Tuvalu

The World Bank has given Tuvalu 3 million US dollars for recovery efforts after Cyclone Pam.

The Tuvalu Prime Minister says Australia's attitude towards climate change is discouraging and he is reassessing their relationship.

A group of young New Zealanders is urging the government to take more action to protect the country from climate change.

Newly elected MPs in Tuvalu are being put through an induction seminar to help them perform their roles better.

The Tuvalu Prime Minister says his country is having to consider buying land in New Zealand and Australia to grow food and prepare the population to migrate as the seas claim his home.

The Tuvalu government is launching its national youth policy today giving young people a voice in decision-making.

Eight women have become Tuvalu's first medical students to graduate from Cuba's University of Medical Science.

A Pacific Climate Action Network is appealing to New Zealand Christians to support the call for immediate action on climate change.

The Perth Mint has struck a colourised Alice in Wonderland coin which is legal tender in Tuvalu.

Papua New Guinea finished atop the medal tally with 88 gold, 69 silver and 60 bronze at the Pacific Games, which came to a close in Port Moresby at the weekend.

Tuvalu's Prime Minister has warned Pacific countries not to take legal action against oil companies for climate change impacts.

Tuvalu has won its first ever Pacific Games gold medal with an extraordinary performance on the final day of power-lifting.

Papua New Guinea lead the gold medal count by double digits from nearest rivals New Caledonia and Tahiti, as the Pacific Games reaches the halfway point.

Despite managing their first medal of the Pacific Games, Tuvalu's Chef de Mission Nakibae Kitisane, believes he let the chance of another slip from his grasp.

The Prime Minister of Tuvalu has called for world leaders to reach a "bold, far-sighted, global pact to address climate change, without fear or favour."

The head of the Forum Fisheries Agency says increasing the value of tuna will help reduce over-fishing in the Pacific.

Fisheries ministers are concerned about coastal fisheries' ability to meet regional food security needs as populations grow.

Pacific Fisheries Ministers, who met in Tuvalu last week, have announced what they call bold steps to ensure the sustainability of the region's tuna fishery.