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The important role that radio plays when reporting on natural disasters in Vanuatu and why radio is still vital

‘This one kept shaking and trembling’ Tongan residents reflect on a recent 6.9 magnitude earthquake

An alternative fuel in Papua New Guinea that could help the sustainability of the local environment

Solomon Islands freelance photographer gives a voice to communities affected by climate change through his art

Fijians urged to learn and maintain traditional weather and disaster forecasting skills to mark international day of the world’s Indigenous peoples

Fijian community leads project to plant thousands of mangroves to help protect their coastlines against erosion

Fijian artivist is spreading awareness of ocean and marine debris washed up in many Pacific countries

Young climate activists from Fiji and Solomon Islands share the source of their passion for working in the space

Young Solomon Islander dedicated to creating places for traditional knowledge to be exchanged

How climate change is threatening traditional methods of water well building in Solomon Islands

Sea grape farmers in Solomon Islands are coming up with alternative methods to combat extreme tides

How some Fijian communities are turning to carbon farming for their communities

Solomon Islands farmer adapts practices as climate change continues to impact crops

Tonga volcano eruption expected to impact weather until 2030

After a devastating landslide in Papua New Guinea, local communities have pulled together to lend assistance wherever possible

Fiji’s oldest settlement is fighting to save grave sites from rising sea levels

Samoan fishing industry feels the impacts of climate change and natural disasters

Using theatre to tell Pacific stories of climate change and adaptation in Solomon Islands

A career in natural disasters across the Pacific; why this work is so important and the stories that drive the passion for these roles

The ancient but important process of passing down traditional knowledge in Samoa

While some parts of the Pacific cope with huge rainfall, others are in severe drought — and there’s no end in sight

Fijian government wants to put more focus on more climate resilient infrastructure which is a ‘huge challenge’ for the country

Solomon Islands knowledge holders share their insights as to how important it is to preserve culture and customs, especially in the face of climate change

Ten years of voluntarily relocating Carteret Island community members in PNG, and the clock is ticking

Local fruit and vegetable markets in Fiji are feeling the impacts of flooding across the country

Diversity in Papua New Guinea marine conservation provides shift in thinking

‘Communicating the right message’ the focus for Fijian authorities during disasters

Tongan weather service engaging with more people by incorporating traditional knowledge into forecasts

International Court of Justice looking for Pacific voices on impacts of climate change

Funding and aid are common in parts of the Pacific - we find out exactly what that looks like for people on the ground

How the Fijian government plans to help the Yasawa Islands after a natural disaster

Plans for the relocation of a Fijian village after Cyclone Yasa have been revealed

Papua New Guinea chief concerned traditional knowledge and culture isn’t being passed on to next generation

Rising sea levels cut community members from their homes in Fijian village

Fijian PM says more needs to be achieved from COP meetings

The importance of mangroves is clear to one group in Papua New Guinea and they’re doing something about it

Regional Pacific communities voice their opinions and explain ‘how they live’ at large multi-country gathering

The Samoan weather service looks ahead to the cyclone season and what impact El Niño might have

The impact the El Niño weather pattern could have on Tongan farmers

Traditional knowledge shapes so much of how Samoans live and teaching that knowledge is equally as important

Memories of the 2009 tsunami in Samoa and how it might have changed people’s views of natural disasters since

‘We don’t have the people’: Lack of follow-up after natural disasters an ongoing issue in the Pacific

Getting boating safety messages out to those who need them in Solomon Islands

Samoan fishing industry feels the impacts of climate change and natural disasters

Samoan organisation urging residents to get in early and check natural disaster preparations

Lessons learned from the Tonga eruption and tsunami early warning system, and what that means for other Pacific countries

‘We had no other option’ Fijian school moved because of rising sea levels

Built from local materials, this Vanuatu home helped save lives during Cyclones Judy and Kevin

How traditional knowledge of natural disasters in Vanuatu ruled before technology took over

Gender inclusion aims to change thinking and keep cultural practices in the Tongan fishing industry

Precise planning in Vanuatu for the some of the most unpredictable natural disasters in the world

Fijian farmer struggles to keep family tradition alive as changing weather patterns play havoc with crops

Fijian students take on the challenge of pollution in one of the countries longest rivers

Meet the Fijian researcher teaching communities accessible and more affordable solutions to combat climate change

How living with a disability alters thinking when planning for natural disasters in the Pacific

‘Worried about our families and our children’ Fijian village desperate for replacement seawall to help fight rising sea levels

Why storytelling and sharing traditional knowledge is so important in the Pacific

Fijian village turns to community for financial support to reclaim land lost to rising sea levels

Tongan island village slowly relocates inland while trying to maintain culture and traditions of former community

Reporting on natural disasters in the Pacific, and the pressure to those stories to the outside world

Tonga communities learn the importance of planting trees to help the environment

Young Solomon Islanders keen to raise awareness of climate change and share their experiences

Solomon Island farmers changing traditional farming methods in response to climate change

Humanitarian training in Tonga draws on community experiences as a learning tool

The role natural disasters play in the spread of disease in Pacific countries

The invisible battle plants face while recovering from natural disasters in the Pacific

Getting boating safety messages out to those who need them in Solomon Islands

Conference shines light on Pacific people, voices and issues at Australian National University

Putting vulnerable people at the front of minds for organisations planning for natural disasters in Tonga

Tongan community celebrates clean water for the first time in decades after upgrades to catchments on ‘Eua Island

Tongan residents are still clearing debris from the Volcanic eruption and tsunami, 12-months after the disaster

The Samoan weather service is identifying ‘never before’ levels of flooding

Recovery continues in Vanuatu after cyclones Judy and Kevin caused widespread damage to villages and communities

Vanuatu residents are still getting by without essentials after two cyclones in less than one week devastated the country

Labasa Chamber of Commerce president Satish Kumar urges managers to ‘release’ staff during natural disasters

Labasa Chamber of Commerce president Satish Kumar urges managers to ‘release’ staff during natural disasters

Tongan artist Mia Kami’s art highlights climate threat

When disaster strikes the Pacific how is disability accounted for and what improvements can be made?

Tongan communities have a place to call home again after volcanic eruption and tsunami

Why risk communication 'does not work if there is no trust'

The ‘half modern, half traditional’ job that helps some of Fiji’s outer islands prepare for natural disasters

'Like a big bomb’: Tongan stories of survival one year on from the volcanic eruption and tsunami

Managing the relationships between Indigenous Fijian islanders and the modern world of the Pacific

Students in a remote Fijian village are now catching a boat to school because the roads are being washed away

Tidal information rolls out for coastal communities across the Pacific in the form of calendars

Tsunami contamination cleanup gives locals access to water supply in Tonga

Young people in Tonga have lived with natural disasters their whole lives, this is how it’s affected them

Disaster reporting challenges and the impact of the volcanic eruption in Tonga

Solomon Islands residents feel the impact of two large earthquakes off the southwest coast

Tongan tsunami warning system tested as 7.2 magnitude earthquake triggers alarms

Vanuatu government is pushing to have climate change recognised as a human rights violation

Weather services rolling out predictions and warnings ahead of Pacific cyclone season

Finding ‘less traditional’ methods of getting health information to communities in Palau

Residents from the Fijian village being eroded by the ocean speak about slowly losing their home

Climate literacy in the Pacific means understanding how traditional knowledge can still be relevant

The complexities of relocation in the Pacific and the real-life impacts climate change is having

Why risk communication 'does not work if there is no trust'

Tongan authorities draw attention to tsunami sirens with weekly tests

PNG reacts to an earthquake that killed a number of people and destroyed hundreds of homes

Vanuatu, the most vulnerable nation in the world to climate change, releases commitments