French Polynesia
Convicted French Polynesia politicians take case to appeals court
The appeal court in French Polynesia has heard the case of three politicians convicted for abusing public funds.
United Airlines announces routes to French Polynesia
United Airlines has confirmed that it will launch flights to French Polynesia at the end of October.
Former head of defunct French Polynesia legal body sues govt
The former head of a now defunct legal body in French Polynesia has taken the government to court, seeking reparations of almost $US100,000.
Huge logistics around inter-island games in Tuamotus
Around 900 athletes have gathered on a small atoll in French Polynesia's East Tuamotu islands for the inter-island games, swelling the population at least two fold.
French overseas consultations to wrap up
The French overseas minister Annick Girardin says she will attend the state's broad public consultations in French Polynesia next month.
Huge Chinese fish farm on French Polynesian atoll delayed
The planned launch of a huge Chinese fish farm on Hao atoll in French Polynesia has been delayed because of a legal dispute.
25 veterans to get French nuclear compo
An appeal court in France has ruled that 25 veterans of the nuclear weapons tests in French Polynesia and Algeria have to be compensated for ill-health.
French Polynesia approves 2018 budget
French Polynesia's assembly has approved a budget of $US1.6 billion for 2018.
Competition lowers Tahiti airfares
Air Tahiti Nui will lower airfares on its route to Paris from April in the face of increasing competition.
Tahiti canteen strike ends
A strike in French Polynesia which has crippled meal services in Papeete for two weeks has been settled.
France's ruling party to contest Tahiti's 2018 election
France's ruling En Marche party has announced that it will contest French Polynesia's territorial election next year.
Sport: Tahiti rugby players pull out of Mini Games
Tahitian rugby sevens players will not compete at the Pacific Mini Games after pulling the plug at the eleventh hour.
Former Tahiti football boss restates innocence
The former head of Tahiti Football, Reynald Temarii, has rejected suggestions of wrongdoing over the allocation of the Football World Cup.
Fresh strike talk at Air France in Tahiti
There is a risk of another strike at Air France in French Polynesia.
News in French for 5 December 2017
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Air France Tahiti-based crew strike ends, says local media
Reports from French Polynesia say a strike by Tahiti-based flight attendants of Air France has ended.
Tahiti newspaper strike ends
A week-long strike at French Polynesia's La Depeche de Tahiti newspaper has been settled.
Sport: Tahiti athletes to compete under neutral banner
A Tahiti team will not take part in the Pacific Mini Games, with the territory's athletes to compete under a neutral banner, following the French Polynesia's government's decision to boycott the…
Former head of Tahiti football detained in corruption probe
The former head of Tahiti Football, Reynald Temarii, has been detained in Papeete in a probe into the allocation of the 2018 and 2022 Football World Cups.
Homeless drug addict faces two years jail for weapon theft
The criminal court in French Polynesia has jailed a 21-year-old man for two years for stealing a policeman's firearm from his home in Paea.