French Polynesia
Tahiti's Temaru to stand trial in June
French Polynesia's pro-independence leader Oscar Temaru is to stand trial in the criminal court in June for allegedly misusing public funds.
Air Tahiti Nui top choice in US survey
Air Tahiti Nui has been voted the best airline to the South Pacific in a survey by the US magazine Global Traveler.
New tuna project for Hao in French Polynesia
A further fishing project is being drawn up centring on French Polynesia's Hao atoll.
Concern over Tahiti gender parity provisions
Questions are being raised in French Polynesia about whether amending the statute will eliminate gender parity in the territorial assembly.
French Polynesia lawyer seeks acquittal on huge fraud
The lawyer acting for a former French Polynesian bailiff has asked for his client to be acquitted because he can repay the money he has defrauded.
French High Commissioner fingered in Tahiti row
A French Polynesian court has found that the French High Commissioner acted illegally in a marital property dispute involving the veteran politician Gaston Flosse.
French Poly govt decides against claiming damages in Kautai case
The French Polynesian government has decided against claiming damages and interest for the abuse of public funds by one its assembly members.
French Polynesia LTA boss gives in to strikers
The head of French Polynesia's Land Transport Agency has reportedly given in to strikers' demands and resigned.
China diplomats seek Tahiti gag for settling account
China's consulate in French Polynesia says it will only pay what it owes to a Tahitian property owner if there is no negative mention of its officials on the internet.
Pakumotu fugitive caught at French navy open day
A fugitive member of French Polynesia's self-styled Pakumotu kingdom has been arrested in Papeete.
Tahiti keen on business ties with NZ's Tainui
The French Polynesian president Edouard Fritch has reiterated his willingness for economic and financial cooperation with New Zealand's Tainui people.
French Polynesia unions call for LTA head to be removed
Two striking unions in French Polynesia say they want a court to confirm that there is a conflict of interest in the running of the Land Transport Agency.
Party backs up claim France targeting Temaru
French Polynesia's pro-independence Tavini Huiraatira Party has reiterated its accusation that France is trying to politically assassinate its leader Oscar Temaru.
French Polynesia MP Angelo Frebault swaps sides
A now independent French Polynesian assembly member Angelo Frebault is about to join the ruling Tapura Huiraatira Party - two months after being expelled from the opposition Tahoeraa Huiraatira Party.
French Senate to allow more nuclear compo claims
The French Senate has approved $US3 million to allow more nuclear weapons test victims in French Polynesia to resubmit their compensation claims.
French Polynesian mayor has sentences quashed
France's highest court has quashed two sentences given to a high-profile French Polynesian mayor Cyril Tetuanui.
Tahiti's Flosse charged with fraud along with son
French Polynesia's veteran politician Gaston Flosse and his son Reginald have been charged for an allegedly fraudulent Paris property arrangement.
Flosse detained in Tahiti for questioning
French Polynesia's veteran politician Gaston Flosse is in custody to be questioned over the legality of a Paris property arrangement.
Temaru detention fuels Tahiti war of words
There has been a war of words in French Polynesia after the opposition's Oscar Temaru faced his first ever formal police interrogation.
Tahiti opposition to circulate petition over nuke legacy
French Polynesia's pro-independence opposition party says it will circulate a petition locally and internationally to back campaigns against France over the legacy of its nuclear weapons tests.