Jamie Tahana

Pacific countries and climate activists are calling for an overhaul of how the world tackles climate change, after this month's round of UN negotiations ended in failure. Audio

The director of Vanuatu's largest newspaper is looking forward to being reunited with his family for Christmas, after the Supreme Court voided a government order barring him from entering the country.

A researcher says Australia's credibility in the Pacific has been further dented by its actions at last week's UN climate summit. Audio

There are fears indigenous voices are not being heard at climate talks in Madrid. Audio

The director of the Solomon Islands environment ministry has defended logging in his country while it's calling for dramatic changes at this year's UN climate summit. Audio

A Niue government minister says the whole UN climate talk process might have to be reviewed if nothing is achieved this year. Audio

Urgency is giving way to frustration as this year's UN climate talks enter their second and final week in the Spanish capital, Madrid.

This week, ministers and country leaders arrive for the final… Audio

The effects of climate change in the Pacific have happened a lot sooner, and are a lot worse, than had been predicted, a leading oceans researcher says. Audio

The latest round of global climate talks have opened in Spain with the head of the UN warning the world risks sleepwalking past the point of no return. Audio

It's day two of the UN Climate Change Conference COP 25 that is on in Madrid, Spain. Pacific countries have said they're focused on applying as much pressure as possible in the latest round of UN… Audio

The latest round of global climate talks has opened in Spain with the head of the United Nations warning the world risks sleepwalking past a point of no return.

Political leaders, diplomats and… Audio

Pacific countries will be trying to apply as much pressure as possible in the latest round of UN climate talks, the director of the Cook Islands climate change office says. Audio

A fundraiser has been launched in New Zealand to help families affected by the measles epidemic. Audio

The nuclear legacy in the Marshall Islands is having a lingering effect on the handing down of the country's oral history. Audio