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Drills using natural disaster scenarios are teaching young people new habits around being prepared and knowing what to do during and after major weather events.
An update on the latest COVID-19 situation in Samoa, the village taking a natural approach to disaster mitigation with some success and what can be learnt about disaster planning from weather forecasting.
As Pacific braces for rainfall Tuvalu battles drought, the Fiji military pivots from the pandemic to preparing for disaster, and the latest approaches to taking the disaster preparedness message to the people of the Pacific.
Two Pacific nations take on the challenge of making sure people only act upon quality information this cyclone season, what to do if threatened by a bushfire, and a reminder that being prepared doesn’t have to be hard work, it can be fun.
Please join the ABC and Natural Hazards Research Australia for the International Day of Disaster Risk Reduction.
Palau calls on some friends to bolster its emergency response, how the disasters of the past can help us today, how to be ready for the threat of bushfire and what can Fiji do to protect itself from tsunami with limited resources.
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Climate scientists have warned Australia that it must pick up the pace on its climate adaptation efforts.
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