Solomon Islands
Sport: Solomons beat PNG, boosting World Cup chances
Solomon Islands produced a dominant display to beat Papua New Guinea 3-2 in Honiara to boost their hopes of reaching the next stage of FIFA World Cup qualifying.
Solomons businessman charged for alleged fraud
A businessman in Solomon Islands has been charged with forgery and uttering.
Solomons govt called reckless for lack of election financing
The Solomon Islands opposition says it is inexcusable that two provincial elections have not been provided for in the 2017 Budget.
Sport: PNG, Solomon Islands playing to keep World Cup hopes alive
Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands put their Football World Cup hopes on the line in Honiara this afternoon.
Plastic-bag ban to benefit Solomons' tourism
The premier of Western Province in Solomon Islands says banning plastic bags will benefit tourism. Audio
Solomons leader seeks UN help post RAMSI
The prime minister of Solomon Islands is proposing a partnership between the United Nations Peace Building Commission and his government.
NZDF delivers tonne of books to Solomons
The New Zealand Defence Force has delivered about a tonne of textbooks and children's books to the only public library in the Solomon Islands capital, Honiara.
Solomons' PM dismayed at US pullout from Paris deal
The prime minister of Solomon Islands has joined other Pacific leaders in expressing disappointment at the US president's decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change.
News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 6 June 2017
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
Health fears over third tobacco firm setting up in Solomon Islands
Health authorities in Solomon Islands are concerned a third cigarette manufacturer may set up shop in the country.
Plastic-bag ban to benefit Solomons' tourism
The premier of Western Province in Solomon Islands says banning plastic bags will preserve his region's environment for tourism.
Solomons PM seeks UN peacekeeping partnership
The Solomon Islands prime minister is travelling to the United Nations headquarters seeking a peacekeeping partnership.
Taiwan gives $US3.5m to Solomons
Taiwan has given $US3.5 million to the Solomon Islands government as reimbursement for funds spent on the Rural Social and Economic Development Project.
Pacific correspondent Mike Field
An invasive snake is destroying Guam's ecosystem but there is a fight back with bombing of forests with dead mice. Ramsi, the regional peacekeeping operation in the Solomon Islands, ends this month… Audio
Taiwanese president to visit Pacific
The Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen is to visit Taiwan's six diplomatic allies in the Pacific in July according to reports from Taipei.
Malaita farmers call for help with Rhinoceros Beetle
Farmers in northern Malaita have called on the Solomon Islands government for help to eradicate the rhinoceros beetle.
Solomon's province to ban plastic bags
The Western Provincial Government in Solomon Islands has announced a ban on plastic bags.
Deportation of Vietnamese poachers begins in Solomons
Four crew members from Vietnamese blue boats have been deported from Solomon Islands after they were convicted of poaching.
MSG and Commonwealth to observe PNG election
A former Solomon Islands prime minister, Sir Francis Billy Hilly, is to lead a team of observers from the Melanesian Spearhead Group to the Papua New Guinea elections next month.
News in Solomon Island Pidgin for 30 May 2017
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio