Listen to Australian and world news and follow trending topics with SBS News Podcasts.TRANSCRIPT:Australia's Ambassador for First Nations People, Justin Mohamed, says there has been a lot of value in bringing a First Nations lens to tackling issues like climate change in foreign policy circles.The Gooreng Gooreng man is the first to serve in the role, created to strengthen Indigenous voices in international diplomacy and advancing cultural, social, and economic partnerships.Speaking to NITV news, Mr Mohamed says First Nations knowledge and approaches have been particularly useful in the preparation for the pre-COP event - on climate negotiations - in Fiji and Tuvalu in October [[5-8 Oct]]."Climate change is the front of topic in most dialogues that we have What's the solution behind that and how do we combat that? And Australia plays a very pivotal part in that - not only with what we can do, but also the knowledges we can share across that and how we can look after our lands - and waterways - in ways that brings in those traditional knowledges.".Marshall Islands Foreign Affairs Minister Kalani Kaneko says China's missile launch into the Pacific Ocean in July will be discussed at this week's Pacific Islands Forum Foreign Ministers Meeting in Fiji.A joint statement is still being worked on by members of the Pacific Islands Forum.Attending the Garma Festival, Minister Kaneko says this year's theme of Bukmak - which means 'everyone' in the Yolngu language - is also an important concept for members of the Pacific Islands Forum."Every country in the (Pacific Islands) Forum have to be included