Tuvalu
Experts help Tuvalu to develop home-grown food solutions
Find out how a new approach is helping Tuvalu improve food production. Audio
Tuvalu Language Week highlights fragility amid climate crisis
New Zealand's Minister for Pacific Peoples says climate change will have a profound impact on Pacific languages.
UN rapporteur ends Tuvalu trip urging world to act
A United Nations Special Rapporteur has completed a visit to Tuvalu with a call for the world to act urgently to head off climate change.
Climate advocacy, Taiwan to remain priorities for new Tuvalu government
Tuvalu's new prime minister has vowed to continue the country's climate change advocacy.
Kausea Natano new PM of Tuvalu; Sopoaga ousted
Tuvalu's Parliament has elected a new prime minister, ending the six-year premiership of Enele Sopoaga.
UN cultural rights rapporteur in Tuvalu
A UN special rapporteur is in Tuvalu studying how climate change threatens culture.
Tuvalu's new govt to be decided on Thursday
Members of parliament in Tuvalu will meet on Thursday to choose a new government.
Tuvalu elections: large turnover for new parliament
There will be seven newcomers in Tuvalu's 16-member parliament, with results from Monday's election announced.
Tuvalu PM hopes he's done enough for re-election
On a recent Sunday morning, Enele Sopoaga was praying in the searing Tuvalu sun. His job will be on the line on Monday, when one of the world's smallest democracies goes to the polls.
Tuvalu heads to the polls on Monday
One of the world's smallest democracies heads to the polls on Monday, when the 11,000 people on the nine islands of Tuvalu vote for their 15-member parliament. Audio
Pacific atolls voice climate concerns at Maldives conference
A climate change development workshop in the Maldives hopes to bring awareness to the risks facing low-lying atolls.
Fijians in Tuvalu take concerns over airfares to Bainimarama
Fijians living in Tuvalu raised their concerns over worker contracts and "high airfares" with Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama during a talanoa session in Funafuti last week. Audio
Australian PM's attitude 'neo-colonial' says Tuvalu
Tuvalu's prime minister has condemned his Australian counterpart's conduct at last week's Pacific Islands Forum, calling Scott Morrison's attitude "unfortunate" and "neo-colonial," and questioning… Audio
Pacific leaders push for UN rights commissioner visit to Papua
Leaders of Pacific Islands Forum countries and territories want Indonesia to allow a team from the UN Human Rights Commissioner's office to visit West Papua soon.
Disagreement over climate change action at Pacific Islands Forum
A day-long meeting of Pacific Islands Forum leaders has ended with disagreement over action against climate change.
Pacific Islands Forum leaders climate change disagreement
A day-long meeting of leaders of 18 member countries and territories has ended with disagreement over action against climate change. RNZ Pacific's Moera Tuilaepa-Taylor has the details. Also the… Audio
NZ announces $NZ150m Pacific climate funding
New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is dedicating $NZ150 million ($US96.5 million) to support climate change resilience in the Pacific.
Pacific won’t budge on climate change; neither will Australia
A showdown over climate policy is looking likely in Tuvalu when the region's leaders meet at the Pacific Islands Forum today, with Australia's climate policies to come under particular attack.
Tuvalu leader blasts Australia over coal mining
As the Prime Minister arrives in the tiny set of atolls that makes up Tuvalu, the small nation's leader has taken aim at Australia, despite a huge aid package to help it cope with climate change.
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Pacific countries put their climate case to Australia at Forum
The leaders of Pacific countries have been putting together a case to take to Australia when the Pacific Islands Forum meets in Tuvalu on Thursday. The countries want a stronger commitment to fighting… Audio
