Fiji
Call for testing - 'HIV should not be a death sentence in Fiji'
There were 490 new HIV cases in Fiji from October - December last year.
Fiji Football against election of leader with criminal conviction
The Fiji Football Association says it does not condone anyone with criminal convictions being part of their leadership set-up.
Removal notice issued for Fiji vessel which capsized - Maritime Authority
"Ports came in with a tug and pulled the vessel out; once the vessel was pulled out, it went down."
Fiji ship saga clarified
Minister Ro Filipe Tuisawau said the matter is under investigation.
Pacific doctors coping with dengue cases, say health leaders
Samoa, Fiji, Tonga and the Cook Islands have all declared dengue outbreaks.
Fiji FICAC saga: suspension rescinded, appointments revoked
Barbara Malimali was revealed as the new anti-corruption commissioner last September.
Fiji farmers urged to be vigilant for fall armyworm
The insect is a significant pest for crops like maize and sweetcorn.
FICAC suspension unlawful, says Fiji law society
The Fiji Law Society says suspending the Commissioner of FICAC without the advice of the Judicial Services Commission is unlawful.
Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption suspended
Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka said the president had taken several actions in response to recommendations of a report by the Commission of Inquiry.
Child dies from meningococcal disease in Fiji
The country's health ministry has recorded four laboratory-confirmed cases of meningococcal disease. Audio
Police and customs officers among those charged in meth smuggling attempt
Border officials seized the four kilograms of methamphetamine concealed in airfreight at Nadi International Airport during a joint operation between the police and customs service.
Fiji can't compete with Australia and NZ on teacher salaries - Deputy PM
However, Biman Prasad says the government is taking steps to retain Fijian teachers as the education system faces a teacher shortage problem. Audio
Fijian chiefs unanimously reject 2013 Constitution
The Great Council of Chiefs chairman says the document, which grants every citizen equal status and rights, is "restricting a lot of work for the iTaukei" people.
Warwick Resort Fiji alcohol 'poisoning' victim speaks after near-death experience
Fijian Tourism Minister Viliame Gavoka said he "deeply regrets the unfortunate circumstances" encountered by the visitors during their stay.
Fiji DPM responds to concern over teacher shortages
Fiji's deputy prime minister says Fiji is losing teachers to Australia and New Zealand and can't afford to match pay to bring them back. Audio