Tuvalu
Tuvalu Red Cross reaches all nine islands with aid
The Red Cross in Tuvalu says relief aid has now reached all of the nine islands following Cyclone Pam.
Hundreds still in evacuation centres in Tuvalu
The Tuvalu government says it is trying to work out how to deal with hundreds of people still living in evacuation centres in Nui, which was entirely flooded during Cyclone Pam. Audio
Extreme weather in Pacific linked to climate change
A specialist in physical geography says there is a link between climate change and extreme weather events like Cyclone Pam. Audio
Australia helps Tuvalu after Cyclone Pam
The Australian government is providing an initial 760,000 US dollars in urgent humanitarian support to Tuvalu in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Pam.
UNICEF flies aid to Tuvalu
UNICEF is sending emergency supplies to cyclone victims in Tuvalu where nine of its 11 atolls are under a state of emergency.
One Tuvalu island evacuated after flooding from Pam
The entire population on one of Tuvalu's islands has been evacuated due to flooding caused by Tropical Cyclone Pam. Audio
Water supplies reach needy Tuvalu atoll
A Red Cross official in Tuvalu says they have got drinking water to Nui island but more will be needed soon in the wake of damage caused by Cyclone Pam.
PNG to channel relief funding to Vanuatu, Tuvalu
Papua New Guinea has pledged US$1.8 million US dollars to Vanuatu for immediate disaster relief and recovery funding following the devastation from Cyclone Pam.
International assistance due today in Tuvalu
Assistance from the International Red Cross is being sent to Tuvalu today to help the recovery from the storm surge caused by Cyclone Pam.
NZ Foreign Minister: Cyclone Pam 'a test for the region'
New Zealand's Foreign Minister Murray McCully says the government in Vanuatu is overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster left by Cyclone Pam. Video, Audio
Emergency supplies being mobilised for Tuvalu
Tuvalu can expect Red Cross relief supplies on Tuesday to deal with damage after the storm surge caused by Cyclone Pam. Audio
45 percent of Tuvalu population displaced - PM
The Prime Minister of Tuvalu says nearly half of the population has been displaced by Cyclone Pam.
Long way to go for women in Tuvalu
The UN committee on the elimination of discrimination against women has released its concluding observations on this year's review of Tuvalu.
Two unopposed seats for Tuvalu election
Two of the 15 seats in the next Tuvalu parliament have already been decided with the single candidates for the two seats on Nukufetau returned unopposed.
Tuvalu and Kiribati push for locals to crew purse seiners
When the Parties to the Nauru Agreement meet this week in Yap in the Federated States of Micronesia, Tuvalu and Kiribati will want to complete a deal on local crews working on foreign fishing vessels…
Tuvalu surveys road damage after king tides
Roads around much of Tuvalu are strewn with debris after a series of king tides last week and over the weekend.
Tuvalu women's rights record under review
Tuvalu is undergoing a review of its women's rights record before the United Nation convention to end all forms of discrimination against women in Switzerland.
Pacific correspondent Mike Field
Tensions around a royal baptism in Tonga, TVNZ's outsourcing of Maori and Pacific programming and how much of Tuvalu's debt could be paid if they sold their London high commission. Audio
Pasifika 2014
Hawaii joined 11 other Pacific Island nations for the first time at this year’s festival.
Grammy nominee Keola Beamer and his wife Moanalani are known for their contemporary take on traditional… Audio
