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PACNEWS ONE, 06 JULY 2026

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By Lisa Williams, Colette Mortreux, Bateteba Aselu
| Islands Business Verified
July 6, 2026 _ PINA _ Australia, Diplomacy, Fiji, Geopolitics, Pacific _ PACNEWS, In this bulletin: 1. PACIFIC — Australian PM Albanese touches down in Fiji ahead of new Pacific deal 2. PACIFIC — PM Wale urges Indonesia to pursue dialogue and reduce tensions in West Papua 3. PACIFIC — Typhoon Bavi may hit Rota 4. PACIFIC — U.S envoy says Cook Islands minerals are a top priority 5. FIJI — Former Fiji PM Bainimarama says One Nation party shares his values 6.
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Tuvalu’s Digital Nation: why hope, not doom, drives climate adaptation

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By Colette Mortreux, Bateteba Aselu
| Devpolicy Blog
This article builds on a previous Devpolicy Blog piece written by Edwin Venu Pedro and Jess Marinaccio, government employees engaged in Tuvalu’s Digital Nation project. They highlighted growing frustration with media portrayals of the Digital Nation as “a cry for help” and reframed the project as one promoting hope. We offer a complementary, outside-in perspective.
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Hope as an enabler of climate change adaptation - Communications Psychology

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By Colette Mortreux, Jon Barnett, Sergio Jarillo
| Nature Verified
Abstract Adaptation to climate change continues to fall short of needs. Emerging research in psychology and other social sciences suggests that hope may be an important emotion and cognitive process for enabling climate action, and for keeping despair at bay. Drawing on and extending this research, we present a theoretical model to show how hope has the capacity to be a powerful driving force for adaptation.
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