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CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION WANTS LOGGING STOPPED
13:46 hrs
05 February 2010
The Kolombangara Island Biodiversity Conservation Association, is rallying support from around Kolombangara Island in the Western province, campaigning to end all logging operations on the Island.

VOTERS REGISTRATION TRAINING
13:43 hrs
05 February 2010
Registration Officer for Malaita, Mr Robert Kaua, has urged Assistant Registration Officers to conduct voter registration according to the law and be conscious of what is right, and to be ‘soldiers of righteousness’.

TRAFFIC OPERATION
13:40 hrs
05 February 2010
Police say there has been lesser number of public vehicles moving around the town since they have started their traffic operations on Friday last week.

POLICE CHARGE MAN FOR FORGERY
13:37 hrs
05 February 2010
Police have charged a 28-year-old man from Kiu village, West Are’are in Malaita province, for allegedly defrauding the Community Sector Program, Auki Road Maintenance account with one of the commercial banks.

AUSTRALIA TO SUPPORT CRICKET IN THE PACIFIC
13:33 hrs
05 February 2010
The Australian Government has announced just over nine million Solomon Islands dollars cricket partnership with several Pacific countries including Solomon Islands.

WESTERN PROVINCE WANTS RENTAL PAYMENT ON LAND
18:26 hrs
04 February 2010
The Western Provincial Government is considering seeking legal action against the Government, regarding rental payment on a plot of land in Noro occupied by Markwarth Oil Company.

SOLOMON ISLANDS AND PORTUGAL ESTABLISHES BILATERAL COOPERATION
18:24 hrs
04 February 2010
Solomon Islands and Portugal have recently established bilateral cooperation for development between the two countries.

A PAPUA NEW GUINEA PAPER CRITICAL OF HIGH COMMISSIONER
18:22 hrs
04 February 2010
A Papua New Guinea newspaper has published an editorial criticising the PNG High Commissioner to Solomon Islands for his handling of a traffic accident by his deputy, Peter Mirino.

POLICE ARREST TWO PERSONS IN RELATION TO PROSTITUTION
18:19 hrs
04 February 2010
Police say they have arrested and charged two persons yesterday in relation to prostitution carried out in the country.

AIRLINE OUTSOURCE VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
18:17 hrs
04 February 2010
General Manager for Solomon Airline Commercial and Operations Gus Kraus has said sub-contracting non-core airline activities will reduce expenditure and increase revenue and productivity.

AUSTRALIA TO ASSIST PACIFIC ISLANDS COMMUNITIES
18:15 hrs
04 February 2010
Australian assistance to help increase access to financial services among low income, rural and remote households in Pacific Island communities.

POLICE CONTINUE INVESTIGATION INTO ATTACK
18:13 hrs
04 February 2010
Police say they are still continuing investigations into the assault which led to the death of a man at Mbokonavera Three, in Central Honiara area on Monday.

POLICE RE-ITERATE WARNING TO CANOE DRIVERS
18:11 hrs
04 February 2010
Deputy Police Commissioner Walter Kola has again reiterated to drivers the importance of safety at sea.

HIGH COMMISSION HELPS SCHOOL
18:09 hrs
04 February 2010
The Australian High commission in Honiara has funded new furniture for Titige Primary school at the outskirt of Honiara.

MALAITA AND SOLOMON GAMES
18:07 hrs
04 February 2010
A team consisting of various representatives of sports bodies in Honiara will tomorrow leave for Malaita to discuss the possibility of the Province hosting the Solomon Games this year.

GOVERNMENT WARNS PUBLIC OFFICERS
18:41 hrs
03 February 2010
The Government has warned public officers against taking part in political activities.

TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION
18:40 hrs
03 February 2010
A spokesman for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission has said the TRC Act does not require the Commissioners to take an oath before they do the work of the Commission.

ECONOMIST ADVISES ON MANAGING RESOURCES
18:37 hrs
03 February 2010
A consultant for the Asia Development Bank under the Economic Management Program, aformer Governor of Reserve Bank Fiji, Savenaca Narube, has said small Pacific Islands countries cannot change world event, however, they can manage and control what we have.

LANDSLIDE BURIES HOMES
18:32 hrs
03 February 2010
Unconfirmed reports say two landslides have buried two houses at Piruma village in the Weather Coast of Makira Island.

POLICE CONTINUE INVESTIGATION INTO DEATH
18:30 hrs
03 February 2010
Police are still investigating the death of a man from Makira Province yesterday morning at the Mbokonavera Three area in Central Honiara.

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