By Lynton A. Filia Nicole Mateariki, an 18-year-old Sports Journalist from the Cook Islands, has embarked on a remarkable journey representing ABCID at the 17th Pacific Games 2023 in Honiara, Solomon Islands.
By Alfred E. Pagepitu Against all odds, a local sea wall builder in his 40s, managing a hectic schedule, not only secured a place within the Solomon Islands Outrigger Canoe Federation but also clinched a coveted bronze medal in Kayaking.
The 28th Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28) has made a landmark agreement after 30 years for the operationalization of the Loss and Damage Fund after it was established at COP27 in Egypt last year.
By Lynton A. Filia Temotu province’s Nende Dance Association in the Solomon Islands has showcased a remarkable cultural dance and theme song to bid farewell to the participants of the 17th Pacific Games, yesterday at the National Arts Gallery grounds.
By Alfred E. Pagepitu As part of the extensive team of 2,500-plus volunteers recruited, trained, and managed for the Sol2023 Pacific Games, individuals like Lazarus Neluo play a vital role.
By Lynton A. Filia Team Solomon Va’a today wrapped up their inaugural appearance in the 17th Pacific Games with an impressive fourth-place finish in the Va’a men’s open V6 1500 meters at DC Park, east Honiara.
By Lynton A. Filia The Keu Kwao clinic, nestled in Suava Bay, North Malaita, faces a critical shortage of essential drugs, intensifying the vulnerability of children and women in the northern region.
By Lynton A. Filia Shadrack Timothy, a remarkable para table tennis player from the Solomon Islands, stands as an inspiring example, defying physical constraints to excel in his sport.
By Lynton A. Filia In a display of outstanding flexibility and talent, the Solomon Islands Men’s Open Va’a Team marked their debut in the 17th Pacific Games, showcasing their ability in the V6 and V12 categories at DC Park, east Honiara.
By Lynton A. Filia Royal Epa, a Solomon Islander athlete, part Malaita and Choiseul province, is not your typical sailor. In fact, he’s a well-known soccer player. But for the 17th Pacific Games 2023, Epa has traded his cleats for sails, and he’s determined to make his mark on the water.
By Lynton A. Filia The Solomon Islands’ debut in the 17th Pacific Games for Va’a competition marked a historic moment for both men and women athletes in Honiara.
By Taromane Martin SOL2023 Pacific Games Golf competition coordinator, John Ipo is pleased to see Golfers from around the Pacific enjoying themselves during the four days of competitions at the Honiara Golf Club. The Golf competitions for men and women ended on Saturday.
By Lynton A. Filia In an intense showdown at the Multipurpose arena on Saturday 25th, Day 6 of the 17th Pacific Games, Rodney Satini earned a silver medal in the single para table tennis category despite a closely contested final match against Tahiti.
By Lynton A. Filia Tahitian twin sisters, Keala Tehahetua and Kelley Tehahetua delivered an impressive performance in the final of the Table Tennis double event, against Vanuatu, at the Multipurpose Hall yesterday.
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Jessica Vanessa Sami has made history as the captain of the Solomon Islands Women’s Rugby 7s team, leading them to a historic 5th place finish at the Pacific Games 2023 Rugby Sevens competition.
By Lynton A. Filia The Multipurpose arena in Honiara witnessed a fascinating display as Vanuatu’s female double table tennis team clinched their debut gold medal in an intense face-off against Tahiti.
By Lynton A. Filia Solomon Islands’ para table tennis athletes displayed exceptional skill and determination, securing silver and bronze medals in both the male and female categories after intense battles against Tahiti and Fiji at the Multipurpose Hall.
By Lynton A. Filia Casper Fa’asala, the Chief Executive Officer of People with Disabilities Solomon Islands (PWDSI), celebrates the remarkable achievements of Solomon Islands' para athletes in archery and men’s table tennis at the 17th Pacific Games.
By Ronald F. Toito’ona Tommy Semmy, a key player from the Papua New Guinea (PNG) football team, expressed his joy at returning to the famous Lawson Tama Stadium for the 17th Pacific Games 2023. Known for its rich football history, Lawson Tama holds a special place in Semmy’s heart.
By Alex Dadamu Day 3 of the golf competition saw Samoa come out on top in the men’s category with 216 points over New Caledonia, which took the lead in Days 1 and 2. Team Solomon and Papua New Guinea claim the third position with 223 points each. Team Manager for Solomon Mens Golf Team,
