Diana Isaac, a student from Tebakor, has come forward to dispute a police statement regarding an incident in which she was allegedly assaulted by officers. Read more
The Civil Aviation Authority of Vanuatu (CAAV) will not assign blame to anyone until the formalities of the pending investigation conducted by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) on Air Taxi are complete.
The Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC) handed over VT121,839,588 in collected fees to the Vanuatu Government, represented by Minister of Finance Johnny Koanapo, yesterday.
The Office of the Ombudsman has launched an investigation into the recruitment process for teachers, following the mass suspension of over 300 teachers by the Teaching Service Commission (TSC).
Agence française de développement is back in-country Agence française de développement (AFD), the French development agency, now has a group representative in Vanuatu.
Philippe Métois has unveil one of the year's most anticipated releases, a book titled TANNA, featuring 280 striking photographs. The publication showcases the beauty and cultural richness of the island of Tanna through a vivid collection of images.
According to a press statement by the Vanuatu Police Force, the Tebakor student was drunk, in uniform, abusive and then she accidentally received a hit to her mouth by Police Officers, “not intentionally”.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Vanuatu (CAAV) is questioning the response of Air Taxi CEO Simon Turner regarding the crash last month and adds that the pilot in question cannot take the blame for the entire crash.
The Vanuatu Government has taken a step towards modernising its services to meet citizens’ needs in an increasing digital world with the recent launch of a Digital Transformation Masterplan.
A week-long regional seminar is currently underway in Port Vila, focusing on the principles of the Circular Economy.
Alfred Nauka, a successful Ni-Vanuatu entrepreneur, has returned to Vanuatu after operating his tourism business in New Caledonia for over two decades. His return was prompted by recent riots in New Caledonia, which severely impacted the tourism sector and made…
The legal battle over Vanuatu's recent Referendum is far from over, as the No Group has filed a new constitutional case in the Supreme Court, alleging multiple breaches of the Constitution and relevant Acts by the Government both before and…
he sale of 4800 tickets will take place at the entrance of Fresh Water stadium during the two-days event, with an estimated total revenue of around VT7 million vatu to be made if all tickets are sold.
The Government needs to reduce imports of food that local producers can easily supply as alternatives on the shelves of domestic markets.
An Australian man has tragically died while travelling on a cruise in Vanuatu.
Today marks one week since Bob Loughman, a Member of Parliament (MP) for Tanna, was removed from his position as Minister of the Ministry of Trade, Commerce, Tourism, Industry, and Ni-Vanuatu Business Development.
V-Lab and Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) Plus have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Vanuatu’s Department of Industry (DoI) to assist five Ni-Vanuatu businesses in beginning to export their products internationally.
The Director General (DG) of the Ministry of Trade and Commerce (MOTC) has announced the commitment made between the Vanuatu Government and Royal Caribbean Cruises to approve and stock onboard Vanuatu Made products for ships sailing from Sydney to Brisbane…
The Acting Prime Minister (PM) and Minister of Finance, Johnny Koanapo, confirmed that the government will use funds allocated for the cash transfer initiative to address the teachers’ claims this year.
According to members of the SANMA Creative Industry Committee (SCICC) that specializes in making conventional hats out of traditional materials using pandanus leaves, they informed Daily Post that they have signed a contract that resembles a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) or…
The first independent economic assessment of Vanuatu's international yachting industry has revealed substantial contributions to the local economy in 2023.
The Interim Chairman of the Council of Ohlen Freshwind, Chief Peter Yamak believes that Chiefs should be the first responders when there is a domestic dispute and not the police, arguing that they existed before the police, so all domestic…
The Government of Japan will be provide a funding of VT37,900,350 to the Minister of Education and Training for the construction of Labultamata Primary School’s Building on Pentecost through Japan’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP).According to a…
On the first day of the Vanuatu Made Tradeshow Week, local artist Alfred Tama achieved a remarkable milestone by selling one of his vibrant drawings for VT18,000 to a cruise ship tourist from Tasmania, Australia.
The Department of Labour (DoL) has confirmed that the Australian Respect Aged Care recruitment process has closed and is in its final stage of interviewing successful applicants.
There is a need to review the Government Remuneration Tribunal (GRT) Act to ensure proper alignment of remuneration levels across the various government commissions.
Vanuatu is currently hosting Pacific island countries that are actively discussing effective customs control of the trade in toxic chemicals in the region—the first of its kind in this part of the world.
The Nagriamel Political Commission (NPC) is calling for an immediate cessation of the sale of Vanuatu Passports. This position stems from serious concerns about national sovereignty and security.
A woman from Tanna who hadn’t seen for four years has regained her sight this month after a visit by the Vila Central Hospital Ophthalmologist Medial Team two weeks ago.
On August 16, 2024, I embarked on my first-ever journey out of Vanuatu, departing from Bauerfield International Airport at 16:55pm via Fiji Airways.
The Chairman of the Public Service Commission (PSC), Mr. Martin Mahe, has become the Chairman of the Melanesia Sub-regional Public Service Caucus Board, taking over from member country Papua New Guinea (PNG).
Respect Age Care, a leading provider of residential care and nursing home services in Australia, is recruiting 135 people from Vanuatu to work in the Australian aged care sector.
VPF Commander Traffic in Port Vila James Toka Aru mentioned in an interview last week that in 2023, they recorded “288 crashes, which result in five fatalities, 112 injuries and 171 minor injuries”.
Minister Andrew Napuat, responsible for the Vanuatu Police Force, has highlighted several critical issues requiring immediate attention: the high number of accidents, public disorder, and unemployment among youth.Napuat noted a recent surge in accidents attributed to alcohol consumption, which has…
The 21st Pacific Islands Tax Administrators Association (PITAA) Annual Heads Meeting happens this week in Port Vila.
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