By Alfred Pagepitu The motion of no confidence against the Premier of Central Islands Province, Michael Salini, will be tabled for debate tomorrow Thursday.
By Taromane Martin Police and other responsible authorities must wake up and address the manufacturing and alarming use of Copen within Honiara schools, as the number of users increase daily.
By Alfred Pagepitu Ballot boxes for the West Guadalcanal constituency by-election is expected to arrive in Honiara tonight Wednesday. Returning Officer for West Guadalcanal Constituency, Mr.
The Government of Solomon Islands is pleased to announce the commissioning of His Excellency Mr. Ishmael Mali Avui as the new High Commissioner to New Zealand.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) has acknowledged the concerns raised by some teachers regarding their relevelled salaries, which were paid on Thursday, 15 May 2025.
By Alfred Pagepitu Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele will travel to Vienna, Austria this month to attend the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Fund Development Forum where he is expected to deliver a keynote address.
By Taromane Martin The Guadalcanal province is imposing a ban on harvesting coconut crab (locally known as Kasusu) as the breeding season arrives. The ban is effective as of 1 June, 2025 until 31 October 2025. It will be lifted starting 1 November 2025.
The Prime Minister, Hon. Jeremiah Manele, through the Press Secretariat, acknowledges the concerns expressed by Solomon Islanders regarding recent reports about the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and related agreements.
By Taromane Martin The Commissioner of Lands Alan McNeil has clarified that the Land board has already offered Fixed Term Estates (FTEs) to the victims of the 2014 flash flooding who are relocated to April Valley in East Honiara.
By Lachlan Eddie In Canberra, Australia Eight Solomon Islands journalists representing various media organizations are currently in Australia for an eight-day International Media Visit from 1 to 8 June, 2025.
By Taromane Martin First game first win, for Phoneix netball club as they kick off their campaign in the 2025 Honiara Netball Association (HNA) Super Division with a bang. Phoenix defeated Gold Ridge 1, 44 points to 31 during their clash on Saturday at the Multipurpose Hall.
By Taromane Martin 28 more days are left until the second edition of the Solomon Islands Secondary School Games (SISSG) kicks off in Honiara. SISSG Chairman and Deputy Secretary (Technical) in the Minister of Home Affairs, Walter Diamana said the School Games is a national multi-sport event…
By Alfred Pagepitu Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele admits the need to review the performance of a number of permanent secretaries. Prime Minister Manele told parliament that permanent secretaries play an important role in implementing government policies.
By Ethan Habru in Adelaide Solomon Islands soccer players Rovu Boyers and Micah Lea’alafa will face each other’s clubs on Saturday in round 12 of the Football South Australia (FSA) State League One.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade of Solomon Islands, Hon. Peter Shanel Agovaka, met with the Member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, H.E.
By Jimmy Nolan A form six male student from Honiara Senior High school has raised the need for Solomon Islands to protect its environment from risks associated with carbon emissions.
The Member of Parliament for West Are’Are and Chairman of the Bills and Legislation Committee, Hon. John Maneniaru, has called on the Prime Minister and the GNUT Government to urgently introduce reforms to make political grasshopping illegal.
The national government is beginning preparations for the 47th Independence Anniversary celebrations on July 7 this year. A Government Organising Committee headed by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet with support from other line Ministries began the…
By Lachlan Eddie 76 new officers have joined the Correctional Services of Solomon Islands (CSSI) after completing 16 weeks of training under the Titus Rore Class of 2025. Of the total number are 21 females and 55 males.
By Taromane Martin Pools for the 2025 Association of the Church of Melanesia Schools, Institutions, and Communities (ACOMSIC) Games Junior Netball, futsal, volleyball and football competition are set. The 2025 edition of the ACOMSIC Games returns on 16 until 21 June in Honiara.
