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From drought to deluge: ‘Super’ El Niño’s expanding reach

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Across Papua New Guinea, water sources are drying up, crops are failing and food prices are rising months before the worst agricultural impacts are...

Q&A ADB’s new Pacific approach

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Facing some of the world's highest exposure to disasters related to the changing climate, high costs of delivering services, and a need to continuously...

Commonwealth warns Pacific nations face rising seas, weak adaptation systems

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Pacific Island countries are experiencing sea-level rise faster than the global average, while gaps in climate finance, governance and implementation are leaving vulnerable coastal...

PNG Parliament urged to balance Bougainville Independence with national unity

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Papua New Guinea’s Parliament has been urged to respect Bougainville’s overwhelming vote for independence while carefully weighing the constitutional and national implications of a...

Israeli Cybersecurity firms could help protect Fiji’s Government systems

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Israeli cybersecurity companies could offer Fiji advanced security solutions to protect government systems and sensitive citizen data following reports of an attempted cyberattack targeting...

Pacific needs to be seen and heard in talanoa about the future

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Four Pacific media professionals recently explored the workings of international meetings at Pre-COP in Fiji and Tuvalu, and how to relay important key messages...

WHO warns Pacific Health systems face growing climate and funding pressures

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Pacific Island countries are facing growing pressure on their health systems from climate change, workforce shortages and limited funding, with seven Pacific countries yet...

ADB warns Pacific, Asia coastal flood damage could top US$172 billion by 2050

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Coastal flood damage across Asia and the Pacific could rise to between US$172 billion and US$199 billion annually by 2050 without stronger adaptation measures,...

‘Serious questions to answer’: Labour slams Luxon over Israel’s Pacific Islands Forum move

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-New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has "serious questions to answer" over Israel becoming a partner of the region's main political decision-making institution, Labour's...

Earthjustice seeks to halt auction of 31M acres of seabed around American Samoa

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A legal environmental group has sued the U.S government in a bid to stop the Trump administration from pushing through with the 19 November...

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Commonwealth leaders warn Pacific El Nino threat, demand accessible climate finance

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Commonwealth leaders have warned that Pacific countries face growing climate threats from an emerging El Niño, calling for accessible climate finance and greater investment...

Germany pledges €5 million to Tonga-hosted Pacific Resilience Facility

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Germany has earmarked €5 million (US$5.8 million) for the Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF) as it strengthens cooperation with Tonga on climate resilience, sea-level rise...

Vanuatu and FAO open 2026 Pacific SIDS Solutions Forum to scale and finance Pacific...

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Agriculture, fisheries, and food production are critical to the economies of many Pacific Island Countries, yet each country faces unique challenges to ensure their...