Solomon Islands
Solomon MPs run up 100K hotel tab
Three MPs in Solomon Islands are reported to have asked the Government to pick up their US$100,000 tab at the country's premier hotel. Audio
Solomon Islands MPs election results challenged this week
Election challenges against five Solomon Islands MPs are due to be heard in Honiara on Thursday.
Sharks swarm in Solomons' volcano
Marine scientists are dumbfounded by the discovery of sharks swimming inside an active underwater volcano in Solomon Islands. Video, Audio, Gallery
Human trafficking high in Marshalls, PNG and Solomons
The Marshall Islands has dropped further in the world rankings for human trafficking.
'Shark spa' in Solomons amazes scientists
Marine scientists are dumbfounded by the discovery of sharks swimming inside an active underwater volcano in Solomon Islands.
No work for government-trained Solomons pilots
Solomon Islanders, who have been undergoing pilot training in Fiji, are struggling to find work once they return home.
Solomons watchdog condemns MPs 100K hotel tab
The corruption watchdog, Transparency Solomon Islands, say a 100 thousand US dollar hotel tab gained by three government ministers could cost taxpayers even more than initially thought.
Conservationists struggle to repair Solomons turtle habitats
Village conservationists in Solomon Islands are struggling to repair turtle habitats in the Arnavon Islands damaged by cyclone Raquel.
Regional Eye Centre opens in Solomon Islands
The capacity for eye operations in the Pacific has increased by 30 percent with the opening of the state-of-the-art Regional Eye Centre in Solomon Islands.
Solomons MPs run up huge hotel bill
Three MPs in Solomon Islands are reported to have asked the Government to pick up their US$100,000 tab at the country's premier hotel.
Solomon Islands pushes new reform to monitor teachers
The removal of about 50 teachers from Ministry of Education files in Solomon Islands, following a nationwide assessment, has pushed the Ministry to create a new reform to monitor Teacher postings. Audio
Solomon Islands education ministry reacts with reforms
The Ministry of Education in Solomon Islands says it has a new strategy, after a nationwide assessment led to the names of more than 50 teachers being removed from the payroll.
'Dishonest' teachers in Solomon Islands are not monitored
The Solomon Islands National Teachers Association, or SINTA, says a lack of monitoring teachers and where they are posted is a big problem in the country.
50 'ghost' teachers cut from Solomons payroll
The names of about 50 teachers in Solomon Islands have been removed from Ministry of Education files after a nationwide assessment found their jobs could not be verified.
Solomons government to channel disaster funds through MPs
The Solomon Islands opposition has called on the government to reconsider its decision to channel disaster relief funds directly through members of parliament.
BSP still keen on Westpac Vanuatu and Solomons
The Bank South Pacific says it is still keen on purchasing Westpac subsidiaries in Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Audio
Consortium favoured for Solomons' gold mine
The local owners of the abandoned Gold Ridge mine in Solomon Islands are courting a consortium of companies to help restart operations at the gold mine.
38 Solomons school teachers axed
The Education Authority in Solomon Islands' Temotu Province has fired thirty-eight primary and secondary school teachers.
Little damage reported after 6.9 quake in Solomon Islands
Police in the Solomon Islands province of Temotu are checking remote villages and islands after a magnitude 6.9 earthquake this afternoon.
Solomons teachers sacked for not working
The Education Authority in Solomon Islands' Temotu Province has fired thirty-eight primary and secondary school teachers.