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, rec
SI: A PROPOSAL FOR A NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA
Quoting Radio New Zealand 29-Jan-2019
A little over a year ago, I wrote proposing the creation of a National Youth Orchestra in keeping with the aims of the National Youth Policy
ENDANGERED SANTA CRUZ GROUND DOVE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Jan-2019
THE Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology has acknowledged Jurong Bird Park in Singapore for breeding the countSI: A VIEWPOINT ABOUT WOMEN IN POLITICS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Jan-2019
A state that does not educate and train women is like a man who only trains his right arm.” Jostein Gaader, Sophie’s WorldSI: A VIEWPOINT ABOUT WOMEN IN POLITICS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Jan-2019
A state that does not educate and train women is like a man who only trains his right arm.” Jostein Gaader, Sophie’s World.ENDANGERED SANTA CRUZ GROUND DOVE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 28-Jan-2019
THE Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology has acknowledged Jurong Bird Park in Singapore for breeding the countWASH CHALLENGES IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 27-Jan-2019
I have often written about the health services in the Solomon Islands in the context of highlighting shortcomings in the delivery of health care serviWASH CHALLENGES IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 27-Jan-2019
I have often written about the health services in the Solomon Islands in the context of highlighting shortcomings in the delivery of health care serviMOVES TOWARDS REDUCING SINGLE-USE PLASTICS IN PACIFIC ISLANDS STATES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 26-Jan-2019
From the first of July last year, plastic straws, single use plastic shopping bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes were banned for sale or distributionMORE FUNDING VITAL TO IMPROVING HEALTH CARE AND SERVICES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 26-Jan-2019
A national health service needing urgent funding leading to a transformation in better health services.MORE FUNDING VITAL TO IMPROVING HEALTH CARE AND SERVICES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 26-Jan-2019
The Solomon Islands National Development Strategy 2016-2035 was launched in April 2016 with the vision of “Improving the Social and Economic LivelihMOVES TOWARDS REDUCING SINGLE-USE PLASTICS IN PACIFIC ISLANDS STATES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 26-Jan-2019
From the first of July last year, plastic straws, single use plastic shopping bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes were banned for sale or distributionPLASTIC POLLUTION THREAT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 24-Jan-2019
TOURISM Solomons (TS) has introduced the ‘reuse’ concept in its office as an attempt to address Honiara City’s high rate of plastic pollution anTAIWAN TIES TO BE CONSIDERED BY DAP IF THE PART IS RE-ELECTED
Quoting Radio New Zealand 24-Jan-2019
“DEMOCRATIC Alliance Party (DAP) will review the nation’s diplomatic ties with Taiwan if it comes to power after this year’s election.TAIWAN TIES TO BE CONSIDERED BY DAP IF THE PART IS RE-ELECTED
Quoting Radio New Zealand 24-Jan-2019
DEMOCRATIC Alliance Party (DAP) will review the nation’s diplomatic ties with Taiwan if it comes to power after this year’s electionPLASTIC POLLUTION THREAT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 24-Jan-2019
TOURISM Solomons (TS) has introduced the ‘reuse’ concept in its office as an attempt to address Honiara City’s high rate of plastic pollution anSI: DRUGS BEING DISTRIBUTED TO HOSPITALS AND CLINICS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
MORE drugs are ready for distribution to hospitals and clinics across the country following their recent arrival and release from the Solomon IslandsA SORRY TALE OF RURAL HEALTH SERVICES ON ULAWA ISLAND
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
In an article published in today’s Solomon Star newspaper the lone, dedicated, Registered Nurse of the Taheramo area health clinic on Ulawa Island,CHARITY AID AND SUPPORT ONGOING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
Janette Searle, the Head of my partner charity in New Zealand, ‘Take My Hands’ will be returning to Honiara for a visit next month and accompaniedSIPPA PLANNING TO OPERATE FROM 10 SITES IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
This was expressed by Jack Martin, Senior programme officer for International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), in an exclusive interview.SI: DRUGS BEING DISTRIBUTED TO HOSPITALS AND CLINICS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
“MORE drugs are ready for distribution to hospitals and clinics across the country following their recent arrival and release from the Solomon IslanA SORRY TALE OF RURAL HEALTH SERVICES ON ULAWA ISLAND
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
In an article published in today’s Solomon Star newspaper the lone, dedicated, Registered Nurse of the Taheramo area health clinic on Ulawa Island,CHARITY AID AND SUPPORT ONGOING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
Janette Searle, the Head of my partner charity in New Zealand, ‘Take My Hands’ will be returning to Honiara for a visit next month and accompaniedSIPPA PLANNING TO OPERATE FROM 10 SITES IN THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 23-Jan-2019
THE Solomon Islands Planned Parenthood Association (SIPPA) will work to lessen health issues in 10 fixed sites across the country as a way forward forINCREASING TOURIST NUMBERS DEMANDS THE COUNTRY HAS BETTER HEALTH CARE FACILITIES AND EMERGENCY HEALTH RELATED RESPONSES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
While the Solomon Islands is keen to promote tourism to aid the economy and to be able to reduce the de-forestation known to have stripped the countrySI: LIKELY ELECTION DATE ANNOUNCED IN FEBRUARY 2019
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
The Solomon Islands Electoral Commission says the official proclamation will be made by the Governor General early in FebruarySI: VOLUNTEER COMMUNITY PROJECTS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
It has been encouraging to read recently in the Solomon Islands press of local youths, individuals and community groups undertaking volunteer projectsYOUTHS COMMUNITY SERVICE INITIATIVE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
Last weekend the youths of Ngossi carried out a voluntary clean-up in the grounds of the Honiara National Referral Hospital (NRH)WOMEN IN BUSINESS CENTRE (WBC) AIDING LOCAL WOMEN TO MAKE A LIVING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
Through the daily vending in Gizo town - Western province’s capital, Arena Patovaki and her friends are able to make ends meet by promoting local foWOMEN IN BUSINESS CENTRE (WBC) AIDING LOCAL WOMEN TO MAKE A LIVING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
Through the daily vending in Gizo town - Western province’s capital, Arena Patovaki and her friends are able to make ends meet by promoting local foYOUTHS COMMUNITY SERVICE INITIATIVE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
Last weekend the youths of Ngossi carried out a voluntary clean-up in the grounds of the Honiara National Referral Hospital (NRH).SI: VOLUNTEER COMMUNITY PROJECTS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
It has been encouraging to read recently in the Solomon Islands press of local youths, individuals and community groups undertaking volunteer projectsSI: LIKELY ELECTION DATE ANNOUNCED IN FEBRUARY 2019
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
he Solomon Islands Electoral Commission says the official proclamation will be made by the Governor General early in February.INCREASING TOURIST NUMBERS DEMANDS THE COUNTRY HAS BETTER HEALTH CARE FACILITIES AND EMERGENCY HEALTH RELATED RESPONSES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 22-Jan-2019
While the Solomon Islands is keen to promote tourism to aid the economy and to be able to reduce the de-forestation known to have stripped the countryNEW FEMALE PS FOR MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 21-Jan-2019
The Ministry of Health and Medical Services now has a new Permanent Secretary- Pauline Boseto McNeilNEW FEMALE PS FOR MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 21-Jan-2019
Solomon Islands Ministry of Health and Medical Services appoints Mrs Pauline Boseto-McNeil as Permanent Secretary.SI: PRAISEWORTHY COMMUNITY PROJECT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 20-Jan-2019
The NUSA Baruku community at Gizo, Western Province, is working towards establishing its own primary school this yearSI: PROMOTING TOURISM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 20-Jan-2019
“Tourism is among the revenue productive sectors that can empower the economy of Solomon Islands, says caretaker Prime Minister Rick HouSI: PROMOTING TOURISM
Quoting Radio New Zealand 20-Jan-2019
Tourism is among the revenue productive sectors that can empower the economy of Solomon Islands, says caretaker Prime Minister Rick Hou.SI: PRAISEWORTHY COMMUNITY PROJECT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 20-Jan-2019
The NUSA Baruku community at Gizo, Western Province, is working towards establishing its own primary school this year.SI: MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR COURT INFRASTRUCTURE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 19-Jan-2019
A $1 MILLION the Government allocated for court infrastructures in this year’s budget is inadequate for that purposes.SI: MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR COURT INFRASTRUCTURE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 19-Jan-2019
A $1 MILLION the Government allocated for court infrastructures in this year’s budget is inadequate for that purposes.JAPAN TO FUND MORE PROJECTS IN RURAL SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
Japan’s government in Solomon Islands is ready to fund two more classroom buildings following the grant contract signing held yesterdayJAPAN SIGNS THREE NEW CONTRACTS TO AID THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
The recipients were Kaotave Vocational Rural Training Centre, Varu Primary school in Kolobangara and Western provincial Disaster Management Office forSOLOMONS ELECTION DATE TO BE MADE KNOWN IN FEBRUARY
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
The Governor General Sir Frank Kabui will announce the election date in the first week of FebruaryTAIWAN GIVES 360 SOLAR LAMPS TO THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
TAIWAN’S Embassy in Solomon Islands handed over 360 solar lamps to the Solomon Islands Red Cross (SIRC) yesterdayINTERNATIONAL FUND RAISING TO AID PASI
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
Readers of the two main newspapers in the Solomon Islands will know from previous articles I have written about the efforts being made to aid the workJAPAN SIGNS THREE NEW CONTRACTS TO AID THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
THE Embassy of Japan yesterday officially signed three grant contracts to construct two classroom buildings and one community hall for three successfuTAIWAN GIVES 360 SOLAR LAMPS TO THE SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
TAIWAN’S Embassy in Solomon Islands handed over 360 solar lamps to the Solomon Islands Red Cross (SIRC) yesterdayINTERNATIONAL FUND RAISING TO AID PASI
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
Readers of the two main newspapers in the Solomon Islands will know from previous articles I have written about the efforts being made to aid the workJAPAN TO FUND MORE PROJECTS IN RURAL SOLOMONS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
Japan’s government in Solomon Islands is ready to fund two more classroom buildings following the grant contract signing held yesterdaySOLOMONS ELECTION DATE TO BE MADE KNOWN IN FEBRUARY
Quoting Radio New Zealand 18-Jan-2019
The Governor General Sir Frank Kabui will announce the election date in the first week of February.FORMER SOLOMONS MP TO STAND TRIAL
Quoting Radio New Zealand 15-Jan-2019
OUTGOING Member of Parliament for Savo/Russell, Dickson Mua, who faces one count of conversion, will be standing trial starting next week in the HoniaSI: STOP THE POLLUTION OF STREAMS AND RIVERS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 15-Jan-2019
Anyone looking at the photograph featuring in today’s article in the Islands Sun newspaper which accompanied a story about the dumping of waste in lSI: STOP THE POLLUTION OF STREAMS AND RIVERS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 15-Jan-2019
Anyone looking at the photograph featuring in today’s article in the Islands Sun newspaper which accompanied a story about the dumping of waste in lFORMER SOLOMONS MP TO STAND TRIAL
Quoting Radio New Zealand 15-Jan-2019
“Mua will appear in court today for his final interim mention leading up to his trial, which will commence on January 21, which is only a week away.SI: A DIAGNOSIS AND PRESCRIPTION OF THE AILING MEDICAL SERVICES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Jan-2019
In today’s Solomon Star newspaper, Dr. Transform Aqorau has written a hard hitting surgical article cutting to the bone and exposing the shocking stSI: A DIAGNOSIS AND PRESCRIPTION OF THE AILING MEDICAL SERVICES
Quoting Radio New Zealand 13-Jan-2019
In today’s Solomon Star newspaper, Dr. Transform Aqorau has written a hard hitting surgical article cutting to the bone and exposing the shocking stSTANDARDS OF CARE AND REFERRALS TO THE NRH
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Jan-2019
Several former Members of Parliament last year called for improvements in the health care system and particularly in seeing that the National ReferralSTANDARDS OF CARE AND REFERRALS TO THE NRH
Quoting Radio New Zealand 12-Jan-2019
Several former Members of Parliament last year called for improvements in the health care system and particularly in seeing that the National ReferralSI: MALARIA ON THE INCREASE BUT REPRORTEDLY A SHORTAGE OF DRUGS TO GIVE TREATMENT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 10-Jan-2019
According to the latest news from the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) the number of incidences of malaria cases has risen in Honiara aABANDONING CULTURE AND PRECEPTS OF MORALITY?
Quoting Radio New Zealand 10-Jan-2019
A recent article in the Solomon Star newspaper told the story of a landing craft having developed mechanical problems at sea when travelling from HoniABANDONING CULTURE AND PRECEPTS OF MORALITY?
Quoting Radio New Zealand 10-Jan-2019
The landing craft washed ashore in the Langalanga lagoon when looters jumped aboard and reportedly removed whatever they could lay their hands onSI: MALARIA ON THE INCREASE BUT REPRORTEDLY A SHORTAGE OF DRUGS TO GIVE TREATMENT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 10-Jan-2019
According to the latest news from the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) the number of incidences of malaria cases has risen in Honiara aSI A SUGGESTED POLICE INSPECTION AND AUDIT UNIT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 08-Jan-2019
His Excellency the Governor General in his address to the Nation at the start of the New Year spoke about what he perceived to be a lack of disciplineSI: 100,000 PEOPLE AFFECTED BY FLOODING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 08-Jan-2019
The unrelenting rainfall has focused on food security for the stricken families as a prioritySI A SUGGESTED POLICE INSPECTION AND AUDIT UNIT
Quoting Radio New Zealand 08-Jan-2019
His Excellency the Governor General in his address to the Nation at the start of the New Year spoke about what he perceived to be a lack of disciplineSI: 100,000 PEOPLE AFFECTED BY FLOODING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 08-Jan-2019
The unrelenting rainfall has focused on food security for the stricken families as a priority, according to the latest Radio New Zealand news bulletinSI: FLOOD TOLL EXPECTED TO RISE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 07-Jan-2019
THE number of people affected by the current bad weather is expected to rise as more reports are being relayed to the National Disaster Management OffSI: FLOOD TOLL EXPECTED TO RISE
Quoting Radio New Zealand 07-Jan-2019
THE number of people affected by the current bad weather is expected to rise as more reports are being relayed to the National Disaster Management Off23, 708 PEOPLE AND 4,480 HOUSEHOLDS AFFECTED BY BAD WEATHER IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Jan-2019
Up to 23,708 people and 4,480 households across five provinces have been affected by the current bad weatherHEALTH SERVICES CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTION PLANNING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Jan-2019
The Solomon Islands has been inundated with heavy rain and strong wind in the past week or so from a passing cyclone affecting thousands of people and23, 708 PEOPLE AND 4,480 HOUSEHOLDS AFFECTED BY BAD WEATHER IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Jan-2019
Up to 23,708 people and 4,480 households across five provinces have been affected by the current bad weatherHEALTH SERVICES CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTION PLANNING
Quoting Radio New Zealand 06-Jan-2019
The Solomon Islands has been inundated with heavy rain and strong wind in the past week or so from a passing cyclone affecting thousands of people andYOUTH INITIATIVE AND AWARENESS PROGRAMME
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
The young members of the Solomon Islands Youth Strive Investors for Liberty Association (SIYSIFLA) based in Ward 24 on Malaita Island are intSI: VOLUNTARY CLEAN-UP AT THE NRH
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
This is not the first time the group, which is part of the Kokonut Café, had engaged in voluntary and humanitarian workPURSUING A DREAM FOR A COFFEE PLANTATION
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
Last December saw some 300 villagers from the Lo’onawadu community at Oloburi in East Kwaio on the island of Malaita gather to celebrate the launchMORE RAIN EXPECTED FROM THE PASSING OF CYCLONE PENNY
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
Another heavy rain warning has been issued by the Solomon Islands Met service.STORM DAMAGE IN MALAITA
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
MORE than 200 homes and properties in Malaita were reportedly damage when strong wind and heavy rain pounded the province on New Year’s night.COFFEE FARM START-UP IN EAST KWAIO
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
VILLAGERS of Lo’onawadu community at Oloburi, East Kwaio in Malaita, launched their first ever coffee project on 20th December 2018YOUTH INITIATIVE AND AWARENESS PROGRAMME
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
Solomon Islands Youth Strive Investors for Liberty Association (SIYSIFLA) based in Ward 24 on Malaita Island are intending to hold an awareness pSI: VOLUNTARY CLEAN-UP AT THE NRH
Quoting Radio New Zealand 04-Jan-2019
Voluntary and humanitarian effort helps in clearing stacks of rubbish at the National Referral Hospital