fijian deputy prime minister says signing up to PACER Plus, a regional free trade and partnership agreement, in its current form could be devastating for the country. Audio
Fiji's Deputy PM reaches out to Kiwi investors to grow economy
Manoa Kamikamica led a delegation to New Zealand with the aim of securing investors interested in contributing to the country's growth beyond tourism.
'It's a govt decision': Fijian PM defends Jerusalem embassy plan
Sitiveni Rabuka says the country's move to set up a permanent diplomatic mission in Israel is "not a religious decision". Audio
Rabuka persists with Israel embassy opening despite criticism
Fiji will formally open its first embassy in Israel next week.Despite backlash Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is expected to lead the official delegation to Jerusalem. Audio
Transgender doctor's alleged murder sparks fear in Fiji's LGBTQIA+ community
Dr Isireli Buimaitotoya, also known as Leighley Leli Darling, was found with multiple injuries in a pool of blood at their home near Nadi International Airport on 1 September.
Court ruling over amendment in Fiji constitution illegal
An exiled Fijian human rights lawyer believes the Supreme Court's ruling over amending the 2013 Constitution is illegal. Audio
Fijian PM hints at 'historic' referendum after landmark court ruling
Sitiveni Rabuka has hinted that the country may "hold its first-ever referendum" following last week's Supreme Court opinion aimed at amending the 2013 Constitution.
Fiji Supreme Court advises lowering requirements for amending 2013 Constitution
The Court has declared that the majority requirements for amending the 2013 Constitution should be lowered.
Fiji Police vindicated after record meth case convictions
Police commissioner Rusiate Tudravu said officers had faced public criticism over whether they were capable of handling such a significant case.
Fiji facing kava shortages
Fiji is facing a kava shortage caused by both disease infecting crops and an increase in overseas demand. Audio
Modi: Fiji-India working to 'add vigour' to growing partnership
Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka met with his Indian counterpart in New Delhi this week during an official visit at the invitation of the Indian government. Video
Fiji police investigate Australian judge
The Fijian police are investigating an Australian Supreme Court judge who criticised the Prime Minister last week for "inaction" over a controversial commission of inquiry.
Fijian judge sanctioned by US for backing Netanyahu arrest
A high-profile Fijian is among four International Criminal Court judges sanctioned by the Trump administration.
