Australian Broadcasting Corporation

There’s an estimated 100 people living with a disability on Savo Island in Solomon Islands, and with a high risk of natural disasters, planning is happening now to make sure everyone is included.

This podcast tackles how flooding in Fiji is having flow-on effects on markets and the availability of some fruit and vegetables across the country.

This podcast explores ways of getting the messaging and translations right when it comes to disasters in the Pacific.

This podcast explains how the weather service in Tonga has been including traditional knowledge into forecasts and how that’s been received by the community.

Farmers are grappling with the most damaging incursion of fall armyworm (FAW) on record, and have likened the destruction to that caused by a bushfire.

Researchers say poor urban design is creating pockets of heat and humidity in Brisbane. The Sweltering Cities panel found a lack of trees, shade, and water were intensifying temperatures on heat islands.

With a heatwave building across large parts of the country, farmers are deploying innovative measures to protect their livestock against the dangers of hot weather.

For thousands of years, Mongolia's nomadic herders have survived at the mercy of the country's brutal winters — where temperatures drop below -30 degrees Celsius