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  • New 2026 Calendar Celebrates Solomon Islands’ Unique Wildlife
    by Editor’s Desk on January 23, 2026 at 5:11 am

    Bulkshop has joined hands with the Solomon Islands Rangers Association to create a 2026 calendar that highlights the country’s unique wildlife. Each month features a different plant or animal found only in the Solomon Islands. Alongside colorful pictures, the calendar shares simple, informative facts about each species, helping people learn more about the incredible creatures

  • Solomon Islands Timber Processors Achieve International Certification to Boost Exports and Jobs
    by Editor’s Desk on January 23, 2026 at 3:57 am

    The Solomon Islands Timber Processors and Exporters Association (SITPEA) and its members—Hatanga Timber Ltd, Value-Added Timber Association Timber Company Ltd, and Top Timber Ltd—have secured internationally recognised Chain of Custody Certification, enabling them to demonstrate sustainable sourcing of forest products to global customers. As international regulations tighten, the certification is expected to help these organisations

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  • Government Supports Solomon Kings with SBD 4 MILLION
    by News Desk on March 25, 2026 at 4:20 am

    Honiara, Solomon Islands, Sunday 22 March 2026 – The Solomon Islands Government has reaffirmed its support for national unity through sports, announcing SBD 4 million in funding for the Solomon Kings football team. Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele, MP, said football continues to be a powerful unifying force in the country. “This support reflects our

  • Serving Up Success: Volleyball Federation Secures NSC Registration for 2026!
    by News Desk on March 6, 2026 at 2:13 am

    Solomon Islands Volleyball Federation (SIVF) has officially become the eighth sport federation to register with the National Sports Council (NSC) for 2026, marking milestones for both the NSC and SIVF in strengthening governance and elite athlete development for volleyball in the country. Volleyball is widely recognised as one of the country’s most popular sports, with

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  • Graduates Told: “This Is Just the Beginning”
    by Editor’s Desk on April 1, 2026 at 1:53 am

    BY JOY OFASIA At the third graduation ceremony of the Field Epidemiology Training Program in Solomon Islands, Georgios Theocharopoulos reminded new graduates that their journey is only starting. The ceremony celebrated not just academic success, but also a stronger future for public health in Solomon Islands. Fellows in this cohort completed projects addressing health priorities,

  • Coastwatchers Levels Up From Foundation to Advanced  
    by Editor’s Desk on March 31, 2026 at 5:10 am

    Exercise Coastwatchers develops RSIPF small boat and maritime skills from foundation to advanced level.  The courses have trained beginners, as well as leaders and trainers who will teach future generations. RSIPF Officer Moses Karui from Auki in Malaita Province completed Exercise Coastwatchers in 2025 and has returned for his second Coastwatchers, developing his skills in

  • Young Mother Turns Love for Raw Fish into Growing Local Business
    by News Desk on April 1, 2026 at 4:17 am

    BY SHOREYANN RAGOSO At just 24 years old, Georgina Tela is proving that passion and determination can create new opportunities. A young mother from Malaita, Western Province, and Lord Howe Island, Georgina is the owner of Hiniva Cooks, a small local business located at the Vura 3 Heights in Central Honiara focused on fresh raw

  • Sonya Rechenberg Turns Tie Dye into Training for Women and Youth
    by News Desk on March 31, 2026 at 4:26 am

    BY SHOREYANN RAGOSO Sonya Rechenberg, from Malaita, has turned her love for colors into more than just art – she has made it a way to teach and empower women and youth in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Through her brand, Sons & Daughters, Sonya now runs a tie dye business and a training program that shows

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