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Environment & Climate Change

Fewer Cyclones in the Pacific, But They’re Getting Stronger – Vanuatu Climate Division Warns

New data shows the number of tropical cyclones in the Pacific has gone down in recent years — but their strength is increasing. The...

Government May Extend Lagoon Use Ban as Water Tests Confirm High Bacterial Levels

The Department of Water Resources has confirmed that it is considering extending the current ban on the use of both First and Second Lagoons...

Government Wants Dead Ships Removed

The government wants all dead ships, or old ships that are no longer working, removed from Port Vila Harbour. The decision follows an oil spill...

Vanuatu Leads Global Action on Climate Loss and Damage 

In a major breakthrough for climate-vulnerable nations, Vanuatu has become the first country in the world to receive technical support from the Santiago Network...

Dry Season Brings Cooler Nights and Less Rainfall Across Vanuatu

Vanuatu has entered its annual dry season, which runs from May to October. The Department of Meteorology and Geo-Hazards (VMGD) says people across the...

Wind System Brings Rough Weather and Cooler Conditions to Parts of Vanuatu

An area of wind, known as a trough system, has moved past Vanuatu this week, causing unsettled weather across parts of the country. According to...

Oil Spill Off Ifira Wharf Sparks Environmental Concerns and Calls For Slipway Development

A recent oil spill off Ifira Wharf in Port Vila has triggered serious environmental concerns and renewed calls from ship owners and residents for...

Pacific Media Urged to “Listen to Understand” in Loss and Damage Reporting

Pacific journalists are being urged to “listen to understand” when reporting on loss and damage caused by climate change. The message comes out...

Journalists Tackle Loss and Damage at Regional Media Training in Samoa

The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) is conducting a first media training on Loss and Damage this week in...

VBTC and FBC Join Forces in Co-Design Workshop to Develop Cross-Country Youth Farming Content Strategy

A two-day co-design workshop has brought together representatives from the Fijian Broadcasting Corporation (FBC) and the Vanuatu Broadcasting and Television Corporation (VBTC) to develop...

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Court rejects VT5.17 Million, Awards VT220,000 in Riot Damages

Five claimants who sustained personal injuries during a violent confrontation at Funataripu village in Big Bay, Santo, in August 2020 have been awarded a...

Indonesian Ship Brings Free Health Services to Port Vila

People in Port Vila will have the opportunity to access health services from an Indonesian medical team this Saturday and Sunday, as the Indonesian...

Fiji and Vanuatu: A Rivalry Built on Melanesian Football History

Fiji and Vanuatu have shared a long-standing rivalry in Melanesian football, with their history stretching back decades before the MSG Prime Minister’s Cup. From the...

Five Kaltak Siblings Represent Vanuatu at MSG Prime Ministers Cup

Five siblings from the Kaltak family are representing Vanuatu at the 2026 MSG Prime Ministers Cup in Suva, Fiji, in a rare family moment...

2027 Scholarships to Prioritise Maritime Search and Rescue

Maritime search and rescue will be prioritised under the Government’s 2027 scholarship programme, with a focus on developing more specialised skills in the sector. Education...
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