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The Opposition failed to topple the government in the no confidence session yesterday, as the Speaker of Parliament declared the session adjourned due to no quorum.

The Vanuatu Electoral Office (VEO) is gearing up for the upcoming by-elections as at least 71,375 registered voters in three constituencies are set to cast their votes on September 7,

Dai Nippon Construction from Japan has begun mobilization for the reconstruction of the Teouma Bridge on Efate, a project funded by the Japanese Government following Cyclone Pam.

In order to debate the motion of no confidence, a quorum of 34 MPs is needed to be present at the first session of parliament this morning.

Canavanu Oils Limited, Canavanu Agri Limited, Lima Group Limited, and Campos Holdings Limited are the four companies who have been issued medical cannabis and industrial hemp licenses yesterday.

The current political situation may end up in political impasse as both sides, the government and the opposition are claiming to have the numbers.

Vanuatu must improve its human resource ability to implement the development plan from the National Summit, particularly at the provincial and area council levels.

West Papua Provisional Government’s Interim Deputy Foreign Minister, Morris Kaloran, has welcomed the presence of Indonesians at the Melanesian Arts Festival as “important to test the depth of United Liberation

The New Zealand (NZ) Minister for Emergency Management, Kieran McAnulty, is in the country as part of an official visit to strengthen cooperation on natural disaster response.

Siobhán Mattison, assistant professor of evolutionary anthropology and director of the Human Family and Evolutionary Demography Lab at The University of New Mexico, recently took a group of undergraduate and graduate students to the south Pacific...