Fiji
Fiji confirms child's death after severe weather from Urmil
Cyclone Urmil did not make landfall in Fiji, but it brought heavy rain and strong winds that resulted in the tragic loss of a child's life.
Former journalist cleared to travel after pleading not-guilty
Charlie Charters is leaving Fiji for work after denying corruption-related charges involving a mystery Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption whistleblower.
'Avoid unnecessary travel': Fiji police issue floodwater warning
Nearly 100 roads are closed or restricted due to flooding or washouts. Police are concerned by sightings of children playing in flooded areas and jumping off bridges into swollen rivers.
Rabuka's biggest election threat could come from within, academic says
A Fijian scholar at the Australian National University believes the Fijian government's coalition partners could pose the biggest threat in the next general election.
Fijian Flying Circus wows NZ crowd
Backflipping their way across the stage, testing the limits of balance on stilts and tightrope, swinging from silks and their own hair, the Fijian Flying Circus left New Zealand crowds in awe.
Urmil causes flooding, power outages in Fiji
Fiji is reeling this morning from the effects of Tropical Cyclone Urmil.
Drua come from behind to down the Canes in Lautoka
The hosts had to claw their way back into the game twice before securing victory.
Cyclone Urmil forms near Vanuatu
The category one system is generating winds of over 90kms per hour near its centre.
Fiji coalition parties could become election rivals - academic
A Fijian academic believes the government's coalition partners could pose the biggest threat for the Prime Minister's People's Alliance in the next general election. Audio
Fiji's opposition leader rallying support for election
Fiji's Opposition leader tried to get support from convicted former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama to contest the next election. Audio
Rabuka stands by anti-corruption body after arrest of coalition critic
The Fijian Prime Minister says his government will not interfere with the work of the country's anti-corruption agency following the latest turn of events involving a British-Fijian national.
Church and State 'stand together' to tackle Fiji's drugs, HIV crisis
Fiji's biggest Christian denomination has joined forces with the state in its efforts to address illicit drug use and the spread of HIV and AIDS in the population.
Former Fiji journalist faces charges from FICAC
A former Fijian journalist and sports administrator was finally charged by Fiji's anti-corruption agency on Monday, 48 hours after he was arrested and held in custody. Audio
Charters released on strict bail conditions in Fiji
Former Fijian journalist and sports administrator Charlie Charters was released on bail after appearing in the Suva Magistrates Court on charges laid by Fiji's anti-corruption agency.
Arrest of dual British-Fijian national sparks free speech concerns
The arrest and detention of Charlie Charters by Fiji's anti-corruption agency has sparked concerns about freedom of expression from the country's politicians, advocates and journalists.
Fiji ex PM and former police chief charged with mutiny
Fiji's former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama and former police commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho have been charged with inciting mutiny. Audio
Bainimarama and Qiliho on bail in inciting mutiny case
The former prime minister and police commissioner appeared in court on Thursday.
Fiji's ex-PM Bainimarama charged with inciting mutiny
Fiji police have charged former Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama and former Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho with inciting mutiny.
Former Fiji PM and police chief charged with inciting mutiny
The men allegedly encouraged senior military officers to act against the current military commander during a 2023 meeting.
