BY LYNTON AARON FILIA LAU/Mbaelelea constituency in north Malaita province has new machines to build its new roads and fix old ones. A ground breaking ceremony and launching of the new machines to kick-start road construction in the constituency took…
By Alfred Sasako A NORTH-WEST Choiseul housewife may have cracked the recruitment code in getting into the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) allegedly without the prerequisite requirements. The mother of five has reportedly been “shortlisted” to undertake a series…
By Mike Puia AUSTRALIA needs more locals to work in its horticulture farms. AgricSolutions, a seasonal worker agent for the Australian Seasonal Worker Programme (ASWP) which was approved by the government to recruit locals to work in Australia, indicated that…
By Gary Hatigeva THE government has proposed $40 Million for the re-establishment of the Development Bank of Solomon Islands (DSBI), it is revealed in their recently launched policy document The allocation comes following cost assessment carried out by a taskforce,…
By Taromane Martin THE Solomon Islands Rugby Union Federation has named their final squad for the upcoming Oceania youth Olympic Games qualifiers in Australia. A 16 man squad was released by the federation on Saturday. The training squad had their…
By Taromane Martin TASK Force 2023 Chairman Mr Gabriel Suri says the media can play a vital role in promoting the Honiara 2023 Pacific Games as a green game. Mr Suri said they are planning on marketing and promoting the…
By Taromane Martin THE D-Fenders 2018 Tip-Off Basketball challenge kicked off yesterday at the Multipurpose Hall. Eleven matches took place yesterday and saw powerhouses Marist and Gunners cementing their position on the table after two wins in the men’s division…
By Taromane Martin SOLOMON Islands need to strengthen its contract in hosting the 2023 Pacific Games here in Honiara. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the Pacific Games Council Mr Andrew Minogue made the comments last Friday during a joint press…
SIDCCG tight-lipped over sackings of ministers and political appointees BY ALFRED SASAKO TODAY could be D-Day for up to five senior ministers and at least two senior political appointees. But the Government remained tight-lipped last night over the sacking…
By Mike Puia THE Ombudsman office has announced the commencement of the new Ombudsman Act 2017 on January 31, 2018 after parliament passage in July 2017. Announcing the new Act commencement at a press conference yesterday, the Ombudsman, Mr Fred…
