Coastal Pacific communities who rely on the ocean will soon have access to tidal information included in new calendars

Locals have regained access to a critical water supply which was lost in the tsunami earlier this year.

Tongan youths give their thoughts on climate change and living with natural disasters, which are becoming more frequent and destructive for them.

The volcanic eruption in early 2022 has sharpened the focus of the Tonga Broadcasting Commission when it comes to emergency coverage and broadcasting.

Two large earthquakes left some Solomon Islands residents panicked and concerned, but the country avoided any tsunami threat

The early warning tsunami sirens in Tonga proved valuable after a strong earthquake hit off the coast on November 11.

A campaign to have climate change recognised as a human rights violation is moving forward and the Vanuatu government is hopeful of an outcome

As the cyclone season starts for 2022-2023, weather and emergency offices are issuing predictions and warnings hoping to prepare communities.

Finding different ways to communicate health messages to the community in Palau

Increasingly more powerful storms and cyclones are chipping away at a Fijian village coastline, and their homes are under threat.