Waikalou loses over 40 acres of land to landslides due to climate change
The people of Waikalou in Serea, Naitasiri have lost over 40 acres of land due to landslides as an impact to climate change. While speaking at a sideline event on Paci
The people of Waikalou in Serea, Naitasiri have lost over 40 acres of land due to landslides as an impact to climate change. While speaking at a sideline event on Paci
Fiji is putting Pacific priorities and solutions at the centre of global climate discussions as more than 50 countries gather in the country from today for the 2026 Pacif
Fiji has committed US$10 million to the Pacific Resilience Facility, strengthening its contribution to a regional fund aimed at helping Pacific countries respond to the i
Families in Nawajikuma Settlement in Nadi continue to face flooding caused by poor drainage, rising river levels and soil erosion, with residents having to move to an eva
The Pacific can now approach climate negotiations from a stronger position by demanding climate action as a legal obligation rather than simply asking for assistance.This
Pacific women and girls are facing loss and damage, displacement, gender-based violence and deepening poverty as the impacts of climate change intensify.This has been hig
Schools in remote and maritime areas are expected to be equipped with solar energy as Australia has announced AUD$1 million for the It's Time Foundation to work
Climate decisions are only as strong as the voices that shape them.This has been highlighted by Minister for Environment Lynda Tabuya while opening the Pacific Pre-COP31
Fiji is putting Pacific priorities and solutions at the centre of global climate discussions as more than 50 countries gather in the country from today for the 2026 Pacif
As Ministers and world leaders from more than 50 countries gather in Nadi for Pacific Pre-COP31 from today, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says we know the science have s
Praising Pacific Islanders for being strong and resilient while continuing to expand fossil fuels becomes a moral excuse for inaction, delaying climate finance and leavin
Women in Dramasi, Tavua are waking up as early as 2 or 3 in the morning and climbing over a hill to collect water as climate change continues to dry up water sources in t
Traditional fishing grounds could be lost if global temperatures overshoot 1.5 degrees Celsius, as fish are forced to move to new feeding grounds, according to Pacific Is