Fiji
If Fiji MPs can get a pay rise so can teachers, union says
The union is not backing down from its demand for a 30 percent pay rise and have threatened strike action, as the education ministry struggles from teacher shortage.
World Surf League picks Cloudbreak Fiji for 2025 finals
The wave located off the island of Tavarua is also returning this year as the last regular championship tour stop in August - the last event was held in 2017.
Fiji Military launch inquiry into navy vessel 'mishap'
"It is imperative for us to demonstrate our commitment to transparency and accountability by thoroughly examining the mishap," Commander Jone Kalouniwai says.
Fiji Pride Month launch: It's about 'a more inclusive world'
Rainbow Pride Foundation board director Lady Rhonda Dina says Pride Month is a "powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for acceptance and inequality".
Fijian president to Zelensky: Ukraine 'can count on Fiji's support'
Ratu Wiliame Katonivere Katonivere said his presence at the summit signifies Fiji's high-level support to Ukraine.
FijiFirst resignations 'shocking' - Supporters 'let down', says professor
A governance professor in Fiji and a former Electoral Commission member says the resignation of the founding members of the country's largest political party in parliament is a "shocker". Audio
Crew 'safely evacuated' after RFNS Puamau 'grounding incident' - Fiji Navy
RFNS Puamau, which was gifted from the Australian government, was commissioned last month. The Fiji Navy says "at present, it is premature to determine the details of the events that unfolded".
FijiFirst party's founding members step down
FijiFirst party's founding members step down. Audio
FijiFirst founders Bainimarama, Sayed-Khaiyum and others resign
The founding members of the FijiFirst party, including former prime minister Frank Bainimarama and ex-attorney-general Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, have resigned.
Pacific Netball Series: Fiji Pearls focus on 'one game at a time'
Captain Alesi Waqa said while they have prepared well, they respect their opponents at the week-long event in Brisbane starting next Monday.
NZ announces nearly $27 million for projects in Fiji
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon made the announcement in Suva, including removing the need for transit visas for Fijians entering New Zealand.
Leung is Fiji's new attorney-general
Fiji government has stripped the role of chief legal advisor from its Justice Minister Siromi Turaga and appointed lawyer Graham Leung as the new Attorney-General.
NZ to 'sharpen focus in the Pacific' - Luxon
Enhancing trade and economic cooperation and engagement in the Pacific will be the focus when Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visits Niue and Fiji.
Fiji's main opposition FijiFirst sacks 17 MPs who voted for pay rise
Those removed from the party include the opposition leader, Inia Seruiratu, who told Parliament that MPs had "wants" and "needs" and "church commitments" to justify the salary bump.
Fijian-born soldier commands NZDF construction troop in Tonga
For Lieutenant Jokaveti (Sue) Waqanivalu, being in Tonga's remote Ha'apai islands with the New Zealand Army's Exercise Tropic Twilight reminded her of her home country Fiji.
Fiji MPs vote for salary increases as public faces economic hardships
Fiji's parliament has approved the salary increases for the President, Speaker, Ministers, Assistant Ministers and MPs.
Pasifika Sipoti - a preview of weekend sports
A round-up of sports action this weekend, including Super Rugby Pacific, soccer, women's, rugby league, boxing, beach volleyball
Rabuka says MPs salary bump justified as they're paid 'like a pretty junior military officer'
"I doubt our MPs can see the poor and the ordinary from their tinted cars," a former parliamentarian says.