SI: A LOOK AT UNEMPLOYMENT AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT NEEDS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 19-Jan-2020
The Solomon Island economy is still largely dependent on agriculture and forestry, albeit with a growing reduction in round log exports, and
CYCLONE TINO CAUSES DAMAGE IN TONGA
Quoting Radio New Zealand 19-Jan-2020
“The storm brought winds of up to 180 km/hr and torrential rain but it had weakened and moved out of the area and cyclone warnings
HUNDREDS LEFT HOMELESS FROM FLOODING IN PNG's EASTERN HIGHLANDS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2020
“Flash flooding in Papua New Guinea's Eastern Highlands has left hundreds of people homeless. “The Post Courier r
EVACUATIONS AND PROPERTY DAMAGE IN TUVALU ARISING FROM CYCLONE TINO
Quoting the Solomon Star newspaper 18-Jan-2020
“Hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in Tuvalu, with strong winds and giant waves churned up by Cyclone Tino ca
SI: FAMILY THE BEDROCK OF THE NATION
Quoting Radio New Zealand 17-Jan-2020
A story which featured in the online publication ‘Solomon Times’ yesterday, Thursday, told the story of a young Solomon I
SAMOA: RESTRICTIONS ON ALCOHOL ADS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 17-Jan-2020
"There are no restrictions, for example, on times when advertisements of alcohol can be televised or broadcast, which often occurs a
