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Two crocodiles caught in the Tenaru River have drawn a massive crowd in Chinatown this week, sparking concerns about the abundance of the reptiles in local waterways. The two crocs …

SIBC needs an experienced journalist. We require one with tertiary qualifications, several years experience in a ‘live’ newsroom and excellent English and Pijin. Someone with journalism qualifications and a supervisory …

It is being described as one of the most combative speeches in the history of the United Nations – and the Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare was there to …

Solomon Islands\’ national futsal team, the Kurukurus, lost their third match in the Asian indoor games this morning. The Kurukurus were defeated by host team Turkmenistan, four goals to two. …

Guadalcanal Police have arrested an 18 years old girl for concealing her infant baby at Henderson in Central Guadalcanal on Sunday. Police say the baby was taken to the national …

Listen to yesterday’s Landmark Program on SIBC, where Rolland Koofuli explores the stories behind the famous stretch of water known as Iron Bottom Sound. From its time in WWII to …

The Solomon Islands national futsal side, the Kurukurus, has beaten Taiwan 4-3 to claim their second win in the Asian Indoor games in Turkmenistan last night. A goal each from …

Deputy Prime Minister Manasseh Maelanga has assured the country that a rebuffed anti-corruption bill will be back in Parliament sitting next month. The admission was in response to hundreds of …

Civil society groups have organised to present the peoples\’ petition to the Prime Minister\’s Office tomorrow. The petition emphasised the people\’s support for the Anti Corruption Bill- urging all 50 …

Papua New Guinea nationals in Solomon Islands celebrated their home country\’s independence today. A community event at the SMI grounds in Honiara honoured the 42nd anniversary of Papua New Guinea\’s …