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• s  occurring every two weeks
• r  every two weeks
  he visited his cousins fortnightly

• Alison Goldfrapp has described her band's third album as a "place to take part in fortnightly disco sances.
• The new fortnightly, which took a year to plan and staff, is edited and translated in New York, printed in Chicago.
• Consider the Underground, a fortnightly indie-music night that takes place in venues across town, whose organizers have showcased more than 300 bands in its five years of existence.

• biweekly

News & Articles

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• Survival Alert: Brazil Dismantles Democracy in Assault on Indigenous Rights
  Survival Alert is a fortnightly update on the state of indigenous peoples around the world from Survival International. Founded in 1969, Survival International is the globe’s foremost organization working for tribal peoples rights.
  June 14, 2013 - Takepart.com via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Jenny Macklin in The Age
  Labor has repeatedly called on the government to make the baby bonus fortnightly for young mums,Ms Macklin said in a statement. "Only months after rejecting the same proposals by Labor, the Howard government has finally caught up."
• Mariann Fischer Boel in DigitalJournal.com
  Agriculture Commissioner Mariann Fischer Boel told the BBC: "Further quantities may be accepted with prices to be fixed through fortnightly tenders."
• Caroline Spelman in Times Online
  Caroline Spelman, the shadow Communities Secretary, said: "A fourth-term Labour Government will make even further cuts by imposing fortnightly collections for all and hike bills even more through an intrusive council tax revaluation."