Fiji
'Pal must go': USP staff want vice-chancellor out
Fiji-based staff and students at the regional university are striking in Suva, demanding that the head of the institution step down immediately over "leadership failures".
'It will rejuvenate the party': Fiji PM on split in People's Alliance
Sitiveni Rabuka has brushed off concerns around a rift in his ruling People's Alliance Party.
Fiji employer groups warnings amid employment law reforms
Employer groups in Fiji have sounded alarm bells over new laws which could result in significant job losses, business closures, and erode investor confidence. Audio
Rabuka confirms split within People's Alliance
The Fijian prime minister made the surprising announcement on his official Facebook page, saying, "Our focus is clear, and our mission continues."
Fiji employer groups warn of job loses amid govt's employment law reforms
But the Employment Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to fostering inclusive dialogue during the review of the Employment Relations Act (ERA) 2007.
Fiji Rugby: 'Not one player has come forward with evidence of corruption'
The union said it engaged the services of I. Naiveli & Co Chartered Accountants to condcut an investigation to ensure transparency and accountability.
New bilingual book explores Fiji's rich culture
Despite Fiji being one of the largest Pacific island nations, there's seemingly a lack of good books about the country in print. Audio
Fiji Day 2024: Fijians mark 54 years of independence
President Ratu Wiliame Katonivere said the Fiji Day provides the opportunity for all Fijians to to come together as one.
Mosese Rauluni resigns as Fijiana head coach
Fiji Rugby says this decision has been made by Rauluni because his acknowledges that the recent results have not been to the high performance standards he set for the team.
Why Fiji's new anti-corruption commissioner was arrested on her first day in the job
Even by Fijian standards of high political drama, the arrest of the country's new anti-corruption commissioner on her first day in the job was extraordinary.
Fiji PM not worried by phone and laptop spend for MPs
Fiji's Prime Minister has dismissed criticism regarding MPs enriching themselves following the government's tender for high-end laptops and mobile phones for legislators.
Solesolevaki: A Fijian family's story of connection through art
Vasemaca Ema Tavola explores her heritage and identity through an exhibition in Auckland.
'Touch screen' laptops and 'high-end' mobiles for Fiji MPs
But Labour leader and former prime minister Mahendra Chaudhry said the government was yet to release 50 percent of the free education grant for Term 2.
Fiji's defence minister addresses country's crippling issues
Fiji's Defence Minister spoke to RNZ Pacific about police corruption, the ocean of peace proposal and its view on rising tensions between U.S. and China. Audio
Fiji's speaker 'must resign' after 'racially charged' remarks - rights groups
Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu made comments in response to an MP, who is a descendant of blackbirded Pacific Islanders, which rights groups say were "racially charged" and "evil".
Bula vinaka: Fijian language week
The Fijian Language Week kicked of on Sunday in Aotearoa and this year's theme is 'Vakamareqeta na vosa vakaviti' which means to 'nurture and sustain the Fijian language'.
Much of Fiji's Central Division facing water disruptions
The water cuts also resulted in the parliament session for Friday to be cancelled to ensure MPs "hygience standards" aren't compromised, but affected schools are open.
Pray for Fijian peacekeepers in the Middle East - minister
Fijian peacekeepers in the Middle East are "well, safe and in high morale" amid escalated tensions in the region, the country's acting home affairs minister says.
