Scouts & Coastwatchers to be Honoured Again in WWII Memorial Event
by Lamantha Lano An event to honour Solomon Islands scouts and coastwatchers for their efforts and contributions in World War…
Author: Charley Piringi
Charley Piringi is a co-founder and investigative journalist at In-Depth Solomons.
A Lawsuit Promises Justice for Rio Tinto’s Mining Disaster in Bougainville. Some Say It’s Nothing But a Cash Grab
The Panguna mine made a fortune but left war and pollution in its wake. A new lawsuit backed by anonymous…
Australia Backs Solomons New Coconut Processing Facility
Coconut down streaming in Solomon Islands is poised for expansion with Australia investing in a new cutting-edge processing facility, operated…
Facebook Takes Down Scores of In-depth Solomons’ Posts, Blocks Stories Without Warning
by Aubrey Belford (OCCRP Pacific Editor) Facebook temporarily blocked scores of posts on a page run by an OCCRP member…
Climate Change Threatens Fisheries Industry, Says Solomons Deputy Prime Minister
by Lamantha Lano The 17 member countries of the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) were called on to see the critical…
Australia To Deliver Age Care Training In Honiara
Australia will be delivering a new qualification in Honiara: Certificate III in Individual Support (aging). Starting in July this year,…
Lack of log export monitoring costs Solomons Islands millions of dollars in lost revenue
by Gina Maka’a Solomon Islands has lost millions of dollars in log export revenue over the last 15 years due…
$10M Honiara’s Central Market Extension Opens For Business
The eagerly awaited Honiara Central Market extension opened today with a large undercover space and stalls for 100 vendors. The…
