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Environment & Climate Change

Vanuatu Enters Dry Season with El Niño Warning

Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-Hazards Department (VMGD) said Vanuatu has officially entered its dry season, with authorities warning communities to prepare for colder temperatures and reduced rainfall in...

Ongoing Road Issues in Vanuatu are being Driven by More than just Climate Change

Climate change alone is not the cause of the ongoing issues with road conditions in Vanuatu. A reliable source claims that the systems put in...

A Nation Fighting for its Breath: The Tuvalu Crisis

As the world celebrated Earth Day 2026 this week, the atmosphere in the Pacific nation of Tuvalu was one of somber determination. While international...

Pilot Project to Turn Waste Oil into Fuel

A pilot project aimed at addressing the disposal of waste oil in Vanuatu is set to begin operations soon at Melek Tree on Efate. The...

The Fragile Pipeline: How Global Conflict is Paralyzing Pacific Energy Security

The Pacific region is currently grappling with an unprecedented "energy polycrisis." As geopolitical tensions escalate in the Middle East, specifically the blockade of the...

From Port Vila to the World: PSIDS Demand Climate Finance for a Global Just Transition

Pacific leaders say small island nations need stronger financial support to respond to the growing impacts of climate change and to support the transition...

“The Pacific is choosing certainty in clean energy” – PM

An important visit took place at the Kawene Renewable Energy Farm on Efate as part of day two of the Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS)...

Lab Tests Confirm External Wastewater Entering Tagabe River

The Department of Environmental Protection and Conservation (DEPC) has confirmed that laboratory testing found the presence of external wastewater influence entering stormwater systems that discharge...

New Pacific security report flags climate and cyber risks for Vanuatu

The newly released 2026 Pacific Security Outlook Report has highlighted growing security challenges across the Blue Pacific, with key implications for Vanuatu and other island...

Divers raise concern over rising waste in Port Vila seafront

Growing amounts of waste along the seafront in Port Vila have become a concern for local dive operators. Big Blue Dive Port Vila has reported an...

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Torba Gains Greater Control Over Disaster Response

Torba Province will now have a greater role in leading disaster response. Its Provincial Disaster and Climate Change Committee (PDCCC) was formally established in Torba...

Indonesia Says Papua Discussion Must Reflect Full Picture

Indonesian diplomat Nona Gae Luna says any discussion about the human rights situation in Papua should reflect what Indonesia describes as the full picture,...

Digital Farmer Registry to Improve Farmer Data Management

The Digital Farmer Registry is expected to improve how the Government records and manages information about farmers across Vanuatu. The Food and Agriculture Organization of...

Pacific Students to Build Climate Solutions Ahead of COP31

Hundreds of university and TAFE students from the Pacific, Australia, New Zealand and the European Union will take part in a 60-hour online hackathon...

VT 1.49 billion ADB Grant to Strengthen Disaster Preparedness in Port Vila 

People living in Port Vila will benefit from improved disaster preparedness and safer community facilities following the approval of a VT1.49 billion grant by...
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