NDC chair clarifies emergency relief supplies following contradicting reports

The Chairman of the National Disaster Council, David Hiba Hiriasia, clarifies contradicting reports surrounding the current emergency relief operations in affected areas. Hiriasia said the current emergency relief operations are deployed to the affected communities to complement their survival efforts following the category 4 tropical cyclone Maila recently. Western and Choiseul provinces were declared on…

Traffic accident probed

Police investigate fatal accident involving the death of a young man at the western end of Lunga Bridge, Malaga Ward. Officers of the Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) at the National Traffic Department (NTD) are investigating a fatal accident involving the death of a young man at the western end of Lunga Bridge, Malango on…

AUSTRALIA RESPONDS WITH $8.6M ASSISTANCE

Australia has responded to a request for humanitarian assistance from the Solomon Islands Government in the wake of Severe Tropical Cyclone Maila. An initial AUD1.5 million (SBD8.6 million) will be provided to Solomon Islands in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR) efforts, after Prime Minister Manele declared a state of disaster for the provinces of…

Malaita govt issues appeal to support cyclone affected communities 

Malaita Provincial Government (MPG) has issued an appeal to support communities affected the recent cyclone Maila. In a statement Premier Elijah Asilaua said; “On behalf of the Malaita Provincial Government and Administration, I extend our heartfelt appeal to all good-hearted individuals, communities, organizations, and partners to kindly support our fellow citizens in Western, Choiseul, and…

Cruise boat makes stop over

A cruise boat Hanseatic Inspiration made a one day stop over in Honiara on Sunday 12 April 2026. A statement by Tourism Solomons said, the passengers were able to explore parts of Honiara and Guadalcanal during the stop over. “Welcoming 180 cruise passengers plus 170 crew to our shores, with 95 guests exploring Honiara and…