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The Vanuatu-Australia Partnership has proved once again its strong commitment to Vanuatu’s sustainable development with a new road opening on Tanna.

The Vanuatu Teachers Union (VTU) has lodged a complaint to the International Labour Organisation (ILO) against the Vanuatu Government for violations of freedom of association and the right to bargain

As recently reported on the Australian media, P&O Cruises Australia brand will retire as on March 2025, and fold into Carnival Cruises Line, the most popular cruise line in the

The United States is proud to partner with Small Island Developing States (SIDS) to accelerate development progress, promote sustainability, and

Pacific Ocean Commissioner, Dr Filimon Manoni, yesterday met with the Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) of Vanuatu and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Matai Seremaiah.

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Bankers are being trained to better spot customer red flags. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Training to spot financial criminals comes as Citi, DBS, others ramp up vetting after a US$2 billion dirty cash scandal rocked city state.