Leader of Opposition Ishmael Kalsakau has revealed he is on the trail to shed light on an alleged VT500 million outstanding owed to the Government by Minister of Infrastructure and Public Works Christophe Emelee.

A man was ordered to serve 10 years and eight months behind bars for raping four students in two different criminal cases.

This is the new marketing rally cry for Vanuatu unveiled by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Tourism, Trade, Commerce and Ni-Vanuatu Business, Jotham Napat in Port Vila yesterday, following an extensive research, consultation and development process.

Malasitapu Presbyterian Church has organised a field trip for its Sunday School students to pay a visit to the Airports Vanuatu Limited Control Tower.

Small cattle farmers have learned from past mistakes that in order to contribute meaningfully towards increasing the number of heads of cattle through the National Cattle Restocking Programme to 500,000 by 2025, securing two animals - a female and male…

Suspended Manager of Operations at the National Disaster Management Office, Peter Korisa, has been reinstated in just one day after his suspension by the Director of NDMO on Monday.

The landowner of the area on which the Seven Star drainage basin is constructed, Alfred Tari Moliliu, has been paid VT17 million for his land.

A first ever Pandanus planting campaign in Vanuatu was launched at the 4th National Arts Festival in Lakatoro, Malekula this week.

Several students from Japan have been visiting schools in Port Vila to share their knowledge and cultural experience on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) and preparedness.

The Department of Strategic Policy, Planning and Aid Coordination under the Prime Minister’s Office is conducting a two-day workshop for stakeholders on the alignment of the National Sustainable Development Goals or the People’s Plan with various policies and corporate plans…

A customary yet fun and bizarre culture that strings in together a group of people who share the same ethnicity, the Port Vila Hash House Harriers (PVH3) compromising of capable men and women are proud of their charitable Red Dress…

MSG Secretariat Arts and Culture Officer, Simione Tuimalega has conducted consultations with numerous Arts and Culture stakeholders in New Caledonia under the leadership of MSG Deputy Director General, Peter Eafeare last week.

Prime Minister Charlot Salwai is travelling to Malekula for the 4th National Arts Festival today.

The State of Emergency (SoE) that was imposed at the north-eastern coast of Efate and part of the coastal area on Lelepa due to the rhinoceros beetle infestation is likely to be extended.

The Manager of Operations at the National Disaster Management Office, Peter Korisa, has been suspended amid several allegations of misconduct as of yesterday (Monday).

In the Guardian newspaper yesterday, Foreign Minister Ralph Regenvanu admitted that negotiations nearly broke down twice this week over Australia’s unwillingness to toe the Pacific line on climate change at the Pacific Islands Forum in Tuvalu.

In the Guardian newspaper yesterday, Foreign Minister Ralph Regenvanu admitted that negotiations nearly broke down twice this week over Australia’s unwillingness to toe the Pacific line on climate change at the Pacific Islands Forum in Tuvalu.

The eventual independence of the Republic of Vanuatu in 1980 had always been viewed by different political leaders as struggle for independence that was approached and achieved under different platforms.

The heads and representatives of governments attending the Pacific Islands Forum in Tuvalu have made a call for measures to provide compensation for Pacific island countries that have lost tuna stocks due to climate change.

Both the Head of State, President Obed Tallis, and the new Malaysian High Commissioner to Vanuatu, Mohamad Nasri Abdul Rahman, spoke highly of the importance of maintaining mutual respect, understanding and cooperation between the two countries, when Malaysia new High…

The 13th Pacific Health Ministers Meeting (PHMM) on August 5 to 8 in French Polynesia saw Health leaders from across the Pacific discuss the current and future challenges and intended solutions.

Five men from Erromango have been remanded in the high risk facility yesterday after claims alleging that they attacked, a man, his wife, son and daughter with knives and steel rods over land at William’s Bay (Dillon's Bay).

The New Nations Party (NNP), a newly established party, was officially launched this week at Mele village.

A workshop was held in Port Vila yesterday for the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD) and stakeholders in the cocoa industry to review the draft National Cocoa Strategy before it is finalized.

All vessels operating in Vanuatu have been instructed by the Office of the Maritime Regulator (OMR) to turn off lights when approaching the State of Emergency (SoE) buffer zone, which is before Tuktuk Point and 4 miles before reaching Hat…

The Ecole d’Anamboru Music Night has been postponed from the 16th of August to the 22nd of August which is Thursday next week, commencing at 3pm.

Former Member of Parliament (MP), Silas Yatan, has been released on parole last Friday on compassionate grounds, the Correction Director has confirmed.

As the leaders of Pacific countries step off their planes at Funafuti airport this week for the Pacific Islands Forum, they are being met by the children of Tuvalu, who sit submerged in water, in a moat built around the…

The Ministry of Health (MOH) has been recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) as demonstrating ‘Best Practice’ in the Pacific for its efforts to improve community attitudes and action for better health.

The chiefs from Tanna residing in Port Vila have decided to form a council to address social problems concerning their people living in town.

The Department of Water Resources (DoWR) and UNELCO have been applauded for hosting a successful 12th Pacific Water and Wastewater Association (PWWA) Conference and Expo along with the 5th Wastewater Ministerial Forum in Port Vila last week.

The Public Works Department (PWD) under the Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Utilities (MIPU) has confirmed that work on the Olal airport in North Ambrym will commence in the first week of September 2019.

There are reports that money that should be collected from registered VAT customers are not handled properly by many business houses, including shops alleged to be mainly in Port Vila and Luganville.

A report published by the Department of Correctional Services this year following a survey carried out in 2017 has revealed some surprising facts that illustrate the real situation the society is facing, in terms of offending.

At a meeting of the commercial wharf management committee on Friday, the Daily Post was told that social media reports of misuse of wharf vendor fees were “nonsense”, and that the sums quoted were wildly inaccurate.