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The Removal of Tints Law is Creating Unlawful Activities in Honiara

The recent enforcement of the new law by HCC Law Enforcement on Monday, which mandates the removal of tints from public vehicles, has caused unrest among local owners, bus drivers and conductors. In protest, some drivers have gone on strike and are encouraging others to join them, often in unsafe and unlawful ways. A video […]

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More than 12,500 International Arrivals Recorded in the Second Quarter of 2024

The total arrival of persons for the second quarter of 2024 was 12,521, an increase of 23.3% compared to the previous quarter (1st quarter 2024). The Solomon Islands National Statistics Office, SINSO, released the latest International Arrivals bulletin on Tuesday 3rd December 2024. Acting Government Statistician Samson Kanamoli said compared to the same quarter a

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ESP REFERRAL TO POLICE IS EXPECTED IN EARLY JANUARY 2025

Auditor-General David Dennis has confirmed that his office is updating its referral work with police on specialist assistance once that’s completed formal referral to police should be made next month regarding the much-discussed audit into the ESP. The audit into the Economic Stimulus Package was released by the OAG in September and the report found

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AUSTRALIA FUNDS 100 COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS ACROSS SOLOMON ISLANDS IN 2024

Australia launched 60 new “Solomon Islands – Australia Community Partnerships” projects at an awards night on 2 December with communities from across Solomon Islands, representing a significant investment of nearly SBD 15 million in direct funding for local businesses. These new projects bring the total number of Australian-funded community projects to 100 in 2024, following

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AUSTRALIA ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES AT BETHESDA

Australian High Commission staff were pleased to attend the graduation ceremony of seven outstanding students with disabilities in 2024 who successfully completed their vocational training at Bethesda Disability Training and Support Centre. Australian High Commissioner, Rod Hilton, said “I want to congratulate these outstanding students on successfully completing their training, and for their dedication and

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Public vehicles operating in Guadalcanal province do not have to remove tints on their vehicle

The Guadalcanal Provincial Government has released a statement this evening addressing that public vehicles operating in the province do not have to remove tints on their vehicle. In a statement on its Facebook page, GP wrote: “Due to the ongoing Honiara City Council (HCC) regulations on tinted public vehicles, we have received several inquiries regarding

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Police Minister and Delegation attend Australia’s Matildas match against Brazil

Last week, a high-level delegation led by Hon Jimson Tanangada, the Minister for Police, National Security, and Correctional Services, attended the thrilling match between Australia’s Matildas and Brazil at Suncorp Stadium. While the Matildas played fiercely, it wasn’t their night as they faced a tough challenge. This event highlighted the strong sporting connection between Australia

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