Pacific island leaders and institutes are concerned about whether Australia’s engagement to tackle climate change is genuine.

Around 400 people lined up from the Koronivia Road Junction to the Rewa Bridge for the Roadside Campaign on Saturday to allow voices, young and old, to come in solidarity and raise issues concerning the environment and the oceans.

The new carbon boarder adjustment approach by players in the global multilateral trading system is a new phenomenon to address climate change issues.

Climate change is “the” real battle that demands collective attention to stand in solidarity together.

A Coastal inundation alert is now in force for the Yasawa and Mamanuca groups.

The Coalition Government has introduced comprehensive Climate Relocation of Communities Trust Fund guidelines, which will pave the way for a national framework to facilitate the relocation process.

The existential threat posed by climate change remains for small island developing countries like Fiji.

An increase in the frequency of extreme weather and climate events and the severity of their effects on the ecosystem and society are already evident in the Pacific, including Fiji.

Climate change is a challenge for students of Matuatabu Primary School in Ogea village in the Lau Group.

Estonia and Fiji have held discussions on climate change.

The Fiji National University and Monash University have launched the world’s first Pacific Action for Climate Transitions (PACT) research center to further address climate change issues.

The Cabinet will now consult villages and settlements earmarked for relocation due to climate change.