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UN agencies appeal for help to protect weakest from unprecedented El Niño

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Two UN agencies issued a powerful appeal on Wednesday for immediate assistance to help communities already being impacted by the strongest El Niño weather...

Australia supports establishment of Renewable Energy Commissioner for the Pacific

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A Pacific-led initiative to establish a Renewable Energy Commissioner (REC) for the Pacific has received support from Australia. The initiative is designed to strengthen energy...

ADB strategy targets Pacific resilience amid global uncertainty

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is stepping up its focus on economic resilience, infrastructure and private sector development in the Pacific as global uncertainty...

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...

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Fiji police deputy commissioner appointed first PACPOL Hub executive director

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Fiji Police deputy Commissioner Mesake Waqa Tikomainiusiladi has been appointed the inaugural Executive Director of the Pacific Community of Policing (PACPOL) Hub, based in...

Fiji urges global shift from harmful subsidies to biodiversity incentives

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Fiji has called for urgent international action to redirect public funding away from activities that damage nature and towards incentives that protect biodiversity and...

Tonga Coastal Resilience Project elevates Pacific Ocean Voices and Community-led Climate Action Ahead of...

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As Pacific Island nations prepare to take a strong and united voice to COP31, Tonga is advancing a powerful message shared across the Blue...