PARLIAMENT HAS A NEW SPEAKER
18:56hrs  08 September 2010
Parliament has a new Speaker.

FORMER MP WITHDRAWAL FROM CONTESTING
18:55hrs  08 September 2010
Former Temotu-Nende MP Patteson Oti explains his last-minute withdrawal from today's Speaker's elections as 'respecting the government's change of opinion' in his candidacy.

MPS DECLARE THEIR INTEREST TO PARLIAMENT OFFICE
18:53hrs  08 September 2010
Direct interests declared by members of Parliament are not for public viewing and are not public information.

GOVERNMENT SAYS STUDENTS ARE SAFE
18:51hrs  08 September 2010
Solomon Islands students studying at Unitech, Lae in Papua New Guinea will know if classes will resume when the University administration deals with petitions submitted by both the Sepik and Chimbu students.

LITERACY TRAINING BENEFITS PEOPLE
18:50hrs  08 September 2010
The Literacy Association of Solomon Islands, LASI, says many people have benefited from adult literacy programmes conducted in the country.

TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION MEETING IN CENTRAL PROVINCE
18:48hrs  08 September 2010
The fourth Regional public hearing of Truth and Reconciliation Commission starts tomorrow.

TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION NEEDS SUPPORT
18:47hrs  08 September 2010
Chairman of Truth and Reconciliation Commission says the Commission is lacking support from the government.

PEOPLE SEE AIRCRAFT CRASH
18:46hrs  08 September 2010
The Aviation Ministry has yet to locate an aircraft believed to have crashed near or Leli Island in East Malaita.

SOLOMON ISLANDS WILL HAVE NEW SPEAKER TOMORROW
18:56hrs  07 September 2010
Solomon Islands will have a new Speaker of Parliament tomorrow.

FORMER FORESTS COMMISSIONER ESCAPES HEAVY PRISON SENTENCE
18:53hrs  07 September 2010
A Former Forestry Commissioner has gotten off lightly on official corruption charges after a Magistrate ruled on a suspended sentence this afternoon.

DSE COMPLETES ELECTION OBSERVER REPORT
18:51hrs  07 September 2010
The Development Services Exchange has completed its executive summary report on observation of the recent general elections.

EAST AREARE MP RUBBISHES CORRUPTION CLAIMS AGAINST HIS WIN
18:49hrs  07 September 2010
East AreAre MP Andrew Hanaria has rubbished claims by losing candidates that his win signals an evil attitude looming over the constituency.

LITERACY NGO SAYS BASIC LITERACY NEEDS SHOULD BE MADE A CRITICAL NEED
18:45hrs  07 September 2010
The Literacy Association of Solomon Islands says basic literacy skills should be a critical need for all Solomon Islanders.

TRC TO HOLD NEXT HEARING IN TULAGI
18:43hrs  07 September 2010
The fifth regional hearing of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission will take place at Tulagi, Central Islands Province, this Thursday.

LOSING SHORTLANDS CANDIDATE URGES MEDIA TO REPORT FACTS
18:40hrs  07 September 2010
The media has been urged to get their facts right when carrying out their duties.

SPORTS DIRECTOR WANTS NOCSI TO BE NEUTRAL IN SELECTION
18:38hrs  07 September 2010
The Ministry of Home Affairs says it is time the National Olympic Committee iron out differences it has with the administration of various sporting federations and enhance sports development in the country.

AUSTRALIA LOOKS FORWARD TO A NEW GOVERNMENT
10:10hrs  07 September 2010
After more than two weeks of waiting, Australians are likely to know who their next government will be today.

FORMER POLICE COMMISSIONER QUESTION THE USE OF DEADLY FORCE
10:09hrs  07 September 2010
A former police commissioner of Solomon Islands has raised questions about RAMSI involvement in a fatal shooting after the elections there more than a week ago.

NEW ZEALAND HIGH COMMISSION HELPS SIWA
10:06hrs  07 September 2010
The Solomon Islands Water Authority acknowledges response of the New Zealand High Commission in its request for assistance in funding a local accounting firm to assist with the management of SIWAs accounts and funds.

WAGAPU IN KINGALI FOR NKABON
10:05hrs  07 September 2010
Solomon Islander, Noelyn Wagapu has been chosen to attend the Nkabom (pron: ink-a-bom) Commonwealth Youth Leadership Programme to be held in Kigali, Rwanda.

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