French Polynesia
Flooding closes Tahiti airport
Flooding at French Polynesia's international airport has forced an Air France plane from Los Angeles to divert to the Cook Islands.
Senate votes to improve French Polynesia nuclear testing compo
The French Senate has voted unanimously in favour of improving compensation for victims of nuclear testing in French Polynesia.
Jail term sought for Tahiti's Vernaudon
The trial has been held in French Polynesia of the former mayor of Mahina, Emile Vernaudon, for the alleged abuse of public funds with the running of a local radio station.
Socialist primaries go ahead in Tahiti after all
France's Socialist Party will hold primaries for the presidential election in French Polynesia this weekend and next.
Papeete Accords due to be signed within months
France has confirmed that it will sign the so-called Papeete Accords with French Polynesia before the end of Francois Hollande's term as president.
French Pacific minors face new travel restrictions
A French law has come into force in French Polynesia and New Caledonia requiring minors to be carrying an authorisation form from their parents if they cross a border alone.
Tahiti's Temaru adds New Caledonia backers
French Polynesia's pro-independence leader Oscar Temaru says he has secured a further 50 backers in New Caledonia in his quest to run for the French presidency.
MOU signed for floating city off Tahiti
French Polynesia has signed a memorandum of understanding with a US group to build a floating city in the territory.
Fritch reshuffles French Polynesia government
The French Polynesian president Edouard Fritch has re-shuffled his cabinet after two ministers indicated they wanted to quit.
Tahiti prosecution wants Marty jailed
The prosecution in French Polynesia wants the head of a public works agency, Bruno Marty, jailed for one year for misspending public funds.
Tahiti's Tuaiva gets trial deferred
French Polynesia's court of appeal has deferred the trial of a French National Assembly member Jean-Paul Tuaiva due today until 7 September - at his request.
Further concern over French nuclear compo law
A French Polynesian member of the French National Assembly Jean-Paul Tuaiva has raised his concerns about the revision of the nuclear compensation law.
Pouvanaa a Oopa death marked in French Polynesia
French Polynesia is this week marking the 40th anniversary of the death of Pouvanaa a Oopa, the formerly exiled political leader.
Socialist primaries yet to be confirmed for Tahiti
France's Socialist Party is yet to confirm that it will hold next week's primaries in French Polynesia as it is choosing its candidate for the presidential election.
Tahiti eyed for floating city
A memorandum of understanding to build a floating city in French Polynesia is expected to be signed this week. Video
Call to restore AM radio in French Polynesia
The French Polynesian government has asked the public radio broadcaster to reconsider its decision to end transmissions on its AM frequency.
France signs off Tahiti army land return
Former French military bases on Tahiti will be returned to French Polynesian communities for the price of one euro.
Vitamin D supplement stopped in French Pacific
Health authorities in New Caledonia and French Polynesia have ordered the suspension of the sale of a vitamin D supplement, Uvesterol D.
Employment in Tahiti rises after years of decline
The French Polynesian government says in 2015 employment rose for the first time since 2007.
Loss of AM radio irks French Polynesia
French Polynesia's public radio broadcaster says people in remote locations have complained about the end of transmissions on its AM frequency.