Cultural connection: The real Fiji
It's not the perfect beaches or the spectacular snorkelling that lures visitors back - it's the Fijian people and their unique culture.
It's not the perfect beaches or the spectacular snorkelling that lures visitors back - it's the Fijian people and their unique culture.
Helen Twose finds cruising the Pacific with a toddler can have its ups and downs.
Fiji's interim government has accused New Zealand of snubbing it by not attending the Engaging Fiji meeting in Nadi.
Pamela Wade gets into the rhythm of life on beautiful Aitutaki in the Cook Islands.
The interim Government in Fiji has expelled Australia's Acting High Commissioner today.
Price gouging and lack of spending on Fiji's infrastructure could see it reined in by increasingly popular neighbours, travel writers warn.
The tiny island nation of Tuvalu is struggling with a raft of issues, including rising sea levels and frequent storm surges.
A double-pronged aid effort is getting up a head of steam in Tuvalu this week, as more than 300 New Zealand Defence Force staff descend on the tiny nation north of Fiji and nearly 4000km from New Zealand.
Chris Samsara tries four Fiji resorts and finds they all offer something different.
The accused is alleged to have sent emails to tourist operators warning of an imminent tsunami.
Norfolk Island has only two landing places - though to call them landing places is rather a misnomer.
Some energetic locals are trying to keep Norfolk Island alive, writes Phoebe Falconer.
Bridgecorp's receivers are investigating what to do after the Fijian military regime seized the failed Momi Bay resort against its wishes.