WorldKey gifts playground to the SolomonsPM John Key has gifted a children's playground to the people of the Solomon Islands to mark the work of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands.23 Jul 11:46 PM
WorldKiwis clear WWII bombs in Solomons"It's a tough job... blowing up bits of old bombs," says the commander of the NZDF in Solomons after four tonnes of unexploded ordinance was cleared.16 Jul 11:38 PM
WorldSolomons reeling in wake of double disasterMore than 6400 people in the remote Santa Cruz Islands in Temotu Province, 500km east of Honiara in the Solomon Islands, are coming to terms with devastation and loss wrought by the double disaster of an earthquake and tsunami last month.08 Mar 04:30 PM
WorldDolphins killed in pay spatUp to 900 dolphins have been killed by villagers in the Solomon Islands, who claim it was an act of retaliation for not being paid money they were promised.24 Jan 04:30 PM
New ZealandMission of success for Kiwi contingentThere was rioting in the streets and parts of Honiara were burning to the ground in protest at the recent elections.02 Dec 04:30 PM
WorldLast contingent leaves for Solomon'sDeparting NZDF members head to their plane home at Honiara Airport, Solomon Islands. This is the last NZDF contingent that is part of a joint security force for the Solomon's called RAMSI (Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands) that has been in operation for 10 years. 02 Dec 02:00 PM
New ZealandKiwi troops due home from Solomon Islands todayNearly 10 years of peace-keeping in the Solomon Islands end today, with the last of the Kiwi troops coming home today.29 Nov 07:38 PM
New ZealandNZ's top 'first world problems'Slow internet access is New Zealand's number one "first world problem", a survey has found.07 Oct 11:52 PM
RoyalsRoyal tour for Solomon IslandsA youngster from the Solomon Islands has taken on the future king of England in a show of football prowess - and won. "He was good, yes, but not as good as me," said Philemon Fatai, 13.17 Sep 08:31 AM
New ZealandNew Zealand's cops: The new blue lineThe police are laying their ghosts to rest with different methods and a fresh culture, report Catherine Masters and Jared Savage20 Jan 04:30 PM
FootballSoccer: O-League draw separates NZ sidesNew Zealand's representatives have for the first time been placed in different groups.22 Jul 05:30 PM
OpinionAudrey YoungAudrey Young: Pacific party sets tone for better relationsAs John Key prepares for a White House visit next week, New Zealand's Pacific role is growing in value.15 Jul 05:30 PM
WorldAnzac forces in Timor for a long time to comeA foreign security presence may need to remain in East Timor and the Solomons for longer than expected.14 Apr 05:30 PM
WorldTokyo tsunami one of the biggest in recent historyA 10-metre-high tsunami ploughed into the Japanese coast on Friday, dashing ships into the shore, washing away houses and leaving devastation in its wake.11 Mar 08:15 AM
