Days after the December 2024 earthquake that struck Vanuatu, members of the Rotary Club of Port Vila soon found themselves responding to the needs of the affected community. In doing so, they became the largest suppliers of pure drinking water to a community of 7,000 people. It was no small task – and it didn’t just involve providing water to humans. Keep Reading

With 70% of the tourism sector currently operational, the Department of Tourism (DoT) has assured a positive message for international aviation and cruise visitors that Vanuatu is still open for Keep Reading

In the aftermath of December's devastating earthquake, many people in Port Vila have been displaced and left jobless. Keep Reading

The British High Commission in Port Vila has given GDP£400,000 to UNICEF Pacific, to support children. Keep Reading

The recent earthquake has left a lasting impact on Port Vila, bringing challenges not only to public safety but also to the economic recovery of the city. While the need Keep Reading

The Japanese Government has generously donated relief supplies to assist the affected population of Vanuatu who suffered the 7.3 magnitude earthquake last year on December 17. Keep Reading

In the aftermath of the devastating 7.3 magnitude earthquake that rocked Port Vila, many residents are understandably scared and fear for their safety, particularly regarding tall buildings. Keep Reading

In response to growing concerns about the structural integrity of buildings constructed by the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) Limited, Liang Qing, the Managing Director (MD) of CCECC, addressed Keep Reading

Following the recent earthquake, various business establishments have relocated due to the closure of primary buildings in the Central Business District (CBD), which are undergoing engineering assessments to ensure safety. Keep Reading

It's unclear when Port Vila's CBD, usually buzzing with holiday activity, will reopen to the public more than two weeks after a deadly magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck. Keep Reading

Amid heightened scrutiny following Vanuatu’s recent devastating earthquake, Ph.D. Chief Professor and Engineer Dai Junwu has defended the quality of Chinese-built structures. Keep Reading

Task Force Chairman for the Tagabe Bridge Community Masing Rarua says they’ve seen truck of relief supplies drive up pass them from the airport but they haven’t received any relief Keep Reading

Waatea Team Posted On December 31, 2024 Keep Reading

‘I held strong to my baby brother and waited for the moment to come where we both were going to die,’ 10-year-old Peter says. Keep Reading

The team missed Christmas with their families to help, and showed "ultimate professionalism", leader says. Keep Reading

Tana Russet Owner, Pierre-Henri Brunet shares there is a need for construction companies in Vanuatu to work professionally and meet building codes to ensure they have surpassed acceptable standards of Keep Reading

The Vanuatu Honorary Consulate of the United Kingdom, together with the Dubai office and Vanuatu-based government appointed representative Milroy Cainton and a James Harris have organized a GoFundMe page with Keep Reading

The Vanuatu Honorary Consulate of the United Kingdom, together with the Dubai office and Vanuatu-based government appointed representative Milroy Cainton and a James Harris have organized a GoFundMe page with Keep Reading

Staff at Vila Central Hospital have been pulling long hours with many leaving their families to look after the injured. Keep Reading

Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu, is known for its lively streets and festive atmosphere during the holiday season. Keep Reading

"I could feel that my jaw might be broken and looking down I saw blood on the concrete." Keep Reading

Vanuatu's deadly magnitude-7.3 earthquake has forced 1,700 people from their homes, with many still sleeping out in the open as weather forecasts predict heavy rain will hit Port Vila. Keep Reading

UN agencies are intensifying their response in Vanuatu after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake killed 12 people and injured over 200 earlier this week, with a second 6.1 magnitude tremor on Sunday further exacerbating the challenges for affected communities. Keep Reading

As strong aftershocks continue, some people are afraid to go back to their homes while others have attended outdoor church services. Keep Reading

Magnitude 6.1 quake shakes country’s main island as RAAF flights carrying 144 passengers land in Brisbane and Sydney Keep Reading