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'Could barely walk': Injured mum forced to choose between wheelchair and baby
For 'safety reasons' she could travel with a wheelchair or her eight-month-old, not both.
Dream job for sports fans: Fijian Drua seeking 'chief hype officer'
Do you think you could fuel the crowd and ignite the spirit of the team?
Kiwi crew deliver food, aid and rugby balls to cyclone-hit Fiji
More than 800 food ration packs have been delivered to parts of Fiji hit by Cyclone Mal.
Fiji dodges a bullet as Cyclone Mal weakens, but big clean-up ahead
Fijian authorities are working to clear fallen trees on roads after a harrowing night.
'One of those ethical dilemmas' - NZ's hunger for more doctors leaves Pacific Islands short
The global marketplace for doctors is red-hot, and Polynesian islands are losing out.
'We, as a nation, believe you will make England fall' - rugby legend Waisale Serevi
Rugby icon Waisale Serevi is backing the Flying Fijians to beat England this weekend.
Fijian nationals flown out of Israel on emergency repatriation flight
More than 200 Fijian nationals have been flown out of Israel on an emergency flight.
'A trip of a lifetime': Grace Jale on first time to Fiji
Football Ferns star Grace Jale showed off some skills with young Fijian football players.
Watch: Joe Rokocoko celebrates Fijian win over Australia
Former All Blacks star jumps out of his seat as Pacific nation takes a historic win.
Fijian teen Usaia Rhodes started learning te reo as a toddler
Usaia Rhodes, 14, has been in a full Māori immersion class since he was 2 years old.
Fiji’s Deputy PM calls on NZ Govt for visa-free travel
Biman Prasad says visa-free travel is the surest way to improve economic ties.
Biggest number of Kiwis heading abroad in a decade - but migrants still coming
Data shows annual net migration rose again in the year to June, at an extra 86,800 people.
Matthew Hooton: Dawn raids failure a new low
OPINION: First there was KiwiBuild, then the failure to stop dawn raids after an apology.
'Thank you to our friends' - Fijian troops head home after a month in Hawke's Bay
Fijian troops have spent a month in NZ helping in the clean up after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Voices Of The Pacific: After a cyclone comes the work - and faith
Fijian RSE worker Aporosa Bulinitarawereierenavula calls Hawke's Bay his second home.
Voices of the Pacific - Fiji
Fijian RSE worker Aporosa Bulinitarawereierenavula calls Hawke's Bay his second home. He knows what it's like to rebuild after a cyclone. Video / Pacific Cooperation Foundation
Pasifika Fusion festival to provide hope for Cyclone Gabrielle-hit community
Pasifika people experience many cyclones in their home countries.
Thousands of Fijian rugby fans to descend on Whangārei this long weekend
Whangārei-based Fijians plan to host out-of-town countrymen and women.
Sweet & Me cakery honouring the Pacific one dessert at a time
Fijian-Kiwi Bertrand Jang is the chef behind the popular Pasifika cake shop Sweet & Me.
Opinion: Sockburn killing - The buck stops with you, minister
The man accused of killing Laisa Waka Tunidau in random attack was in mental health care.
Funeral held for stabbing victim Laisa Waka Tunidau before repatriation
Her body will be returned to her homeland of Fiji today.
'I can't even walk properly': Mum's $30K loan for hysterectomy to end pain
Her pain was so bad she would regularly faint at work.
Rebel Wilson 'face of paradise' for Fiji reopening next week
Wilson has been invited to showcase what tourists have been missing out on.
Fiji braced for tourism return as international borders open
Fiji reopens its borders ahead of tourism restart.
Lockdown Hero: Builder fixes houses and raises $100k to feed community
Generous builder provides 2000 food parcels to the same community he helped after tornado.
Education needs to accompany Dawn Raids apology - petition
"We hope this is the beginning of more to come."
Covid-19: New Fiji cases included man who flew via Auckland
One of Fiji's new Covid cases is a man who flew via Auckland.