Private ViewToday,
we publish chapters nine, 10 and 11of the new book “Policing a Clash of
Cultures” written by former Police Commissioner Englishman FRANK SHORT. The Sunday Star has been given permission to
serialise the book in its upcoming issues.
Policing a Clash of Cultures
Holding back women hurts everyone
TODAY is International Women’s Day, and a perfect time to reflect on why it is
so important to promote gender equality in the Pacific.
Policing a Clash of Cultures
Today,
we publish the next three chapters of the new book “Policing a Clash of
Cultures” written by former Police Commissioner Englishman FRANK SHORT. The Sunday Star has been given permission to
serialise the book in its upcoming issues.
Read more...
Policing a Clash of Cultures
This
is the first five chapters of a new book “Policing a Clash of Cultures” written
by former Police Commissioner Englishman FRANK SHORT. The Sunday Star has been given permission to serialise the book in its
upcoming issues.
Read more...
Ash Wednesday – The beginning of Lent
Christians in the early church, those whose
doctrine included the life and example of Jesus, that of his birth, his
manhood, his passion, his crucifixion, death and burial and his resurrection
and ascension, Lent is an important part of their faith and practice.
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Skeleton in the closet
I THINK that the prime minister's intention to
sue the Solomon Star and the Forum
Solomon Islands International (FSII) for the publication
of allegations of sex scandal will be personally and politically detrimental to
him. ‘Check out the SI, Aus should rethink aid’
Australian Aid at all destinations
should be reviewed, perhaps through a Royal Commission.
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‘Aust Government should not divert foreign aid’
The aid sector gasped this week at
the news that the Australian government would divert $375 million of foreign
aid away from helping the world's poorest people towards meeting the costs of
supporting asylum seekers in Australia. This decision, perversely, makes
Australia the third largest recipient of Australian aid.
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NPF for whose interest?
It can choose to be transparent and
reveal all or wait for the legal challenge or a Commission of Enquiry, or both,
to unravel its callous handling of the Members' Fund.
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