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Pacific meteorological directors coordinate regional cyclone outlook ahead of PICOF-19

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Pacific meteorological directors have agreed on coordination and communication arrangements for the 2026/27 regional tropical cyclone outlook ahead of its public release on 14...

Drought declared in parts of Tonga as El Niño intensifies

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The Tonga Meteorological Service has declared drought across all major islands that make up the kingdom, including Tongatapu, Niuatoputapu, Ha’apai and ‘Eua. Niuafo’ou, a remote...

‘3 years, no convictions’ – U.S report keeps Fiji on Tier 2 watch list

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Fiji has failed to secure a single human trafficking conviction for the third consecutive year, despite identifying 50 victims and launching new investigations, according...

OPINION: Minamata tragedy: Lessons for Pacific media

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By PACNEWS Editor Makereta Komai in Minamata, Japan A local Japanese newspaper is looking back at 70 years of the Minamata mercury poisoning tragedy...

V’landys vows to defend court action against NRL over PNG Chiefs name

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NRL supremo Peter V’landys has vowed to take on New Zealand Rugby in court after it launched legal action which could force the Australian...

Forum SG Waqa urges Pacific climate champions to turn Pre-COP momentum into COP31 outcomes

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Pacific political climate champions must turn the region’s priorities into concrete outcomes at COP31, Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General Baron Waqa says. Speaking at the...

COP30 President backs climate finance push and implementation drive ahead of COP31

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COP30 President Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago says stronger cooperation between governments, finance ministers and development banks will be critical to turning global climate...

Bowen defends Australia’s climate role amid coal export concerns

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Australian Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen says Australia’s shift towards renewable energy is central to its efforts to work with Pacific countries...

Pacific climate concerns must shape COP31 agenda: Bowen

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Australian Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen says Australia has used the Pacific Pre-COP31 to elevate the region’s climate priorities internationally, arguing that...

Government and communities unite to eradicate mongoose from Amami-Oshima

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By PACNEWS Editor, Makereta Komai in Amami-Oshima, Japan A 20-year partnership between the Japanese Government and local communities has successfully eradicated the Asian mongoose from...

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Australia committee reviews Vanuatu security and cooperation pact

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Australia’s parliamentary treaties committee is reviewing the Vanuatu-Australia Nakamal Agreement, which aims to establish a legally binding framework for security, economic, development and people-to-people...

Australia, Palau deepen cooperation on security and development

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Australia and Palau are strengthening cooperation on security, development and regional priorities as Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr visits Australia this week. The Australian Government...

All 73 people rescued from MV Akwa, taken ashore at Vanikoro

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All 73 passengers and crew aboard the disabled MV Akwa have been rescued and safely taken ashore at Vanikoro following a coordinated search and...