As Vanuatu celebrates the 2024 National Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Days event which started yesterday, the Director General (DG) of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), Mrs. Cherol Ala is calling on Ni- Vanuatu women to embark in courses in…

The New Zealand (NZ) Government has announced its second phase of assistance to the Vanuatu Police Force (VPF), with another funding of VT540 million, especially for community policing.

Noteworthy decisions were developed to confront current economic challenges during the gathering of Vanuatu’s Ministry of Trade and stakeholders at Iririki on May 8, 2024.

The Government, through the Ministry of Health (MOH) has recruited an additional 21 nurses from the Solomon Islands to fill healthcare gaps in Vanuatu.

Air Vanuatu's Government loans total VT2.6 billion (USD21,812,326).

The National University of Vanuatu (NUV) is hosting a seminar titled “Happy Long Life,” featuring a distinguished panel discussion on Vanuatu’s environmental legacy today (Thursday).

Vanuatu’s Minister of Climate Change, Ralph Regenvanu, held a joint meeting yesterday in Pango Village with New Zealand’s Minister of Climate Change, Simon Watts, who is currently visiting Vanuatu this week.

A committee has been formed following approval by the Vaturisu Council of Chiefs to spearhead the development of a 20-year Management Plan for the Efate Conservation Community Management (ECCMP), formerly referred to as the Efate Land Management Area (ELMA).

After some years of efforts to contain the Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle (CRB) on Efate, the Department of Biosecurity (DoB) has confirmed that the dangerous coconut pest is now present on Santo.

The President of the Republic of Vanuatu, Nikenike Vurobaravu, emphasised political stability and political reform in his official address at the opening of the 2024 First Ordinary Session of Parliament yesterday.

Man gets nearly 2 years in jail for growing 975 cannabis plants

The Vanuatu Muslim Centre hosted its first ever open day on Saturday, marking an important moment in the country's Islamic journey that began 46 years ago in 1978.

Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai has revealed that the Vanuatu Government's VT2 billion budget allocated for a new plane was instead used to pay for the lease of the ATR72 aircraft.

Prime Minister (PM) Charlot Salwai said he supports the Opposition’s proposal to allow police to investigate issues in which the PM is allegedly implicated.

In a recent interview with the former Price Controller Pacco Siri, he expressed his concerns regarding the current state of affairs within the Price Control Bureau and the Chief Executive Officer Lissie Taura.

The Vanuatu Financial Service Commission (VFSC) shared two new video clips. These videos are meant to help the people who own businesses in Vanuatu, especially those who are Ni-Vanuatu.

Vanuatu’s business sector is urgently calling on the Government to restore business confidence by restoring confidence in Air Vanuatu, reviewing air service agreements, and providing better communication and clarification to businesses severely affected by the collapse of the national airline.

The former General Manager (GM) of the Vanuatu National Provident Fund (VNPF), who was among the 25 individuals pardoned by the President, said he is grateful for the opportunity and looks forward to making a fresh start.

The two Vanuatu tugboats detained by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) on April 30, 2024, have been cleared and departed from Darwin for Vanuatu.

The Vanuatu Government is fully supporting Air Vanuatu in addressing its current crisis.

The Opposition group through the Leader of Opposition, Member of Parliament (MP) for Malekula, Gracia Shadrack lodged yesterday afternoon Police complaints with the Commissioner of Police.

The Referendum 'No' Group through their legal counsel, Silas Hakwa, filed an urgent Constitutional application to the Supreme Court on Wednesday afternoon.

As hundreds of passengers are stranded across the Pacific, Australia and New Zealand after Air Vanuatu’s sudden flight cancellations against a backdrop of ongoing extensive aircraft maintenance problems, the national flag carrier’s shareholders have intervened to appoint global specialists to…

Business Manager and Owner of Pikinini Playtime Tony Batten says every year outstanding school fees of his institution reach approximately VT3M which affects the operation of the school.

Vila central hospital nurses celebrate international nurse day at Vila Central Hospital car park, Port Vila. International nurse day is in commemoration of the original nurse’s birthday, Florence Nightingale born on the 12th of May 1820. VCH staffs celebrates 2…

From Southern Malekula's Maskelyne Islands to Manples Market, fish shipped over 144KM from the city is in high demand at Manples.

Former Head of State, John Bennet Bani, said graduation from a university marks the first step into either the corporate or entrepreneurship world.

Last week 391 USP Emalus students donned graduation gowns and stepped forward to receive their certificates, degrees, masters and other awards during their much-awaited graduation day.

The Ministry of Health (MOH), through the National Surveillance Unit, reported three new leptospirosis cases at the Saint Patrick's College on Ambae.

Labour mobility, such as seasonal work, is a family journey and not an individual one.

A Saratamata landowner representative, Gabriel Vusilai, said that they embrace development and not oppose it, dismissing speculation from their letter to the PENAMA Provincial Government Council (PPGC).

On April 30, 2024, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) intercepted two Vanuatu Registered tugboats at the port of Darwin.

Vanuatu is proud to announce its achievement of ranking #1 out of over 150 countries worldwide on the Happy Planet Index (HPI), for the second time since the index was first published in 2006.

Union Organiser for the Southern Region Branch of the Vanuatu National Workers Union (VNWU), Eddie Karie, has taken a bold stand against what he sees as unjust treatment by TIVR Timber company.

Saving money remains a big challenge for seasonal workers when they are employed abroad.