AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLabour Mobility: Prime Minister Matthew Wale says PALM workers sent about SBD $507 million home in 2025, supporting families. The government aims to place 5,000 Solomon Islanders in overseas jobs each year. Drought Response: An emergency mission is delivering water to drought-hit Rennell and Bellona, prioritising schools, health facilities and vulnerable communities. Its vessel can desalinate about 14,000 litres daily; officials say shortages are affecting provinces across the country. Tourism: Opening a regional ministers’ meeting in Honiara, Wale called for stronger air links and climate-resilient tourism that benefits rural communities, and announced the return of the “Happy Isles” brand. West Kwaio: More than 100 communities are set to benefit from 53 new water tanks, while Foubaba Community High School has received a hall for school and community events. Public Safety: Police are investigating a video allegedly showing a group assaulting a student in Tuvaruhu. Travel: Qantas’ Pacific sale includes return fares from Brisbane to the Solomon Islands from $799 on selected dates.
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