Indonesian biofuel projects are tearing through forests in West Papua and pushing people off their customary land

For Tongans in the diaspora, sewing can be the thread between culture, identity and your island home.

One of the world’s oldest staple crops is being reshaped for a hotter, drier future in Papua New Guinea, where scientists are developing climate-resilient taro hybrids designed to withstand drought, heat and rising salinity.

Jalen Manumaleuga thought basketball was the goal, but a scholarship to Jackson State University lead him to study African American history and business which has shaped him beyond the game. 

Samoan athletes have shaped world sport for decades, especially in rugby league and union where their power and skill have become defining traits of the modern game. Now, basketball is beginning to see a new generation break through and make their mark

After a medical retirement brought his playing days to a halt, Kimami Sitauti found a new purpose in France helping new arrivals navigate life in a country where even ordering a coffee can feel overwhelming without French.

For many in Fiji, sugar evokes memory of indentured labour, land dispossession, and the quiet crisis of diabetes that touches nearly every family.

One part of this crisis that should not be happening at all is being born with HIV. It’s almost entirely preventable with testing, treatment and the right care for mums in pregnancy.

In Papua New Guinea, many children struggle to hear their teacher, friends, or even their own family, not because they were born deaf, but because a simple ear infection went untreated.

Moringa is one of the key ingredients in salads by Tertia Ryan who is a Samoan advocate for healthy living who helped bring together Heal the Samoan Way