A local researcher is advocating for the harmonious integration of traditional knowledge and modern science to safeguard our precious oceans.

Talks of generating new revenue streams targeted at addressing loss and damage caused by climate disasters have been floating around discussion rooms during the World Trade Organization’s Public Forum in Geneva.

Fiji will be one of the eight Pacific Island countries to benefit from the Climate Finance Experts that will be funded by the Australian government.

Climate change is an undeniable reality, and it demands our action says Managing Director of Teqwise Fiji, John Lal.

Fiji and Australia’s cooperation and friendship will be elevated to new levels through the first review of the Vuvale Partnership.

The Rabi Community Hub group is on a mission for the protection and safeguarding of its island home and that no other forced relocation should have happened to any other community because of climate-induced disasters.

Deputy Head of Mission for the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Melanie Freund acknowledges the hardships Pacific Islanders endure and is inspired by their persistent efforts to combat climate change.

Villagers in Avea, Vanuabalavu Lau, live with climate change on a daily basis.

The coalition government is a strong advocate for regional solidarity, says Minister for Finance Professor Biman Prasad.

Social Democratic Liberal Party Leader Viliame Gavoka has appealed to Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to review his stance on Japan’s disposal of nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says Pacific Island leaders must be mindful of the collective need for the region to be a zone of peace, non-aligned territories and nuclear-free.

Australia’s Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen has confirmed that he is getting good support from Pacific Climate Ministers as Australia bids to host the 31st Conference of Parties.