Oceania Tuvalu Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project has regularly met with island leaders and communities on Funafuti, Nanumea and Nanumaga to ensure that the proposed solutions meet the needs of local communities
Oceania Kiribati FreeBalance's PFM solutions and services will be used to strengthen public financial management and support Kiribati's Development Plan
Oceania Vanuatu The municipality has not yet set a date for the launch of the solar parking meters and the amount of the toll, which have already been installed at many parking spots in the commercial areas of Port Vila
Oceania Nauru Last week's Nauru Minister's Cup Marlin competition hosted more than 50 participants, an event organised to commemorate the Fisheries and Marine Resources Authority's 25th anniversary
Oceania Fiji The 28-year wait for readily available drinking water has ended for over 120 Fijians from 18 families in the Waiwari settlement after a drinking water project was commissioned by the Minister of Rural and Maritime Development and Disaster Management
Oceania Palau The entire healthcare system is undergoing an automatization process that aims at cost-effectiveness and efficiency, with the support of the Australian Government and through the Olangh automation project
Oceania Samoa Samoa Airways' aircraft lease has officially ended with the payment of $4,6 million and the transfer of registration of a Boeing 737-800 to an Australian airline
Oceania Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has urged journalists to be fair and accurate when reporting on issues of integrity and corruption
Oceania Papua New Guinea A five-year, $10 million partnership has been launched by the US government to help stop human trafficking in the country, along with Tonga, the Marshall Islands and Fiji
Oceania Marshall Islands Tide Table, known for years as the "Place to Be" on Majuro atoll, reopened last week after four months of renovation work
Oceania New Zealand Nearly 2.000 professional firefighters and support staff in New Zealand are preparing to hold a one-hour nationwide strike on Friday 19 August and one on 26 August
Oceania Tonga PM Hu’akavameiliku accepted the decisions of the Court of Appeal in the case of the three Cabinet Ministers convicted for bribery, who have now lost their Parliament seats
Oceania Australia The high suicide rate of current and former members of the Australian Defence Forces has been called 'a national tragedy' after a landmark report by the Royal Commission - the highest form of public enquiry in Australia - with hundreds of interviews