A Tongan resident who lives with a disability is desperate for more inclusive planning when it comes to disasters in his home village of Popua. 

How a voice on the radio can provide some comfort before, during and after a disaster; we hear from one experienced Tongan broadcaster and the challenges they faced. 

Churches have been leading the way when it comes to disaster preparedness in the western provinces of Solomon Islands.

A Fijian village welcomes a much-needed new evacuation centre, giving their community a dedicated safe space to use when there’s a disaster. 

Solomon Islands introduces a simple system to help signal ocean conditions to boat users and the general public during emergency and disaster situations. 

We shine the spotlight on evacuations, why they are so useful and how not having a plan can cause problems even before a disaster. 

Coastal villages on one of Papua New Guinea's outer islands are reporting that changes in the climate are affecting the way they fish, which in most cases is the sole source of income. 

Several coastal Fijian villages in Vanua Levu are facing the impossible decision to relocate and lose part of their culture or stay and gamble with the possibility of being flooded. 

The concept of ‘loss and damage’ as a result of a disaster might seem straightforward, but we learn the hidden impacts on people and communities in the Pacific. 

A stunning river that carves a huge path through a Samoan village acts as a water source for the community but with steep mountains close by, heavy rain transforms the river into a torrent that threatens lives.