HMS TAMAR HERE

UK’s Royal Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel, HMS Tamar, is here in Solomon Islands on a visit dubbed as demonstrating the strength of the UK-SI relationship THE United Kingdom’s (UK’s) Royal Navy Offshore Patrol Vessel, HMS Tamar (P233), one of the Royal Navy’s most modern ships, is visiting Solomon Islands this weekend, the British High Commission…

RESPECT OUR SOVEREIGNTY:

Honiara calls for respect to its sovereignty and its right to make own decisions in response to Canberra’s call for the publication of its newly signed policing plan with Beijing “Respect our sovereignty and right to make our own decisions” is the stern response issued by the Prime Minister Sogavare-led Solomon Islands Government delegation visiting…

SIFF announces further project for Aligegeo

THE Solomon Islands Football Federation (SIFF) has announced a new project for Aligegeo following the successful completion of the Aligegeo Sports Facility refurbishment project.  Speaking at the official opening and handing over of the refurbished facility on Thursday, SIFF President Donald Marahare announced that the next project for Aligegeo is redoing of the sports field…

Why PNG supports nuclear dumping in the Pacific

PAPUA NEW GUINEA – the largest of the Melanesian countries once described by Australia as the Pacific’s arch of instability – has explained why it gives conditional support for Japan’s decision to dump radioactive nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean. Port Moresby’s position in supporting Tokyo was revealed in a confidential National Executive Council (NEC)…