SI: ALLEGED MISSING A$5 MILLION SHIPPING GRANT.

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

ing into the alleged disappearance of S5 million shipping grant.

Local veteran investigative journalist, Alfred Sasako, writing in th

SI: LOCAL BIRD SANTUARY UNDER CONSIDERATION

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

d sanctuary to help preserve endemic bird populations in the Solomons.

It was reported in the Solomon Star newspaper today that the S

AUSTRALIA CONGRATULATED

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

– 29 January 2019

“SOLOMON Islands former Prime Minister has congratulated Australia on its 231st Australian Day Anniversary, recentl

AUSTRALIAN TIES WITH THE SOLOMONS

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

“THE country has acknowledged Australia’s ‘Step Up Engagement’ with the Pacific region including Solomon Islands

MANDARIN LESSONS FOR SIG OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

TAIWAN embassy, in collaboration with Taiwan ICDF (International Cooperation and development Fund) and Ministry of Police

URBAN LAND AND OVER-POPULATION ALERT

Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019

Urban land supply a ticking time bomb, claims local Land Expert Dr. Joe Foukona writing in the Solomon Star newspaper
  1. FUNERAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE TONGAN PRIME MINISTER
  2. BASIC POWER NEEDS OF A RURAL HEALTH CLINIC
  3. CLIMATE CHANGE THE BIGGEST LONG-TERM THREAT TO HUMANITY
  4. WORLD VISION HELPING COMMUNITIES AHEAD OF THE PACIFIC CYCLONE SEASON
  5. SI: CHINA WANTS THE SOLOMONS TRAVEL BAN RECONSIDERED
  6. CHIEFS QUERY MISSING SHIP
  7. PM: Emphasises the importance of one nation and one people
  8. Appreciative work of the RSIPF in raising public awareness of the danger posed by Covid-19
  9. Former SI Prime Minister has urged government support for the SIICAC and raised the spectre of $300 million of “dead money.”
  10. Visiting US Medical ship requested to aid the local disabled community with medical services and possibly medical supplies

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