Solomon Islands Reiterates Call for Stronger Regional Unity in Sustainable Fisheries at Honiara Summit
by Ronald Toito’ona The urgent call for regional cooperation in managing the Pacific’s vast marine resources took center stage at…
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US Retreat Leaves Australia to Weigh Pacific Aid Gaps
by Ben McKay of AAP Australia and other development partners are moving to cover gaps across the Pacific as the…
Pacific worker labour scheme wage boost changes delayedÂ
Pacific island workers in Australia under a working visa scheme will have to wait nine months longer for changes that…
Marape Urges Global Partners to Stop Illegal Fishing and Support Pacific Sustainability
by Ronald Toito’ona Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape today urged the international community to help stop illegal, unreported,…
Up to four cyclones to hit Pacific as Rae lashes Fiji
Up to four cyclones could form in the Pacific this week, led by Rae, lashing Fiji as a category-two storm.…
Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing Amongst Key Agenda Items at Honiara Summit 2025
by Ronald Toito’ona The Honiara Summit 2025, which kicks off this week, is set to place Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated…
Joel’s Taro Farming Story Inspires Villagers
by Lesley Sanga in Malaita While people moved from rural areas into Honiara in large numbers in search of jobs…
PNG Talks Embrace Ties, Keep China at Arm’s Length
Brisbane, AAPÂ –Â A warm embrace has marked defence treaty talks between Australia and Papua New Guinea, giving the cold shoulder…
Government Allocates $8M For Honiara Summit
 by Ronald Toito’ona The Solomon Islands Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) has allocated around SBD$8 million to host…
King Solomon Hotel Staff Assured Their Jobs Are Secured as New Owners Take Charge
by Charley Piringi None of the 69 workers of King Solomon Hotel will lose their job despite the official change…