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    BLC Adjourns Public Expenditure Committee Hearing

    Public Expenditure Committee Adjourns Hearing

    Solomon Islands prepares to host 54th Pacific Islands Forum, uniting leaders for regional dialogue and solidarity.

    Solomon Islands Ready to Host Landmark Regional Gathering

    Pirupiru CHS celebrates new labs funded by Australia & NZ to boost science and home economics learning.

    Pirupiru Gets Education Boost

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    Wale Rebukes PM Claims

    Wale Rebukes PM Claims

    Chovohio [left] and Charivunga [right] confluence, to create a dam for sediment control

    GRML Apologizes Over Dam

    High Court Upholds Cancellation of APID Mining License

    High Court Upholds Cancellation of APID Mining License

    The Opposition has raised concerns over significant healthcare issues at Helena Goldie Hospital in Western Province, following a recent visit by the Leader of Opposition Matthew Wale and five other Opposition MPs. The group met with the Moderator of United Church Solomon Islands Rev. Armstrong Pitakaji and hospital staff to discuss the hospital's challenges. During the visit, the Opposition was informed that the hospital is grappling with several key issues, including poor structural conditions, inadequate healthcare services, and a severe lack of financial support from the National Government. Despite the scheduled handover of a newly renovated building this Friday, the hospital will face continued operational difficulties. The handover will occur with essential equipment, medical supplies, and facilities still missing, which the Opposition believes will worsen the situation. The Opposition team also observed contractors working under pressure to complete the building before the handover. They noted a plaque at the site marking a promise by Telekom, which remains unfulfilled. Dr. Raymond Dickson, the hospital's medical superintendent, emphasized that the new building will not resolve the critical issues of overcrowding and insufficient diagnostic equipment, which are essential for effective healthcare delivery. A shortage of medical staff, including doctors and nurses, further limits the hospital’s capacity to provide adequate care. The Opposition was informed of instances where only one nurse was on duty, leading to preventable deaths due to understaffing and a lack of medical supplies, including oxygen. There is also a lack of ongoing training for medical personnel, hindering their ability to keep pace with medical advancements. The hospital, a church-owned institution, relies on inadequate monthly grants from the government to cover operational costs, which do not meet the rising expenses associated with healthcare delivery. Opposition Leader Matthew Wale expressed regret over the hospital’s challenges, reiterating that these issues have been raised in Parliament without adequate response from the Government, which has claimed that the health sector is in good hands. Wale also commended the dedication of the hospital’s staff, particularly in light of the ongoing difficulties, and pledged to bring these concerns to the Government for urgent attention. The Opposition is calling for more robust government support to address the healthcare crisis at Helena Goldie and other similar facilities across the country.

    Opposition Highlights Helena Goldie’s Struggles

    Guadalcanal By-Elections Announced for June 4, 2025

    By-Elections Set For June

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    The Hidden Struggles of Honiara’s Market Vendors

    The Hidden Struggles of Honiara’s Market Vendors

    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    Auckland to Brisbane New Route for Solomon Airlines

    Auckland to Brisbane New Route for Solomon Airlines

    Solomon Islands increases tourism budget to SB$46 million, driving growth and aiming for 100,000 visitors by 2035.

    Boost for Tourism Sector

    Economic Growth via PALM Scheme

    Economic Growth via PALM Scheme

    Honiara City Council repeals 2024 ordinance and introduces 2025 fees with reductions to ease financial pressures on businesses and residents.

    HCC Reduces Fees and Budget

    Solomon Power and Solomon Water announce tariff changes for 2025, affecting electricity and water prices for households and businesses.

    What to Expect in 2025

    SPBD Solomon Islands and DBSI Forge Landmark Partnership

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

    Solomon Islands' Consumer Price Index Indicates Rising Cost of Essentials

    Cost of Living Rises in Solomon Islands

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    Opposition visits Gizo Hospital to get firsthand information, reports healthcare challenges, while MHMS responds.

    Opposition Visits Gizo Hospital, Reports Challenges Faced

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Awards

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Award

    Australia and Solomon Islands Strengthen Health Partnership

    Australia and Solomon Islands Strengthen Health Partnership

    Naha Clinic healthcare upgrade

    Australia Expands Naha Healthcare Amid Construction

    Fiji Announced as 2026 Hosts for Miss Pacific Pageant

    Fiji Announced as 2026 Hosts for Miss Pacific Pageant

    Samoa Wins Pacific Crown Again

    Samoa Wins Pacific Crown Again

    Float in Honiara today

    Pacific Celebration in Honiara

    Delilah Kekea Homelo Appointed First Female CEO of Solomon Power

    Solomon Power Appoints First Female CEO

    NRH RAINWATER CATCHMENT SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT PROJECT COMPLETED

    Hospital Rainwater Quality Upgrade

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    Chovohio [left] and Charivunga [right] confluence, to create a dam for sediment control

    GRML Apologizes Over Dam

    Image: A typical bauxite mining site on Rennell Island. Credit /Ripples in Rennell.

    West Rennell Landowners Revoke Mining Deal

    Opposition, Ministry Clash Over Mining License

    Opposition, Mines Ministry Clash Over Mining

    “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

    “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

    Flinders University research highlights new groundwater extraction methods to secure fresh water for Pacific atoll islands.

    Experts Call for Urgent Investigations into Bore-field Operations

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Awards

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Award

    Landowners Seek Oil Spill Compensation

    Landowners Seek Oil Spill Compensation

    2024 Warmest Year Recorded

    2024 Warmest Year Recorded

    Heavy rain warning issued for Temotu Province, with risks of flooding, landslides, and hazardous sea conditions.

    Heavy Rain Warning for Temotu

    • Climate Change
      “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

      “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

      Flinders University research highlights new groundwater extraction methods to secure fresh water for Pacific atoll islands.

      Experts Call for Urgent Investigations into Bore-field Operations

      2024 Warmest Year Recorded

      2024 Warmest Year Recorded

      PISFCC President Cynthia Houniuhi represents the voices of vulnerable island nations in global legal battle.

      Pacific Youth Leader Urges ICJ to Address Climate Justice

      Workshop Improve Understanding of Ocean Data for Better Forecasting

      Training Initiatives Focus on Maritime Safety and Environmental Management

      Minister Ramofafia Highlights Challenges of Managing 20 Development Partners While Navigating Climate Change and Regional Power Rivalries.

      Pacific Geopolitics Complicate Solomon Islands’ Development Efforts

      Guterres Calls Out Australia, New Zealand, and Others for Failing to Act on Fossil Fuel Reduction.

      UN head Guterres talks tough on climate in Pacific

      Hearing to Address Legal Obligations of States Regarding Climate Action

      UN’s Top Court to Hold Public Hearings on Landmark Climate Change Case in December

      $31.8M SOLKAS Project Aims to Boost Climate Resilience in Rural Solomon Islands Communities Through Collaborative Efforts

      Major Climate Project Launched

  • Sports
    Victories for David and Komasi in SA Football

    David out of Hahn Cup as Wae returns for City

    Hatanga Community Champions League Teams Receive Futsal Balls from SIFF

    Hatanga Community Champions League Teams Receive Futsal Balls from SIFF

    Victories for David and Komasi in SA Football

    Victories for David and Komasi in SA Football

    GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS FOR WEIGHTLIFTING

    GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS FOR WEIGHTLIFTING

    MIXED RESULTS FOR NATIONAL POJC TENNIS TEAMS

    MIXED RESULTS FOR NATIONAL POJC TENNIS TEAMS

    NATIONAL U18 BEACH VOLLEY BOYS REACH SEMIS

    NATIONAL U18 BEACH VOLLEY BOYS REACH SEMIS

    David, Micah Help Clubs Win in South Australia Football

    David, Micah Help Clubs Win in South Australia Football

    WINDY HILLS FC CROWNED CHAMPIONS OF THE 2025 Bulk Shop HOPE CHAMPIONSHIP.

    WINDY HILLS FC CROWNED CHAMPIONS OF THE 2025 Bulk Shop HOPE CHAMPIONSHIP.

    Solomon Islands footballers shine in South Australia’s NPL and State League One during round five matches.

    Solomon Islands Players Shine in South Australia

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    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    SPBD Solomon Islands solar partnership

    New Solar Energy Partnership

    SPBD Solomon Islands and DBSI Forge Landmark Partnership

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

    SPBD Solomon Islands Celebrates Milestone of USD $5 Million Crowdfunded through Kiva Partnership

    SPBD Solomon Islands and Kiva Achieve USD $5 Million Milestone

    Residents in North Guadalcanal emphasize need for improved mechanisms in CDF distribution as little or no impact felt in communities

    Dissatisfaction on CDF Distribution in North Guadalcanal

    Concerns Over Unclear Relocation Plans

    Concerns Over Unclear Relocation Plans

    Government's Geology Department in Crisis as Vital Monitoring Stations Fall into Disrepair

    Savo’s Ticking Time Bomb

    New Zealand's RSE Scheme Success Stories

    New Zealand’s RSE Scheme Success Stories

    Relationships are the Enduring Currency of Influence for the Pacific Islands

    Relationships are the Enduring Currency of Influence for the Pacific Islands

  • Regional and Global News
    Dengue Surge Hits West Fiji

    Dengue Surge Hits West Fiji

    PANG Issues Warning on Carbon Markets in Oceans

    PANG Issues Warning on Carbon Markets in Oceans

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    New Zealand Eases Travel Rules for Pacific Islands Forum Countries

    New Zealand Eases Travel Rules for Pacific Islands Forum Countries

    Pacific Leaders Address Gender Equality

    Pacific Leaders Address Gender Equality

    Child Protection Urged in the Pacific

    Child Protection Urged in the Pacific

    Flinders University research highlights new groundwater extraction methods to secure fresh water for Pacific atoll islands.

    Experts Call for Urgent Investigations into Bore-field Operations

    Marshall Islands Signs Treaty for Nuclear-Free Pacific

    Marshall Islands Signs Treaty for Nuclear-Free Pacific

    FIJI AIRWAYS

    Fiji Airways Passenger Restrained

  • Perspectives
    Opposition Leader's Strategic Visit

    Opposition Leader’s Strategic Visit

    Behind the shine of Miss Pacific Pageant 2025

    Behind the shine of Miss Pacific Pageant 2025

    The Miss Pacific Islands Pageant controversy highlights due process concerns after a judge was issued a stop order in Solomon Islands.

    Pageant Controversy and Governance

    Reflecting on the 2024 Solomon Islands elections, leadership change, and the collective role in driving national progress.

    2024: A Year of Change?

    Time to Act Now: Ending Violence Against Women in the Pacific

    Time to Act Now: Ending Violence Against Women in the Pacific

    Solomon Islands to Conduct National Tsunami Drill on November 5

    Tsunami Drill Set for November 5 in the Solomon Islands

    A perspective on the history and future of the Pacific Islands News Association from President Kalafi Moala.

    The Pacific Islands News Association at 50: part 2

    Examining the Shifting Dynamics and Leadership Challenges in Regional Governance

    Reflections on Pacific regionalism

    THE CASE OF AN UNEXPLAINED WEALTH LAW IN SOLOMON ISLANDS

    The Case of an Unexplained Wealth in Solomon Islands.

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    BLC Adjourns Public Expenditure Committee Hearing

    Public Expenditure Committee Adjourns Hearing

    Solomon Islands prepares to host 54th Pacific Islands Forum, uniting leaders for regional dialogue and solidarity.

    Solomon Islands Ready to Host Landmark Regional Gathering

    Pirupiru CHS celebrates new labs funded by Australia & NZ to boost science and home economics learning.

    Pirupiru Gets Education Boost

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    Wale Rebukes PM Claims

    Wale Rebukes PM Claims

    Chovohio [left] and Charivunga [right] confluence, to create a dam for sediment control

    GRML Apologizes Over Dam

    High Court Upholds Cancellation of APID Mining License

    High Court Upholds Cancellation of APID Mining License

    The Opposition has raised concerns over significant healthcare issues at Helena Goldie Hospital in Western Province, following a recent visit by the Leader of Opposition Matthew Wale and five other Opposition MPs. The group met with the Moderator of United Church Solomon Islands Rev. Armstrong Pitakaji and hospital staff to discuss the hospital's challenges. During the visit, the Opposition was informed that the hospital is grappling with several key issues, including poor structural conditions, inadequate healthcare services, and a severe lack of financial support from the National Government. Despite the scheduled handover of a newly renovated building this Friday, the hospital will face continued operational difficulties. The handover will occur with essential equipment, medical supplies, and facilities still missing, which the Opposition believes will worsen the situation. The Opposition team also observed contractors working under pressure to complete the building before the handover. They noted a plaque at the site marking a promise by Telekom, which remains unfulfilled. Dr. Raymond Dickson, the hospital's medical superintendent, emphasized that the new building will not resolve the critical issues of overcrowding and insufficient diagnostic equipment, which are essential for effective healthcare delivery. A shortage of medical staff, including doctors and nurses, further limits the hospital’s capacity to provide adequate care. The Opposition was informed of instances where only one nurse was on duty, leading to preventable deaths due to understaffing and a lack of medical supplies, including oxygen. There is also a lack of ongoing training for medical personnel, hindering their ability to keep pace with medical advancements. The hospital, a church-owned institution, relies on inadequate monthly grants from the government to cover operational costs, which do not meet the rising expenses associated with healthcare delivery. Opposition Leader Matthew Wale expressed regret over the hospital’s challenges, reiterating that these issues have been raised in Parliament without adequate response from the Government, which has claimed that the health sector is in good hands. Wale also commended the dedication of the hospital’s staff, particularly in light of the ongoing difficulties, and pledged to bring these concerns to the Government for urgent attention. The Opposition is calling for more robust government support to address the healthcare crisis at Helena Goldie and other similar facilities across the country.

    Opposition Highlights Helena Goldie’s Struggles

    Guadalcanal By-Elections Announced for June 4, 2025

    By-Elections Set For June

  • Parliament News
  • Business and Economy
    The Hidden Struggles of Honiara’s Market Vendors

    The Hidden Struggles of Honiara’s Market Vendors

    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    Auckland to Brisbane New Route for Solomon Airlines

    Auckland to Brisbane New Route for Solomon Airlines

    Solomon Islands increases tourism budget to SB$46 million, driving growth and aiming for 100,000 visitors by 2035.

    Boost for Tourism Sector

    Economic Growth via PALM Scheme

    Economic Growth via PALM Scheme

    Honiara City Council repeals 2024 ordinance and introduces 2025 fees with reductions to ease financial pressures on businesses and residents.

    HCC Reduces Fees and Budget

    Solomon Power and Solomon Water announce tariff changes for 2025, affecting electricity and water prices for households and businesses.

    What to Expect in 2025

    SPBD Solomon Islands and DBSI Forge Landmark Partnership

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

    Solomon Islands' Consumer Price Index Indicates Rising Cost of Essentials

    Cost of Living Rises in Solomon Islands

  • Women and Health
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    • Health
    Opposition visits Gizo Hospital to get firsthand information, reports healthcare challenges, while MHMS responds.

    Opposition Visits Gizo Hospital, Reports Challenges Faced

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Awards

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Award

    Australia and Solomon Islands Strengthen Health Partnership

    Australia and Solomon Islands Strengthen Health Partnership

    Naha Clinic healthcare upgrade

    Australia Expands Naha Healthcare Amid Construction

    Fiji Announced as 2026 Hosts for Miss Pacific Pageant

    Fiji Announced as 2026 Hosts for Miss Pacific Pageant

    Samoa Wins Pacific Crown Again

    Samoa Wins Pacific Crown Again

    Float in Honiara today

    Pacific Celebration in Honiara

    Delilah Kekea Homelo Appointed First Female CEO of Solomon Power

    Solomon Power Appoints First Female CEO

    NRH RAINWATER CATCHMENT SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT PROJECT COMPLETED

    Hospital Rainwater Quality Upgrade

  • Environment
    • All
    • Climate Change
    Chovohio [left] and Charivunga [right] confluence, to create a dam for sediment control

    GRML Apologizes Over Dam

    Image: A typical bauxite mining site on Rennell Island. Credit /Ripples in Rennell.

    West Rennell Landowners Revoke Mining Deal

    Opposition, Ministry Clash Over Mining License

    Opposition, Mines Ministry Clash Over Mining

    “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

    “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

    Flinders University research highlights new groundwater extraction methods to secure fresh water for Pacific atoll islands.

    Experts Call for Urgent Investigations into Bore-field Operations

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Awards

    Solomon Islander Wins Regional Commonwealth Youth Award

    Landowners Seek Oil Spill Compensation

    Landowners Seek Oil Spill Compensation

    2024 Warmest Year Recorded

    2024 Warmest Year Recorded

    Heavy rain warning issued for Temotu Province, with risks of flooding, landslides, and hazardous sea conditions.

    Heavy Rain Warning for Temotu

    • Climate Change
      “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

      “There’s Just No More Land” – Walande’s Struggle Continues

      Flinders University research highlights new groundwater extraction methods to secure fresh water for Pacific atoll islands.

      Experts Call for Urgent Investigations into Bore-field Operations

      2024 Warmest Year Recorded

      2024 Warmest Year Recorded

      PISFCC President Cynthia Houniuhi represents the voices of vulnerable island nations in global legal battle.

      Pacific Youth Leader Urges ICJ to Address Climate Justice

      Workshop Improve Understanding of Ocean Data for Better Forecasting

      Training Initiatives Focus on Maritime Safety and Environmental Management

      Minister Ramofafia Highlights Challenges of Managing 20 Development Partners While Navigating Climate Change and Regional Power Rivalries.

      Pacific Geopolitics Complicate Solomon Islands’ Development Efforts

      Guterres Calls Out Australia, New Zealand, and Others for Failing to Act on Fossil Fuel Reduction.

      UN head Guterres talks tough on climate in Pacific

      Hearing to Address Legal Obligations of States Regarding Climate Action

      UN’s Top Court to Hold Public Hearings on Landmark Climate Change Case in December

      $31.8M SOLKAS Project Aims to Boost Climate Resilience in Rural Solomon Islands Communities Through Collaborative Efforts

      Major Climate Project Launched

  • Sports
    Victories for David and Komasi in SA Football

    David out of Hahn Cup as Wae returns for City

    Hatanga Community Champions League Teams Receive Futsal Balls from SIFF

    Hatanga Community Champions League Teams Receive Futsal Balls from SIFF

    Victories for David and Komasi in SA Football

    Victories for David and Komasi in SA Football

    GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS FOR WEIGHTLIFTING

    GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS FOR WEIGHTLIFTING

    MIXED RESULTS FOR NATIONAL POJC TENNIS TEAMS

    MIXED RESULTS FOR NATIONAL POJC TENNIS TEAMS

    NATIONAL U18 BEACH VOLLEY BOYS REACH SEMIS

    NATIONAL U18 BEACH VOLLEY BOYS REACH SEMIS

    David, Micah Help Clubs Win in South Australia Football

    David, Micah Help Clubs Win in South Australia Football

    WINDY HILLS FC CROWNED CHAMPIONS OF THE 2025 Bulk Shop HOPE CHAMPIONSHIP.

    WINDY HILLS FC CROWNED CHAMPIONS OF THE 2025 Bulk Shop HOPE CHAMPIONSHIP.

    Solomon Islands footballers shine in South Australia’s NPL and State League One during round five matches.

    Solomon Islands Players Shine in South Australia

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    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    Heritage Park Hotel: More Than Just a Hotel

    SPBD Solomon Islands solar partnership

    New Solar Energy Partnership

    SPBD Solomon Islands and DBSI Forge Landmark Partnership

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

    SPBD Solomon Islands Celebrates Milestone of USD $5 Million Crowdfunded through Kiva Partnership

    SPBD Solomon Islands and Kiva Achieve USD $5 Million Milestone

    Residents in North Guadalcanal emphasize need for improved mechanisms in CDF distribution as little or no impact felt in communities

    Dissatisfaction on CDF Distribution in North Guadalcanal

    Concerns Over Unclear Relocation Plans

    Concerns Over Unclear Relocation Plans

    Government's Geology Department in Crisis as Vital Monitoring Stations Fall into Disrepair

    Savo’s Ticking Time Bomb

    New Zealand's RSE Scheme Success Stories

    New Zealand’s RSE Scheme Success Stories

    Relationships are the Enduring Currency of Influence for the Pacific Islands

    Relationships are the Enduring Currency of Influence for the Pacific Islands

  • Regional and Global News
    Dengue Surge Hits West Fiji

    Dengue Surge Hits West Fiji

    PANG Issues Warning on Carbon Markets in Oceans

    PANG Issues Warning on Carbon Markets in Oceans

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    Pacific Moves to Digital Tools in Crackdown on Illegal Fishing

    New Zealand Eases Travel Rules for Pacific Islands Forum Countries

    New Zealand Eases Travel Rules for Pacific Islands Forum Countries

    Pacific Leaders Address Gender Equality

    Pacific Leaders Address Gender Equality

    Child Protection Urged in the Pacific

    Child Protection Urged in the Pacific

    Flinders University research highlights new groundwater extraction methods to secure fresh water for Pacific atoll islands.

    Experts Call for Urgent Investigations into Bore-field Operations

    Marshall Islands Signs Treaty for Nuclear-Free Pacific

    Marshall Islands Signs Treaty for Nuclear-Free Pacific

    FIJI AIRWAYS

    Fiji Airways Passenger Restrained

  • Perspectives
    Opposition Leader's Strategic Visit

    Opposition Leader’s Strategic Visit

    Behind the shine of Miss Pacific Pageant 2025

    Behind the shine of Miss Pacific Pageant 2025

    The Miss Pacific Islands Pageant controversy highlights due process concerns after a judge was issued a stop order in Solomon Islands.

    Pageant Controversy and Governance

    Reflecting on the 2024 Solomon Islands elections, leadership change, and the collective role in driving national progress.

    2024: A Year of Change?

    Time to Act Now: Ending Violence Against Women in the Pacific

    Time to Act Now: Ending Violence Against Women in the Pacific

    Solomon Islands to Conduct National Tsunami Drill on November 5

    Tsunami Drill Set for November 5 in the Solomon Islands

    A perspective on the history and future of the Pacific Islands News Association from President Kalafi Moala.

    The Pacific Islands News Association at 50: part 2

    Examining the Shifting Dynamics and Leadership Challenges in Regional Governance

    Reflections on Pacific regionalism

    THE CASE OF AN UNEXPLAINED WEALTH LAW IN SOLOMON ISLANDS

    The Case of an Unexplained Wealth in Solomon Islands.

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Dr. Transform Aqorau who we met at the Museum area, enjoying ‘low key’ celebrations to mark 44 years since the country gained Independence from Great Britain. Here is what he has to say on this important occasion.

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