OCT 2006

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

NEWS EVERY DAY
00140 New Australia-Pacific Technical College for Vanuatu in 2007
00139 A hero from TOK TOK
00138 HAPI TOK AT VANUATU’S TOK TOK
00137 Air Vanuatu makes adjustments to flights
00136 Santo physically connected to the world, thanks to Solomon Airlines
00135 West Papua - still calling for its freedom
00134 Australia West Papua Association disappointed at the Forum
00133 Police vow to catch those who assaulted Luganville Mayor
00132 Evans is talking with a vested interest and not telling the truth says Bayer
00131 Moti got belongings back but refused by Australia
00130 Muslim cleric apologizes for rape remark
00129 Nouveau Calendrier 2007 des Amis du Musée
00128 Australia and the South Pacific, A Vanuatu perspective
00127 Luganville UMP opens its arms to defectors
00126 Bishop says church subscribes to principles of accountability
00125 Pacific leads the way in opposing bottom trawling
00124 Tahiti Police use tear gas to break up blockade
00123 Howard applauds Pacific leaders backing RAMSI
00122 NSW tables sweeping child abuse laws
00121 Moti reappears in Solomons court
00120 Howard dismisses 'laughable' criticism
00119 Obama could become First black US president
00118 Fiji questions politician over Papuan comment
00117 Samoa journalist to take head of of broadcasting to court
00116 Howard denies Australia behind Solomons raid
00115 Indonesian diplomat says he will hep Greenpeace
00114 Australian government media reforms threaten freedom of expression
00113 Forum offer French Pacific Associtate membership
00112 Police raid inflames Australia's squabbles with the Solomons
00111 Fiji calm after reports of army coup threat
00110 SP Forum meeting to focus on trade and security
00109 Table Tennis in Pacific Games boost for Oceania
00108 Tok Tok Vanuatu 2006
00107 Japs told to pay island countries $US400,000m
00106 ADB continues to help Solomon Islands
00105 Lomu to join Gold Coast Titans
00104 Red wine can help prevent stroke
00103 Saddam verdict 'within three weeks'
00102 US pressures China on N Korea sanctions
00101 Israeli president may face charges
00100 PNG officials duck for cover over Moti
0099 PNG accuses Downer of being 'childish'
0098 China offers cash to control population
0097 Australian government responds to Solomon Islands threat
0096 Bus fares will increase by 20% come November
0095 Fres Wota Bilingual School receives reading books from Melbourne’s Presbyterian Ladies College
0094 Vanuatu delegation leaves on sad note
0093 Vanuatu asked to help recover stolen money
0092 Bus and Taxi drivers alleged to be overcharging tourists and dumping them
0091 South Korean appointed new UN secretary general
0089 The New Pacific Wall
0088 Journalist defies ban and exposes rare documents on West Papua conflict
0086 Yankee Pitcher Dies as Plane Crashes Into NYC High-Rise
0084 PACIFIC ISLAND GOVERNMENTS SHOULD MAKE THE CALL
0083 Vanuatu’s Corporate sector recognizes tourism’s role in Vanuatu’s economy
0082 Joyce prepared to cross the floor on media law changes
0081 Latest Jihad Video Includes Threat to the White House
0080 Mel Gibson Monster
0079 Building Awareness Reducing Risks Suicide and Mental Illness
0078 ADB and aid organizations from Australia and New Zealand restore road in Solomons
0077 ANZ Vanuatu partners with an Optimistic Tourism Secto
0076 SANDBAGGERS KEEP MINING OUR COASTLINE
0075 NO MORE FISHY PLAN OF ACTION
0074 Solomon Islands to kick off against Cameroon in 2006 FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
0073 Presidential Address on Constitution Day
0072 Great West Papuan leader dies in Sydney
0071 Actress Weaver joins call for UN to take action against lawless bottom trawling in deep sea fishing
0070 Australia assists communities in Ambae and Santo
0069 M
0068 Queensland Investor Cracks World Markets for Vanuatu-made Fishing Lures
0067 Suspected pirates flee Kiribati officials
0066 Strategy for Marshall Islands to focus on improving public sector performance
0065 Photos from the Constitution Day celebrations Port Vila 5 October 2006
0064 TIV workshop reveals abuse of government system
0063 Council Backs South Korean for U.N. Secretary General
0062 Final Line up Set
0061 Rights system to rein in Google
0060 Petits Chanteurs à la Croix de Bois
0059 Melanesian Tours and Eratap Cultural Village launch new tour
0058 WHO INFLUENZA PANDEMIC TASK FORCE HOLDS FIRST MEETING
0057 Full FIFA support for resolutions of IOC seminar on sport autonomy
0056 Vanuatu Tourism Office embark on campaign to sustain Vanuatu profile as low season approaches
0055 Une semaine de la musique pour Port Vila
0054 Vanuatu Chiefs want to drive land policies
0053 Foreign NGOs accused for lobbying UN to separate Papua from Indonesia
0052 Suharto's legacy rules and divides