Tuvalu

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.

The Ministers for Fisheries from across the Pacific have concluded their two day summit in Tuvalu's capital where they looked at the future management of regional fisheries.

The Prime Minister of Tuvalu has called for funding to assist small nations in being represented at global and regional meetings. Enele Sopoaga is among a number of Pacific Island...

Tuvalu's Pacific Games team is hoping to finally begin their journey to Papua New Guinea today.

A regional meeting is looking to discuss challenges, new partnerships, and the future of humanitarian action begins today in Auckland.

The Speaker of Tuvalu's parliament has allowed one of the country's new MPs to speak in English at the first session of the House.

Tuvalu says it needs an estimated US$92 million US dollars to re-build after Tropical Cyclone Pam.

Village leaders from Tuvalu, Kiribati, Vanuatu, Fiji and Solomon Islands have signed a declaration calling for immediate action on climate change.

Tuvalu's fisheries minister Pita Elisala says his nation is not selling fishing days to distant water fishing countries that have blocked initiatives to develop its domestic fishery.

The results of a ballot which gives people from five Pacific countries an opportunity to gain residency in New Zealand are being announced today.

Eight Fijians who overstayed their visitors permits in Tuvalu have been banned from entering the country.

The author of a recent report which says atolls like Tuvalu are growing, not sinking says the research is being misrepresented.

A report published this month by the Geological Society of America says that contrary to popular belief, Tuvalu is rising not sinking.