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Melanesian Update for 7 November 2019
The latest news from Melanesia. Audio
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Record number of Bougainville voters enrolled for referendum
Over 200,000 people are eligible to vote in the upcoming referendum on Bougainville's independence from Papua New Guinea.
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Solomons' Govt team met with hostility over China switch
A Solomon Islands government delegation has been given a hostile reception in Malaita, where it was speaking about China.
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Dateline Pacific for 7 November 2019
A leading researcher says more needs to be done to eliminate preventable cancers in the Pacific, and to control others; a new Kiribati opposition party says the government is too close to China and… Audio
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Success for Solomons' campaign to reduce gender violence
The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce is delighted at the success of a campaign to reduce gender violence. Audio
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Australia calls for miner in Solomons to be treated fairly
The Australian government has called for fair treatment of Australian miner Axiom by Solomon Islands.
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More than 1000 WW2 munitions destroyed in Solomons
New Zealand's Defence Force has helped collect and destroy more than 1000 unexploded World War Two-era munitions in Solomon Islands.
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Solomons marks workplace gender equality campaign
Thousands of workers in Solomon Islands are now safer, according to the IFC, a member of the World Bank group.
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Drugs wash up in Solomon Islands
An aluminium boat laden with narcotics and signs of bullet holes has washed up on Ulawa in Solomon Islands.
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Census launched in Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands' National Population and Housing Census has started.
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Knee injury still troubling Steven Adams, Bottas on pole in Austin and Liverpool remain unbeaten in the Premier League.
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Melanesian Update for 4 November 2019
The latest news from Melanesia. Audio
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Sport: Solomon Islands defend Oceania futsal crown
Solomon Islands have defended the OFC Futsal Nations Cup after edging out New Zealand in a penalty shoot-out to secure their spot at next year's World Cup.
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Taiwan deputy FM to visit Tuvalu for talks
Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister is expected to travel to Tuvalu this week and meet its new Prime Minister Kausea Natano.
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Former PNA CEO gets UN posting
Solomon Islands is naming Transform Aqorau as its new Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York.
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Black Caps captain cleared to return to the bowling crease, Futsal Whites in final of Oceania Nations Cup and the Black Sticks edge South Korea in their first Olympic…
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Tahiti chocolate showcased at Paris Chocolate Fair
Tahiti-made chocolate has been showcased at the opening night of this year's Chocolate Fair in Paris.
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Melanesian Update for 1 November 2019
The latest news from Melanesia. Audio
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Maelanga appointed Solomons' deputy PM
Solomon Islands' Minister for Infrastructure Development Manasseh Maelanga has been appointed deputy prime minister.
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FIFA U-17 World Cup: Paraguay defeat Solomons 7-0
Paraguay has trounced Solomon Islands 7 - 0 at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Brazil.
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Tahiti chocolate showcased at Paris Chocolate Fair
Tahiti-made chocolate has been showcased at the opening night of this year's Chocolate Fair in Paris.
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RNZ Pacific's CYCLONE WATCH service now in operation
RNZ Pacific's CYCLONE WATCH service is now in operation.
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Solomons Islands to take on Paraguay at FIFA U-17 World Cup
Solomon Islands take on Paraguay this morning at the FIFA U-17 Football World Cup in Brazil.
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NZDF in Solomons to help with unexploded 'remnants of war'
New Zealand's Defence Force has sent 21 bomb disposal experts to Solomon Islands to aid in the removal of "potentially dangerous" unexploded Second World War explosives.
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Sport: Tahiti crushes Tonga 24-2 at Oceania Futsal Nations Cup
Tahiti has crushed debutants Tonga 24-2 to clinch the last semi-final spot at the Oceania Futsal Nations Cup in New Caledonia. Video
