Tuvalu
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 3 October 2017
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Preserving Tuvaluan culture a feature of language week
Tuvalu language week celebrates for the fifth time in New Zealand, with the focus on staying true to the culture. Audio
Fifth Tuvaluan language week celebrated in NZ
Tuvaluans in New Zealand are celebrating their fifth annual language week this week.
Fuel shortage hits Fiji Airways' Tuvalu flights
Fiji Airways passengers travelling to Funafuti in Tuvalu may experience disruptions to their flight and could be denied boarding.
Fiji and Tuvalu join International Solar Alliance
Fiji and Tuvalu have joined an Indian initiative to increase solar energy production.
Tourists could help Tuvalu
Tuvalu's tourism authorities are looking at how they can grow the industry in a sustainable way that also spreads the story of how they are adapting to climate change. Audio
Tuvalu PM calls for urgency on Paris Agreement
Tuvalu's prime minister has urged the international community to back up its Paris Climate Agreement commitments with action.
Tuvalu appeals to 'climate tourists'
Tuvalu was the least visited in the world last year with only two thousand arrivals, but its tourism officer is hoping those who do come will appreciate the country's struggles.
Australian coal putting Pacific communities at risk says NGO
The Tuvalu Climate Action Network is condemning Australia for its continued promotion of the coal industry saying it is putting Pacific communities at risk.
Australian coal 'putting Pacific communities at risk'
The Tuvalu Climate Action Network is condemning Australia for its continued promotion of the coal industry saying it is putting Pacific communities at risk. Audio
Tuvalu hopes Trump will change view on climate change
Tuvalu's prime minister, Enele Sopoaga, says countries need to work together to ensure the US stays in the Paris climate change agreement.
Tuvalu PM calls media reports blatant lies
The Tuvalu prime minister Enele Sopoaga has rejected claims he delayed the parliamentary session because he needed to cement his position.
Legitimacy of Tuvalu by-election questioned
The legitimacy of a recent by-election in Tuvalu is being disputed, with some opposition MPs saying it should never have happened.
Tuvalu PM's job is said to be threatened
Tuvalu's prime minister is understood to be using a surprise postponement of parliament to try and hold on to his job.
'Misunderstanding' forces postponement of Tuvalu parliament
Tuvalu's government has blamed a 'misunderstanding' for the decision to postpone the sitting of parliament.
Tuvalu parliament postponed
Tuvalu's parliament session, scheduled for this week, has been postponed.
Two Pacific Islanders die in Taiwan fire
A student from Tuvalu and his girlfiiend from Kiribati have been killed in a fire in Taiwan.
Pacific nations want to review numbers on the RSE scheme
Some Pacific nations want to revise the numbers allowed on the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme.
Pacific fight against climate change takes to the world stage
Pacific states have taken their fight against climate change to the world stage. Audio
Tuvalu PM seeks to expand Pacific employment schemes in NZ
Tuvalu's prime minister says he would like Pacific employment schemes in New Zealand enhanced to provide more opportunity for skilled workers and more benefit for Tuvalu. Audio