The HIES 2024-2025 data monitoring team

A FOUR-MEMBER team is monitoring the collection of data from enumerators on field for the Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES) 2024-2025 to ensure the questionnaires are correctly answered and adhere to the standards expected by the National Statistics Office. Since the commencement of the survey field work in October last year, the team has…

Flights to Brisbane further cancelled 

SOLOMON Airlines has announced further cancellation to its services into Brisbane for Friday. In a statement to update its passengers, Solomon Airline said, following Wednesday’s Cyclone Alfred Emergency Planning meeting, the service on Friday from Auckland- Brisbane-Munda- Honiara is now called off. “We regret to inform that two additional flights on Friday, 7 March, have…

Auki road rehab project launched 

The Auki Road Network Rehabilitation Project was officially launched on Wednesday morning in Auki, marking a significant milestone in the collaboration between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the Solomon Islands. Funded by the People’s Republic of China, this project underscores the deepening strategic partnership between both nations.  The project is contracted to the…

SI marks 15yrs of Japan’s fisheries support

The Government of the Solomon Islands has expressed deep appreciation to Japan for 15 years of collaboration in managing and sustaining the country’s sea cucumber fisheries.  This milestone was commemorated during the closing of the 15th Joint Committee Meeting and an evening celebration hosted by the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) and the…

Ground-breaking ceremony for Auki road today

The ground-breaking ceremony for the Auki Road Network Rehabilitation Project is taking place this morning at the Auki Primary School Field, Malaita. This ceremony marks a significant milestone in the infrastructure development of Malaita Province. Funded by the People’s Republic of China (PRC), this project represents a key component of the comprehensive strategic partnership between…

TC Alfred disrupts Solomon Airlines flights 

NATIONAL carrier Solomon Airlines is cancelling its scheduled international flights from Honiara to Brisbane today and from Brisbane to Santo and Port Vila, Vanuatu tomorrow. This is due to risks associated with the adverse weather condition brought about by Tropical Cyclone (TC) Alfred which formed out of Solomon Islands last week. Airbus A320 normally operates…