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Volunteers visit remote Pacific Islands on board US naval ship
Travelling on the USS Pearl Harbor, an amphibious dock-landing ship, Project HOPE volunteers will visit Samoa, Tonga, the Marshall Islands, Kiribati and Solomon Islands.
USP students have revived a cross culture event which acknowledges and appreciates the many cultures that co-exist at its campuses.
Solomon Islands PM Attends Global Transparency Conference
Solomon Islands Prime Minister, Hon. Gordon Darcy Lilo will give a key note address at the 6th Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative Global Conference, in Sydney, Australia this week.
General Assembly adds French Polynesia to UN decolonization list
Although France had undertaken to furnish information on French Polynesia in 1946, along with New Caledonia, this transmittal of information stopped the following year, as stated by the delegate of the Solomon Islands.
Oz to maintain defence, aid spending on Pacific
Australia's aid and defence spending in the Pacific has escaped the sweeping cuts to Government programmes announced in the latest Budget.
Dengue Outbreak Highlights Poor Waste Management
Honiara's rapid urban growth and increased urban waste have become the focus of municipal efforts to stem the spread of dengue fever.
US Navy ship to sail the Pacific on a humanitarian mission
Sailors aboard the USS Ronald Reagan handle boxes of relief supplies bound for the Carnival cruise ship C/V Splendor, which went adrift after an engine room fire in November 2010.
Business group says budget shackles Australia to more deficits
Business groups have largely reacted negatively to Australia's budget today and questioned whether its assumptions about economic growth prospects were too optimistic.
NZ–Solomons builders donate house for medical training
A brand new guest house for overseas medical and nursing students in Honiara, Solomon Islands, was officially opened this morning thanks to New Zealand building companies.
Pacific Tuna Boats Struggle For Survival: Greenpea...
Honiara, May 13, 2013 Local tuna boat operators targeting albacore in the South Pacific are under threat of being pushed out of operation altogether due to the steady growth in numbers of subsidized foreign fishing vessels.
EU-Funded Community Theatre Builds Pacific Womena s...
For years, female survivors of domestic violence in the Solomon Islands have been afraid of saying anything in public, unable to find a way to stand up to the oppressive abuse they experience on a regular basis at home.
The Solomon Islands economy grew by 4.8 per cent in 2012, but the growth was significantly lower than the 10.6 per cent growth of the economy in 201, said Central Bank Governor Denton Rarawa when he launched the bank's 2012 annual report today.
GEOGRAPHICALLY, THE ISLAND OF SHORTLAND, Faul Island and the mainland of Choiseul Province of Solomon Islands are very close to the North Solomons mainland of Bougainville, whereas the islands of Papua New Guinea are so far away.
Coffin, Kamoe win doubles U15 title
RUBY Coffin and Mulan Kamoe took out the girl's under-15 doubles title during the International Tennis Federation West Pacific Qualifying Championship in Lautoka.
Navy amphibious ship to go on humanitarian mission
The U.S. Pacific Fleet said Thursday it will send an amphibious dock landing ship to six Pacific island nations over the next several months to provide humanitarian assistance and help people better prepare for disasters.
Solar Eclipse of May 9 Shown by Coca-Cola Space Science Center
This screengrab shows the annular solar eclipse of May 9, 2013, close to the "ring of fire," visible in Australia.
A Bougainville manifesto: (1) People and culture
This is the first of a 'Bougainville Manifesto' series of writings that I am creating at my own initiative to explore the Bougainville conflict from the pre-colonial era; through colonialism and into the boots of Papua New Guinea.
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West Papuan journalist and peace negotiator Octovianus Mote and Pax Christi's Kevin McBride at AUT's WPFD address.
Fiery annular solar eclipse to be broadcast live on Internet
It's that time again where certain people on Earth are lucky enough to see an annular eclipse, or "ring of fire." People on the ground in much of Australia, Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands will be able to gaze toward the sky Thursday evening and witness the eclipse.
Solar Eclipse to Turn Sun into 'Ring of Fire' on Friday:...
Stargazers will be in for a visual treat when the annular solar eclipse transforms the sun into a 'ring of fire' on 9-10 May.