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CHILD PROTECTION TRAINING REINFORCES MARY MAZZARELLO’S SAFE-SPACE COMMITMENT

US DEPUTY SECRETARY WILL VISITS SOLOMON ISLANDS FOR ECONOMIC AND SECURITY PRIORITIES

CBSI MAINTAINS 1.5% POLICY RATE AS INFLATION OUTLOOK TIGHTENS

CAUSE II Workshop Advances Preparations for Honiara City Revaluation

WESTERN COMMUNITIES BACK KAVACHI SEASCAPE NATIONAL PARK

PACIFIC REPORT CALLS FOR STRONGER REGIONAL COOPERATION

SIART SUPPORTS WOMEN’S POULTRY TO INCREASE PRODUCTION

PREVENTIVE TREATMENT MISSION STRENGTHENS TB PREVENTION IN ISABEL PROVINCE

SOGAVARE WELCOMES SPECIAL AUDIT
Parliament News

PARLIAMENT OUTLINES DIGITAL UPGRADE, DEFENDS $5.6M SUPPLEMENTARY REQUEST AT PAC

PAC QUESTIONS $1.5M FORESTRY OFFICE RENT REQUEST

PAC QUESTIONS MINISTRY OVER $6.1 MILLION SUPPLEMENTARY FUNDING REQUEST

PM: SI STANDS FIRM ON ONE CHINA POLICY

𝐅𝐨𝐮𝐫𝐭𝐡 𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐒𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝟏𝟐𝐭𝐡 𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐞 𝐨𝐧 𝟒 𝐀𝐮𝐠𝐮𝐬𝐭

PARLIAMENT HOLDS COMMITTEE INDUCTION

𝐌𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐦𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐝 𝐟𝐨𝐫 D𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐭𝐞

Speaker Reminds MPs of Bill Deadline

Wale Flags Investment Challenges
Business and Economy

CBSI MAINTAINS 1.5% POLICY RATE AS INFLATION OUTLOOK TIGHTENS

CBSI URGES YOUTH, WOMEN TO ACCESS CREDIT GUARANTEE SCHEME FINANCE

GOVERNMENT AND CBSI RELAUNCH SME CREDIT GUARANTEE SCHEME TO STRENGTHEN LOCAL BUSINESSES

CBSI LAUNCHES INSTANT FUNDS TRANSFER SERVICE

GOVERNMENT CLARIFIES MINERAL HOLDINGS COMPANY REGISTRATION

PM WALE: INDIGENOUS BUSINESSES MUST DRIVE INVESTMENT

OPPOSITION CALLS FOR BROADER SINPF BOARD EXPERTISE

GREAT COALITION RECORDS STRONG DOMESTIC REVENUE PERFORMANCE

AUSTRALIA BACKS ISABEL SEAWEED FARM
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PREVENTIVE TREATMENT MISSION STRENGTHENS TB PREVENTION IN ISABEL PROVINCE

$250M NAHA CENTRE OPENS AS FIRST URBAN HEALTH CENTRE IN HONIARA

MHMS COMPLETES ANNUAL OPERATIONAL PLANNING AND BUDGET WORKSHOP

HEALTH MINISTRY TARGETS ZERO MALARIA DEATHS BY 2030

SOLOMON ISLANDS STRENGTHENS REGULATORY SYSTEM TO ENSURE SAFER, QUALITY HEALTH PRODUCTS

HEALTH MINISTER: “PRIMARY HEALTH CARE WILL BE A CENTER OF OUR WORK”

Unmasking the appeal, revealing tobacco’s many health harms

DISCUSSIONS UNDERWAY ON PERMANENT MORGUE FOR KILU’UFI HOSPITAL

Five-Day Training Underway in Honiara to Strengthen Provincial Healthy Settings Advocacy
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RISE FOREST CARBON POLICY PROJECT LAUNCHES IN SOLOMON ISLANDS

FROM SEEDLINGS TO SEAWALLS: COMMUNITIES STRENGTHEN MALU’U MARKET COASTLINE

Pacific unity key to cop31 success: Minister Ghemu

MAKIRA-ULAWA, WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY SIGN OCEAN PARTNERSHIP

Climate-Resilient Road Asset Management Improvement Underway in Solomon Islands

TSI WELCOMES GOVERNMENT’S COMMITMENT TO STRENGTHEN SIICAC

MAJOR TREE PLANTING TO MARK WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

SOLOMON ISLANDS FEATURES IN 2026 DATAVIZ CHALLENGE

COMMUNITIES PLAN FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE FUTURE
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Sports

BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION HONOURS TEAM SOLOMONS ATHLETES

LEA’I HAT-TRICK SENDS CENTRAL COAST FC TO FINAL

CENTRAL COAST FC BEAT AS VENUS 3-0 IN LAUTOKA

Late Goals Rescue Auckland City FC

Home Affairs Minister backs inclusive sport as Solomon Islands Para athlete joins GAPS Training Camp in Scotland

SOLOMON ISLANDS QUALIFY FOR FIFA U-17 WORLD CUP

Team Solomon Unveils 13 Athletes, Announces Leadership Change Ahead of Glasgow 2026

SOLOMON ISLANDS EDGE VANUATU 2-1

NEW ZEALAND DEFEAT SOLOMON ISLANDS IN U-16 CLASH
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Yato Conservation Area Declared Largest Protected Area in Solomon Islands

Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

New Solar Energy Partnership

SPBD Solomon Islands and Development Bank of Solomon Islands Forge New Funding Partnership

SPBD Solomon Islands and Kiva Achieve USD $5 Million Milestone

Dissatisfaction on CDF Distribution in North Guadalcanal

Concerns Over Unclear Relocation Plans

Savo’s Ticking Time Bomb

New Zealand’s RSE Scheme Success Stories
Regional and Global News

VANUATU JOURNALIST STRANDED IN MANILA AFTER PALAU REMOVAL

PACIFIC REPORT CALLS FOR STRONGER REGIONAL COOPERATION

OPERATION ISLAND CHIEF IDENTIFIES 16 VESSELS OF INTEREST IN MAJOR REGIONAL SURVEILLANCE EFFORT AGAINST ILLEGAL FISHING

Pacific Civil Society Calls for a Genuine Ocean of Peace: The Pacific is NOT a battleground

PACIFIC RESILIENCE FACILITY COUNCIL HOLDS INAUGURAL MEETING

POP48 FILM CHALLENGE COMES TO SOLOMON ISLANDS

QATAR OFFERS AVIATION SCHOLARSHIPS TO PACIFIC STUDENTS

PACIFIC LEADERS AGREE ON MEASURES TO IMPROVE AVIATION SAFETY AND AFFORDABILITY

EU Seafood Rule to Hit 97% of Pacific Island Vessels
Perspectives

INHERITING THE STORM: GREAT’S BILLION-DOLLAR FISCAL TEST

OPPOSITION LEADER’S STRATEGIC VISIT

BEHIND THE SHINE OF MISS PACIFIC PAGEANT 2025

PAGEANT CONTROVERSY AND GOVERNANCE

2024: A YEAR OF CHANGE?

ENDING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE PACIFIC

TSUNAMI DRILL SET FOR NOVEMBER 5

The Pacific Islands News Association at 50: part 2

Reflections on Pacific regionalism

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Environment

RISE FOREST CARBON POLICY PROJECT LAUNCHES IN SOLOMON ISLANDS

27/08/2026

Environment

FROM SEEDLINGS TO SEAWALLS: COMMUNITIES STRENGTHEN MALU’U MARKET COASTLINE

04/08/2026

Climate Change

Pacific unity key to cop31 success: Minister Ghemu

23/07/2026

Climate Change

MAKIRA-ULAWA, WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY SIGN OCEAN PARTNERSHIP

27/07/2026

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Explore news and analysis on environmental issues and climate change. This category covers the latest developments, policies, and scientific research affecting our planet.

Climate-Resilient Road Asset Management Improvement Underway in Solomon Islands

by News Desk

02/07/2026

MID upgrades transport asset management under SIRAP2 to improve climate resilience and infrastructure planning The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID),...

TSI WELCOMES GOVERNMENT’S COMMITMENT TO STRENGTHEN SIICAC

by News Desk

27/07/2026

Transparency Solomon Islands welcomes the Government's commitment to strengthen SIICAC and fight corruption Transparency Solomon Islands (TSI) welcomes the renewed...

Pictured fourth from left MECDM Minister, the Hon. Wayne Ghemu, along with government officials and volunteers taking part in the World Environment Day initiative at Bloody Ridge National Peace Park.

MAJOR TREE PLANTING TO MARK WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

by News Desk

30/06/2026

Over 70 volunteers plant 100 native trees at Bloody Ridge National Peace Park for World Environment Day Honiara, Solomon Islands -...

Photo: Left, Solomon Islands prize recipient Crispin Laka in 2025; Right, Solomon Islands journalist Eddie Trevor Osifelo, Sub-Editor & Weekend Editor of Solomon Star Newspaper, and a judge in the 2026 edition.

SOLOMON ISLANDS FEATURES IN 2026 DATAVIZ CHALLENGE

by News Desk

30/06/2026

SPC launches the 2026 Pacific Dataviz Challenge, inviting data-driven stories on climate change issues Honiara, Solomon Islands – 1 June...

Communities Plan for Climate-Resilient Future

COMMUNITIES PLAN FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE FUTURE

by News Desk

30/06/2026

Tulagi Ward 4 communities develop climate resilience plans through CAPSI adaptation pathway training Communities in Tulagi Ward 4 are taking...

‘A SOLUTION IN TIMES OF NEED’: TRIGACASH CLIMATE INSURANCE

by Jeremy Gwao

30/06/2026

TrigaCash climate insurance helps deliver quick payouts to vulnerable communities after extreme weather events. Thousands of farmers, fishers, and market...

Hunting and Habitat Loss Threaten Dugongs

by Jeremy Gwao

22/05/2026

Experts warn hunting and habitat loss are pushing Solomon Islands dugongs closer to local extinction. The dugong has been flagged...

Solomon Islands Yet to Sign Melanesian Ocean Declaration

by Jeremy Gwao

13/05/2026

Caretaker Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele says Cabinet and legal processes must be completed before signing the Melanesian Ocean Declaration. Caretaker...