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POLICE ARREST PROMINENT LAWYER
19:11 hrs
02 July 2009
The Police today arrested and charged Honiara Private lawyer Charles Ashley, in relation to the misappropriation of more than one-million dollars.
SOLOMON ISLANDS PREPARES FOR DROUGHT
19:10 hrs
02 July 2009
Preparations to ease the strain of an intense drought in Solomon Islands are underway.
SOLOMON ISLANDS PREPARES FOR INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY
19:08 hrs
02 July 2009
Solomon Islands will celebrate this year's 31st anniversary of independence Tuesday next week, July 7th.
HEAD OF POLICE URGES SOLOMON ISLANDERS TO DEAL WITH CRIME
19:05 hrs
02 July 2009
Commissioner of Police Peter Marshall has said increases in the number of criminal activities in Honiara is the result of not engaging people in useful activities.
SWINE FLU SUSPECT TEST NEGATIVE
18:55 hrs
02 July 2009
Test results for the second suspected H-1-N-1 or swine flu case sent from the National Referral Hospital recently have come back negative.
PLANNING MINISTER AND GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS
18:52 hrs
02 July 2009
Minister for Planning and Aid Coordination Steve Abana has told a United Nations High-level Conference to put urgent measures in place to avoid a Global Financial and Economic Crisis re-occurring in the future.
GOVERNMENT AND CATTLE FUND
18:50 hrs
02 July 2009
Government was unable to release funds for the rehabilitation of the country's cattle industry because it did not have the money to meet the full cost of the project.
CALL FOR REVIEW OF TAIWAN ASSISTANCE
18:48 hrs
02 July 2009
Leader of Opposition Manasseh Sogavare has reiterated the importance for a review of the administrative and control procedures for funding assistance provided by the Republic of China for specific national projects.
NATIONAL PROVIDENT FUND MAKES PROFIT
18:47 hrs
02 July 2009
Finance Minister Snyder Rini says the National Provident Fund, NPF, has made a net operating surplus of 21-point-nine million dollars for the financial year ending June 2008.
CARE-TAKER PREMIER LOSES NUMERICAL STRENGTH
18:45 hrs
02 July 2009
The former Lokopio-led government lost its numerical strength as counting for the 26-seat assembly concluded.
SOLOMON AIRLINES OPERATIONS
18:43 hrs
02 July 2009
Solomon Airlines will be opening its own fully dedicated Australian Reservation and Sales office at Brisbane International Airport next week.
SOLOMON ISLANDS HOPES TO BENEFIT FROM NEW RAMSI-SIG PARTNERSHIP
19:10 hrs
01 July 2009
Solomon Islanders would benefit from the partnership framework between the Government and RAMSI.
REGION'S NATURE CONSERVATION DISCUSSED
19:00 hrs
01 July 2009
Pacific island nature conservation partners are meeting this week in Honiara to help progress implementation of the region’s nature conservation objectives.
OUTGOING GOVERNOR GENERAL TO RETURN TO NORMAL LIFE
19:00 hrs
01 July 2009
Outgoing Governor General, Sir Nathaniel Waena says he is looking forward to re-settle back into ordinary normal life among his community and Solomon Islands.
NEW MEMBERS FOR WESTERN AND CHOISEUL PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS
19:00 hrs
01 July 2009
The Speaker of the Western Provincial Assembly has been elected to the western provincial assembly for the next four year term.
NATIONAL PROVIDENT FUND STRIVE ON DESPITE HARD TIMES
19:00 hrs
01 July 2009
Finance Minister Snyder Rini has assured members of the National Provident Fund, NPF, that the Fund has stood firm in the midst of external difficulties.
OUR TELEKOM INTRODUCES NEW TELEPHONE CHARGES TODAY
19:00 hrs
01 July 2009
Our Telekom officially launched its new reduced call rates - effective as of midnight last night.
FRAUDSTER ARRESTED
19:00 hrs
01 July 2009
Police have charged a 54 year old man from Isabel Province with fraud.
ATOIFI HOSPITAL THIEVES ARRESTED AND CHARGED
19:00 hrs
01 July 2009
Auki Police have charged three men believed to be responsible for a number of break ins, in the Atoifi Hospital area, during the past weeks.
NATIONAL PROVIDENT FUND PAYS DIVIDEND
19:19 hrs
30 June 2009
The National Provident Fund, N-P-F, will credit nearly 20-million dollars in interest for its members' saving.
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