Solomon Islands
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 18 July 2017
Pro-independence Tahitians push their case that France committed crimes against humanity; Two years after Typhoon soudelor, thousands of Northern Marianas families are still struggling; Vanuatu… Audio
Hefty fines for blue boat captains in Solomon Islands
The captains of three Vietnamese blue boats have been fined $US1.4 million by the Solomon Islands High Court for illegal fishing.
Sogavare yet to deliver on promise to tackle corruption
With only a year left in his term, the Solomon Islands prime minister Manasseh Sogavare is running out of time to deliver on a promise to bring in new anti-corruption laws. Audio
Solomons police on the beat in Kirakira
Solomon Islands police in the provincial capital of Kirakira on Makira Island are returning to foot patrols amid encouraging feedback.
Vanuatu's Natuman wants permanent RAMSI model
Vanuatu's deputy prime minister said the Pacific Islands Forum should consider a Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands type arrangement for member countries.
Solomon Islands will host first rugby league test with Vanuatu in October
Solomon Islands will host its first ever rugby league test when they host Vanuatu in Honiara in October. It will be the third test between the Melanesian neighbours, with Vanuatu...
Vietnamese poachers up for sentencing in Solomon Islands
The three Vietnamese captains who pleaded guilty to a raft of poaching charges in Solomon Islands will be sentenced today in the High Court.
Sport: Pacific Games Council receives assurances from 2023 hosts
The Pacific Games Council has received assurances from 2023 host Solomon Islands, following Tonga's decision to withdraw from hosting the 2019 Games.
Solomons flood victims relocated, then forgotten
Victims of devastating floods in Solomon Islands three years ago, many of whom are still living in makeshift housing, are calling on the government to live up to its promises.
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 11 July 2017
There is a renewed call for better protection of fishing observers in the Pacific; Flood victims in Solomon Islands call on the government to live up to its promises; Authorities in Vanuatu are… Audio
Solomons' flood victims urge govt to live up to promises
Victims of devastating floods in Solomon Islands three years ago, many of whom are still living in makeshift housing, are calling on the government to live up to its promises. Audio
Dateline Pacific evening edition for 10 July 2017
Solomons' flood victims urge Govt to live up to promises; Vanuatu cracks down on alcohol issues; Human trafficking report shows progress for some island states; Young Pacific leaders receives… Audio
Solomons' flood victims urge govt to live up to promises
Victims of devastating floods in Solomon Islands three years ago, many of whom are still living in makeshift housing, are calling on the government to live up to its promises. Audio
News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 11 July 2017
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
Solomons' courts seek financial autonomy post-RAMSI
Solomon Islands' chief justice says it is crucial that the judiciary is given financial autonomy. Audio
Solomons' minister for women sceptical of reserve seats
Solomon Islands' minister for women says she does not believe having reserve seats for women is the best way to progress women's leadership in the country.
RAMSI exit to have little impact, says Solomons police chief
The departure of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands will have minimal impact on local communities, according to the police commissioner.
News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 4 July 2017
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 4 July 2017
Solomons' Govt could face legal action over mining licenses for Temotu; Crime wave in CNMI triggers call for more prison staff; Election observer team in PNG takes note of roll issues; UN alarmed by… Audio
Solomons could face legal action over Temotu mining licenses
A Solomon Islands conservation group says it's planning legal action against the government over mining plans in the remote Temotu province. Audio