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$30,000 Missing: Suidani Files Police Complaint Against Premier Asilaua

by Ronald Toito’ona Former Malaita premier Daniel Suidani has filed a police complaint against the current Premier, Elijah Asilaua, alleging Asilaua’s involvement in the disappearance of $30,000 earmarked for Malaita Day celebrations in 2023. The complaint, lodged with the Malaita Provincial Police on April 10 2025, claims that the missing…

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Wale slams Government’s plan to send Health workers to Cook Islands

LEADER of Opposition Hon Matthew Wale has slammed the government’s intention to explore a labour mobility scheme that would see Solomon Islands nurses and doctors sent to the Cook Islands, describing it as short sighted and reckless. In a statement today, Hon Wale said the Prime Minister’s recent announcement reflects…

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Solomons Fisheries Ministry announces the lifting of the Beche-de-mer Ban

The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) today announced that the order, Prohibited Activities (Fishing and Possession of Beche-de-mer) 2021, prohibiting the fishing or possession of beche-de-mer (sea cucumber) has officially been revoked, effective 22 April 2025. It says, this revocation order , Revocation of Prohibited Activities (Fishing or…

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David’s Croydon FC out of Hahn Cup, Wae returns for Campbelltown City FC 

By Ethan Habru in Adelaide Solomon Islands international footballer, Junior David and his club’s journey in the Hahn Australia Cup came to an end last Thursday as his team, Croydon FC who are currently fifth in the South Australia (SA) National Premier League (NPL) lost against 12th placed WT Birkalla.…

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New Regional Financing Facility to be Signed in Honiara, Says PM Manele

by Gina Maka’a A new regional financing agreement, known as the Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF), will be signed in Honiara during the Forum Leaders’ Summit in September. Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele disclosed this to reporters on arrival today from Fiji where he attended the Troika meeting. Manele explained that in…

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