A new law on oceans now formally recognizes traditional practices and the authority of chiefs in managing and protecting marine resources.
The bill was passed...
Vanuatu’s delegation is at the forefront of global climate negotiations at the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the UNFCCC in Belém, Brazil,...
Vanuatu is edging closer to a major leap forward in early-warning capability, with the installation of a new C-band Doppler weather radar now nearing...
The Vanuatu Institute of Technology (VIT) achieved a groundbreaking milestone last week with the successful completion of its Certificate I in Electrical Engineering (Electro-Technology)...
Ten years after Category 5 Cyclone Pam destroyed Nambangasale Presbyterian Junior Secondary School on Tongoa Island, the school’s damaged buildings remain unrepaired , despite...
The Shefa Provincial Government, in partnership with the national government through the National Disaster Management Office (NDMO), marked World Disaster Risk Reduction Day this...
As Vanuatu continues to experience prolonged dry conditions, authorities have raised concerns following several bushfire incidents reported in Port Vila on Tuesday afternoon.
These fires...
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...
Indonesian diplomat Nona Gae Luna says any discussion about the human rights situation in Papua should reflect what Indonesia describes as the full picture,...
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...
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...
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...
