SI 2019 CENSUS PREPARATIONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 14-Feb-2019
THE Solomon Islands National Statistics Office (SINSO) in the Ministry of Finance and Treasury is coordinating efforts to count every citizen in the fCALL TO REMOVE WRECK FROM HARBOUR FRONT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 14-Feb-2019
Farmers and fishermen coming in from the provinces to sell their produce and catch are calling on the responsible authorities to remove the two ship wCOMMUNITY LEVEL MADE PRODUCTS FOR MARKETING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 14-Feb-2019
Today, I am writing about a subject that I have previously mentioned in the local Solomon Islands media but prompted by the recent statement of busineINCREASED POPULATION IN HONIARA LEADING TO FOOD SHORTAGES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 14-Feb-2019
CREASED population density in and around Honiara creates major issues for food security, it is reported.SI: SALVAGE EXPERTS FLOWN IN
Quoting Radio New Zealand 14-Feb-2019
Bintan Mining Ltd and the owners of Solomon Trade which ran aground on a coral reef at Kangava Bay in Rennell have deployed salvage experts from the UVILLAGERS EVACUATED FROM TWO LOW LYING ISLANDS IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 14-Feb-2019
VILLAGERS of Kwai and Ngongosila islands, east Malaita, have been evacuated to the mainland on Tuesday due to strong winds and high seas that hammeredCOOK ISLANDS INCREASES TOURIST NUMBERS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
uary 2019“A record number of people visited the Cook Islands last year, when the country welcomed 168,760 visitors.
“The Cook
FEARS FOR PROTECTED REEF IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
Zealand – 13 February 2019“Environmentalists fear the grounding of a ship off Rennell Island in the Solomon Islands could bring more dam
VOTE BUYING IS ILLEGAL
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
13 February 2019“TRANSPARENCY Solomon Islands (TSI) is urging East Kwaio Constituency in Malaita Province to stop from the intention not t
NICKEL ORE SHIPMENT SOON FROM ISABEL PROVINCE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
trong>Quoting the Solomon Star newspaper – 13 February 2019
“This has been long time in the making as the nickel deposits were di
NICKEL ORE SHIPMENT SOON FROM ISABEL PROVINCE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
Axiom was granted the first ever mining lease for nickel in Solomon Islands in October 2018 – it took nearly a decade for the landowners and Axiom tVOTE BUYING IS ILLEGAL
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
TRANSPARENCY Solomon Islands (TSI) is urging East Kwaio Constituency in Malaita Province to stop from the intention not to cast their votes in the 201FEARS FOR PROTECTED REEF IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
Environmentalists fear the grounding of a ship off Rennell Island in the Solomon Islands could bring more damage to a marine protected areaCOOK ISLANDS INCREASES TOURIST NUMBERS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Feb-2019
“A record number of people visited the Cook Islands last year, when the country welcomed 168,760 visitors.COSTS AND BENEFITS OF THE CITREC PROGRAMME
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Feb-2019
Prime Minister Rick Houenipwela told media it is an ‘expensive’ programme but a good investment for provinces wishing to join the programmeSI: ARE LABOUR MOBILITY SCHEMES THE ANSWER TO OVERALL UNEMPLOYMENT?
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Feb-2019
The Solomon Islands Government has consolidated labour mobility schemes in three partner countries namely New Zealand, Australia and CanadaCHIEFS QUERY MISSING SHIP
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Feb-2019
A group of five chiefs from South Guadalcanal are demanding an explanation from former MP David Pacha on how the $5million shipping grant the constituSI: ARE LABOUR MOBILITY SCHEMES THE ANSWER TO OVERALL UNEMPLOYMENT?
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Feb-2019
/strong> unemployment crisis due to the Government’s inability to create more jobs because of land issues?Quoting the Isla
CHIEFS QUERY MISSING SHIP
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Feb-2019
“South Guale chiefs query $5million shipping grant
“A group of five chiefs from South Guadalcanal are demanding an explanation fr
COSTS AND BENEFITS OF THE CITREC PROGRAMME
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Feb-2019
– 11 February 2019“It costs about $1.5 million to send 50 people to Canada under the Canadian International Training & Education Cor
SCOPING PLAN TO AID THE MoHMS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 11-Feb-2019
er support the Solomon Islands MOHMSÂ As I promised in an earlier piece published in Solomons newspapers, Ms Janette Searle, the Man
SCOPING PLAN TO AID THE MoHMS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 11-Feb-2019
er support the Solomon Islands MOHMSÂ As I promised in an earlier piece published in Solomons newspapers, Ms Janette Searle, the Man
SCOPING PLAN TO AID THE MoHMS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 11-Feb-2019
As I promised in an earlier piece published in Solomons newspapers, Ms Janette Searle, the Managing Trustee of Take My Hands Charity Trust (TMH) basedSCOPING PLAN TO AID THE MoHMS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 11-Feb-2019
As I promised in an earlier piece published in Solomons newspapers, Ms Janette Searle, the Managing Trustee of Take My Hands Charity Trust (TMH) basedSI: ALL MPs SHOULD PAY TAX - UP PARTY LEADER SAYS.
Quoting Radio New Zealand 10-Feb-2019
This was publicly declared by the Party’s President Peter Kenilorea Jr yesterday at the Party’s campaign launch and commissioning of UP’s candidSI: ALL MPs SHOULD PAY TAX - UP PARTY LEADER SAYS.
Quoting Radio New Zealand 10-Feb-2019
spaper – 10 February 2019“ALL Members of Parliament (MP) will pay their taxes should United Party (UP) leads the next government after Ap
SI: QUERY RAISED OVER MISSING MACHINES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 07-Feb-2019
Quoting an article in the Island Sun newspaper -  7 February 2019                     Â“IT has emerged that road e
SI: QUERY RAISED OVER MISSING MACHINES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 07-Feb-2019
IT has emerged that road equipment and machines bought for Constituencies under the National Transport Fund have yet to be delivered to the ConstituenSI: A FAILURE TO REPORT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Feb-2019
ABOUT 27 Constituencies have not submitted their reports for the 4th Tranche payments of the Republic of China (ROC) Support to Constituency DevelopmeCORAL SEA CABLE SYSTEM PROGRESSING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Feb-2019
Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne has joined Caretaker Prime Minister Rick Hou in a ground-breaking ceremony to mark the commencement of the neCORAL SEA CABLE SYSTEM PROGRESSING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Feb-2019
oming soonQuoting the Solomon Star newspaper – 6 February 2019
“Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne has
SI: A FAILURE TO REPORT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Feb-2019
and Sun newspaper – 6 February 2019ABOUT 27 Constituencies have not submitted their reports for the 4th Tranche payments of the Republic of
SI: YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
uary 2019“THERE is still hope for our young unemployed youths as the Caretaker Prime Minister launched his government’s two key policy in
SI: YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
and the vast majority are unemployed.(Many already employable but jobs lacking)
Mr Rick Hou on Mo
CITREC PROGRAMME EXTENDED TO COVER ALL SI PROVINCES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
ery province in the Solomon IslandsThe Island Sun newspaper featured an article today, Tuesday, which gave encouraging news of the C
LBS WITH AUSTRALIA
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
the Island Sun newspaper – 5 February 2019“THE Labour Mobility Scheme with Australia has reached a phase of rapid growth.
“Spea
WALE SPEAKS ON THE NEED FOR TAX REFORM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
wspaper – 5 February 2019“LEADER of the Solomon Islands Democratic Party (SIDP) Mathew Wale says one of their proposed priorities require
MISSING OUT ON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH?
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
€“ 5 February 2019.SOLOMON Islands could miss out on the opportunity to host the University of the South Pacific’s School of Public Health,
SI: A TIMELY CALL FOR BETTER WASTE MANAGEMENT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
ewspaper – 5 February 2019“PERMANENT Secretary (PS) of the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Mete
CITREC PROGRAMME EXTENDED TO COVER ALL SI PROVINCES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
The Island Sun newspaper featured an article today, Tuesday, which gave encouraging news of the Canadian CITREC programme being made available in everSI: YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
THERE is still hope for our young unemployed youths as the Caretaker Prime Minister launched his government’s two key policy initiatives to addressSI: YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
Mr Rick Hou on Monday launched the National Youth Data-base system and the labour Mobility Policy and Strategy, in a Press Conference at the Prime MinLBS WITH AUSTRALIA
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
Speaking at the launching of the scheme in Honiara yesterday, Prime Minister Rick Houenipwela said they anticipate a rapid increase from our current fWALE SPEAKS ON THE NEED FOR TAX REFORM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
LEADER of the Solomon Islands Democratic Party (SIDP) Mathew Wale says one of their proposed priorities requires substantive fiscal reform to stimulatMISSING OUT ON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH?
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
SOLOMON Islands could miss out on the opportunity to host the University of the South Pacific’s School of Public Health, largely because the governmSI: A TIMELY CALL FOR BETTER WASTE MANAGEMENT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 05-Feb-2019
PERMANENT Secretary (PS) of the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology Dr Melchior Mataki says waste managementSOLOMONS SELECTION TO THE (US) MCC THRESHOLD PROGRAMME
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Feb-2019
During a press conference in Honiara last Thursday the Caretaker Prime Minister, Rick Hou, spoke of priority investment areas from educationSOLOMONS SELECTION TO THE (US) MCC THRESHOLD PROGRAMME
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Feb-2019
rogramme.During a press conference in Honiara last Thursday the Caretaker Prime Minister, Rick Hou, spoke of priority investment are
SI: A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT A STEP TO ENCOURAGING TOURISM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
touristsYouths in Gizo have been busy clearing away rubbish from the Gizo main market in Gizo town
All of the youths involve
SI: ENCOURAGING TOURISM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
opmentQuoting the Solomon Star newspaper – 3 February 2019
“Solomon Island is not just Honiara.
SI: LOCAL JOURNALISTS GET REFRESHER TRAINING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
spaper – 3 February 2019“Journalists from the mainstream media in the country have completed their two days refresher election t
CLTS PROGRAMME IN MALAITA
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
paper – 3 February 2019“Coordinator of the Malaita province Community Lead Total Sanitation (CLTS), Tony Wale says the program h
HONIARA CENTRAL MARKET
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
ong>“With the over crowdedness currently faced at the Honiara Central Market, market vendors have called on the Honiara City Council (HCC)
FIRST PACIFIC LABOUR SCHEME RECRUITS FROM THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
019“IN a major milestone for Solomon Islands, the first ever Pacific Labour Scheme (PLS) workers have been recruited.
“The exciti
FIRST PACIFIC LABOUR SCHEME RECRUITS FROM THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
The exciting new program, launched last year, will enable Solomon Islanders to work in Australia for up to three yearsHONIARA CENTRAL MARKET
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
With the over crowdedness currently faced at the Honiara Central Market, market vendors have called on the Honiara City Council (HCC) to consider an eCLTS PROGRAMME IN MALAITA
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
Coordinator of the Malaita province Community Lead Total Sanitation (CLTS), Tony Wale says the program has positively rolled out smoothly in the proviSI: LOCAL JOURNALISTS GET REFRESHER TRAINING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
ournalists from the mainstream media in the country have completed their two days refresher election training in Honiara, SaturdaySI: ENCOURAGING TOURISM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
Out there in the provinces that constitute the Solomon, are untapped attractions and resources that their economic benefits are yet to be realized.SI: A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT A STEP TO ENCOURAGING TOURISM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 03-Feb-2019
Youths in Gizo have been busy clearing away rubbish from the Gizo main market in Gizo townSI: THREATENED NURSES STRIKE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 02-Feb-2019
NURSES across the country will go on strike starting February 27 if the government continues to ignore allowances it promised to pay the nursesSI: THREATENED NURSES STRIKE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 02-Feb-2019
“ 2 February 2019“NURSES across the country will go on strike starting February 27 if the government continues to ignore allowances it prom
SI: PROVIDING FOR FOOD SECURITY AND ADAPTABILITY PLANNING IN VIEW OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
ndicative of a Work Plan in support of the National Food Security Policy?I had lunch with a visitor from Honiara this week who told
COMMENTARY ON EXISTING IP LAWS IN THE SOLMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
omon Star newspaper – 1 February 2019“PERMANENT Secretary of the Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs, Ethel Sigimanu says that our Inte
INCIDENCES OF LEPROSY IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
€“ 1 February 2019“THREE provinces have reported the most cases of leprosy, and the nation’s capital Honiara sits on top as having the mo
SOON TO BE RELEASED NEW BOOK
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
to release a new book looking at Hong Kong and events in the Pacific.The Solomon Star has received news that Frank Short, who served
SOON TO BE RELEASED NEW BOOK
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
Former Solomons Police Commissioner about to release a new book looking at Hong Kong and events in the Pacific.INCIDENCES OF LEPROSY IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
“THREE provinces have reported the most cases of leprosy, and the nation’s capital Honiara sits on top as having the most number of settlements wiCOMMENTARY ON EXISTING IP LAWS IN THE SOLMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
“She was speaking during the opening of the building a national copyright system for Solomon Islands consultation meeting in Honiara, early this weeSI: PROVIDING FOR FOOD SECURITY AND ADAPTABILITY PLANNING IN VIEW OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 01-Feb-2019
I had lunch with a visitor from Honiara this week who told me about the current agricultural projects being carried out at home including farming systA CALL FOR MUSIC EDUCATION TO BE SUPPORTED
Quoting Radio New Zealand 31-Jan-2019
The UK based Dionysus Ensemble while continuing to raise enough funds to travel to Honiara and give music education and training to the Solomon IslandSUSTAINABILITY OF FOREST RESERVES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 31-Jan-2019
HE importance of sustainability in terms of harvesting and using of current available forest resources has been highlighted at the Joint CoordinatingSUSTAINABILITY OF FOREST RESERVES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 31-Jan-2019
newspaper – 30 January 2019“THE importance of sustainability in terms of harvesting and using of current available forest resources has
A CALL FOR MUSIC EDUCATION TO BE SUPPORTED
Quoting Radio New Zealand 31-Jan-2019
has a wealth of musical talent and ability among the youth that needs to be fully supportedThe UK base
