Democracy Is Not a Spectator Sport’ — Governor-General Calls for Unity on King’s Birthday
Solomon Islanders must be active partners in development, not passive observers of government, Governor-General Sir David Tiva Kapu declared during…
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Wale Envisions Future Where Solomon Islanders Work Their Own Land Instead of Seeking Jobs Overseas
by Charley Piringi Prime Minister Mathew Wale describes the labour mobility programs like Australia’s PALM and New Zealand’s Recognised Seasonal…
Sogavare Urges AG Suri to Recuse Himself From 33 Shipments Investigation
by Georgina Maka’a Opposition leader Manasseh Sogavare has urged Attorney General Gabriel Suri to stand aside from current investigations into…
Suri Rejects Links to 33 Bauxite Shipments, Orders Documents Handed to Financial Intelligence Unit
by Ofani Eremae Attorney General Gabriel Suri says he was not involved in the operational aspects of Asia Pacific Investment…
After Maila’s Fury, SBD$121M Brings Hope to 150,000 Solomon Islanders
When Tropical Cyclone Maila tore through Solomon Islands in April 2026, it left a trail of destruction across Western, Choiseul,…
Wale Promises Greater Transparency in Future Security Agreements
by Charley Piringi Prime Minister Mathew Wale says his government will pursue greater transparency in the negotiation and approval of…
Govt, Opposition In Exchange Over Gold Licence Cancellation
The Government has rejected Opposition claims that the Prime Minister misled the public over cancellation of Gold Dealer Licences, insisting…
GREAT Coalition Launches Investigation Into Controversial 33 Bauxite Exports
The Government says it has commenced investigations into the controversial 33 shipments of bauxite. Minister for Mines, Energy & Rural…
Australia Injects SBD2.2M Into Cyclone Maila Recovery, Taking Total Aid to SBD12.1 Million
Australia has provided SBD2.2 million to the Solomon Islands Red Cross Society to support their Tropical Cyclone Maila response and…
New EU Seafood Rules Set to Impact Most Pacific Fishing Vessels
A new European Union food safety regulation is expected to affect about 97 percent of Pacific Island-flagged fishing vessels currently…