French Polynesia
Air Moorea crash appeal case opens in Tahiti
The court of appeal in French Polynesia has begun hearing an appeal launched by those given jail sentences over the 2007 Air Moorea crash in which 20 people died.
France risks being sued over Moruroa nuclear waste - MP
A French Polynesian opposition politician is warning that his side might sue France if it fails to remove radioactive substances from its former weapons test site at Moruroa.
French Polynesian nurse accused of drug smuggling
A nurse in French Polynesia has been detained on suspicion of smuggling methamphetamine from the United States.
Challenge in French Polynesia over test memorial funding
A French Polynesian politician has challenged the funding model for the construction of a memorial for the nuclear weapons test legacy in Tahiti.
French Polynesia's dog meat trade complex issue - animal group
Dog meat consumption in French Polynesia reflects a complex cultural and geographic situation, says an animal protection group in Tahiti.
Tahiti leader open to French and Chinese initiatives
French Polynesia's president Edouard Fritch has expressed reservations about a French push to construct an Indo-Pacific axis to counter China.
Bardot decries dog meat trade in French Polynesia
The Brigitte Bardot Foundation has written an open letter to the French High Commissioner in Tahiti urging him to stop the illegal trade and consumption of dog meat.
Tahiti's Tong Sang gets suspended prison sentence
France's highest court has thrown out an appeal by three French Polynesian politicians given suspended jail sentences last year.
Land on Bora Bora returned to French Polynesia
French Polynesia and France have signed documents to confirm the return of 1.5 hectares of land on Bora Bora to French Polynesian ownership.
Free flu vaccine for the vulnerable in Tahiti
Health authorities in French Polynesia have made available 22,000 doses of free flu vaccine for people deemed to be at risk.
Tahiti chocolate showcased at Paris Chocolate Fair
Tahiti-made chocolate has been showcased at the opening night of this year's Chocolate Fair in Paris.
Tahiti chocolate showcased at Paris Chocolate Fair
Tahiti-made chocolate has been showcased at the opening night of this year's Chocolate Fair in Paris.
Dengue continues to spread in French Polynesia
Dengue type 2 continues to spread in French Polynesia, with more than 360 new cases registered in the past two weeks.
Woman mauled by shark in French Polynesia
A tourist has been badly injured in a shark attack in French Polynesia.
French nuclear testing archives shut - historian
A leading historian in French Polynesia says access to the archives of the French nuclear weapons programme has again been shut.
French Polynesia tourist murder: Killer's sentence extended
The criminal court in French Polynesia has added two months to the jail sentence of a man imprisoned for killing a German tourist in 2011.
China rejects pollution report in French Polynesia
China has rejected findings that a Chinese fishing vessel was the source of hundreds unused plastic bags washing up in French Polynesia.
French Polynesia approves law governing bingo
French Polynesia has approved a law governing bingo which sits outside French restrictions.
Appeal court revises sentence for convicted Tahiti mayor
The appeal court in French Polynesia has in part upheld a sentence given to the mayor of Papara, Putai Taae, in the criminal court in May for abuse of office.
Tupaia's descendants shed new light on Cook's navigator
Descendants of Tahitian navigator Tupaia want the record set straight on his travels with Captain James Cook on the Endeavour.