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Young Carpenter Redefines Inclusion as Students with Disabilities Graduate into Local Construction Sector

When 23-year-old John Tara walked across the stage to receive his carpentry certificate, he did more than graduate—he became the face of a new era of disability inclusion in Solomon Islands’ workforce. Tara, who is hearing-impaired, was one of ten students to graduate from the Bethesda Disability Training Centre and…

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Solomon Islands Students Shine at Global Robotics Challenge in Panama

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD), Dr. Franco Rodie, has congratulated the Woodford International School Robotics Team for achieving an outstanding 4th place finish out of 190 countries at the 2025 FIRST Global Challenge held in Panama City. Dr. Rodie joined teachers, parents,…

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Australia Awards Alumnus Leads Sustainable Pig Farming In Malaita Province

In Abukwau, a small rural community nestled in Auki, Malaita Province, piglets were once believed to be cursed. Families watched helplessly as animals died young, with little hope of survival. Today, the narrative has shifted. Healthy pigs now thrive in sturdy pens, as women cultivate gardens fertilised with pig manure…

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Pacific Youths Demand Action: Urges Leaders To Turn Words Into Concrete Action

by Charley Piringi Pacific youths have urged Forum leaders to transform commitments into concrete action, calling for climate justice, peace, and stronger partnerships as the Pacific Islands Forum commemorated the Blue Pacific Ocean of Peace Declaration in Honiara today. Speaking on behalf of young people across the region, youth representative…

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