LAST week was an eventful one.
As I moved around in Honiara, I talked and listened to people from all walks of life to gauge their view[s] on the debate generated by the controversial handling of the Carol Edwards’ case by none other than the Director of Public Prosecution [DPP], Ronald Bei Talasasa jnr, the nation’s top law enforcement officer.
Private View

AS we prepare for the coming general election I would like to share something to encourage the Christian Church and the rest of our people in the Solomon Islands.
Political adviser of environmental group Greenpeace SHIRLEY ATATAGI was in Tuvalu for the King Tides Festival last weekend when there was a tsunami alert for the Pacific. Here, she shares what she saw first hand on a Pacific island nation that is threatened by climate change:
Australian government prosecutors have issued a notice of appeal against a ruling by the Queensland Supreme Court last December that threw out statutory rape charges levelled against former Solomon Islands’ attorney general Julian Moti.
THE larger international community needs to take coordinated responsibility for monitoring and mediating problems caused by global warming. 
