A researcher has been working with young people in Fiji to get an idea of what they know about traditional methods of reading the environment, and where they learned it.

Aside from the logistical challenges of moving a village, there are more reasons why this short-term solution to climate change is complex in the Pacific.

Trust in the media was one of the things discussed at the recent disaster risk reduction forum in Brisbane.

Tongan authorities are hoping that weekly tsunami siren tests will raise awareness of the meaning of the sound, and also what people need to do after hearing it.

Residents have had to quickly take stock of their situation as communications and power went down in areas near the large earthquake of September 11.

Climate plea from one of the most vulnerable countries in the world

As drought takes its toll on Tonga’s local drinking water, the government has stepped in to provide for communities and villages.

More than six months on from the volcanic eruption, Tongan communities are still receiving valuable assistance.

How remote Fijian communities communicate with their councils.

With the increased risk from cyclones and storm, some Fijian residents are favouring a more traditional style of homes known as a bure.