Australian Bureau of Meteorology and SPREP strengthen regional weather and climate collaboration
9 February 2026, Melbourne, Australia – The collaboration between the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and the Secretaria
2025 confirmed as one of the warmest years on Record in the Western Pacific
5 February 2026, Apia - New climate data shows that 2025 was the fifth warmest year ever recorded in the western Pacific, continuing a lon
New Pacific climate scholarships, funding tomorrow’s climate service experts
19 December 2025, Apia – Pacific Island countries face some of the highest disaster risks and losses in the world when measured against th
Launch of Weather Radar System marks new era for Vanuatu’s Climate Resilience
12 December 2025, Laknawi, Vanuatu – The Government and the people of Vanuatu, in partnership with the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional
The Grass is Greener Where You Nurture It: Climate Services Could Secure the Future of Vanuatu's Cattle Industry
For generations, cattle farmers in Vanuatu have read the seasons like a well-worn book.
Vanuatu Farmers, Empowered by Women Leaders, Gain Crucial Climate Tools to Secure Resilient Food Systems
Local women leaders and farmers in Vanuatu have significantly enhanced their capacity to build climate-resilient food systems and protect their agr
Pacific champions sustainable financing for meteorological equipment and climate-resilient infrastructure at COP30
14 November 2025, Belém, Brazil - Sustainable financing to support and sustain meteorological equipment and infrastruct
SPREP strengthens cooperation with CREWS at COP30
15 November 2025, Belém, Brazil – Pacific people centered approaches are at the heart of a Complementarity and Collaborat
Weather Ready Pacific Provides Support to Boost Tonga’s Early Warning Capabilities.
12 November 2025, Nuku’alofa, Tonga – The Tonga Meteorological Service has received support that will boost its capacity
Pacific Braces for La Niña Conditions as Regional Climate Outlook Released
La Niña conditions are very likely to establish across the Pacific over the coming three months, according to the official statement released after