Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Mr Martin Tete, has called on political candidates and political parties in Luganville town to respect private properties when it comes to putting up posters on premises.

Member of Parliament (MP) for Port Vila town, Kalo Seule, has questioned the Government’s decision to remove one parliamentary seat from Port Vila constituency and relocate it to the Efate Rural and the offshore islands constituency.

Twenty-one participants were certified as Money Minded facilitators yesterday, September 13 2019.

A New Zealand retired teacher has visited his former school in Vanuatu after almost two decades.

Hundreds of people in Vanuatu’s Capital have benefited from the free medical services provided by the Immanuel Presbyterian Church of Korea RMC Medical team, in partnership with the Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu (PCV) at the Vila Central Hospital (VCH) this week.

Students that are planning to use the popular Eton Beach and other picnic spots on Eton for future picnics or class parties are prohibited from consuming or taking alcohol into these areas.

It is vitally important for the people of Vanuatu to clearly understand that the new Tax Administration Act (TAA) is not Income Tax and is not intended to impose additional fees or charges or any other new taxes.

The Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu (PCV) conducted a two-day Potato seminar at the Paton Memorial Church’s Owen Hall this week.

The Vanuatu Investment Promotion Authority (VIPA) has embarked on its first ever Investor Visitation Program.

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World Vision Vanuatu launched a photo exhibition on Disability and Gender Inclusive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) at the National Archives in Port Vila on Thursday this week.

Twelve Pacific journalists are on a dialogue, study and reporting tour organised by the East-West Center (EWC) to discuss critical issues in the region including environment and climate change, security, infrastructure development and financing.

Celebrating Penama Provincial Day on September 16th 2019, will start with a dinner dance at Harbour View on September 15th.

Rain wasn’t enough to dampen the spirits of the crowd that gathered last night for Fest Napuan. But everybody’s wishing this low pressure system would move on. The music continues tonight.

Road traffic, road accidents, statistics on accidents, respect towards customers of all ages, child protection and more are some of the important points presented to drivers of public vehicles in a road safety awareness workshop on Tuesday.

The Daily Post was informed by the Chairman of the Electoral Commission that the date for the 2020 General Elections will be confirmed after the Luganville Municipal Council (LMC) elections.

The newly upgraded roads at Seven Star and Ohlen was officially opened yesterday on Thursday, September 12 2019.

Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Martin Tete is urging all citizens to work with the Electoral Office to update the electoral roll.

A report commissioned by the National Bank of Vanuatu has found a positive link between the quality of living in rural communities with access to banking services compared to those without.

Fifteen high school students from Kiribati, Vanuatu and Fiji are learning from Japan’s experience dealing with natural disasters at the World Tsunami Awareness youth conference in Hokkaido this week.

Arts and Culture are normally found at the back seat of our budgets in Melanesia and it is time we start to standardize our portfolios and sensitize the issue by bringing these to the forefront of agenda discussions.

Two young men have been arrested for allegedly burning the home of a police officer on the island of Tongoa.

Vanuatu’s ‘2030 Shared Vision’ wants to bring 300,000 visitors into the country by 2030. BUT our tourism and hospitality industry must get its act together on the question of QUALITY SERVICE once and for all if it is to be taken seriously by international visitors.

The first Mammography or Cancer machine is expected to be purchased and sent to Vanuatu next month.

Parliament convened yesterday afternoon to debate theBill for the Constitution (Eight) (Amendment) but it was short-lived after the leader of government business, MP William Gillion withdrew the bill.

The Vanuatu Meteorology and Geohazards Department (VMGD) are conducting a four-day workshop in collaboration with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP).

The Assistant Agriculture Officer (AAO) for Korisa Memorial Agriculture Station on Green Hill, North of Tanna, Isaac Iaruel, is currently working with kava farmers to increase production.

Prime Minister Charlot Salwai yesterday signed the Third and final Right to Information (RTI) Ministerial Order to enforce the RTI Law on other government agencies and private entities that were not included in the two initial RTI Orders.

Over 30 students at Malapoa College have been suspended for drinking alcohol at Eton beach over the weekend.

Civil society voices concern about West Papua

“People doing terrible things to other people—when will it ever stop? We have to join our hands together to end this.”

Australian Torres Strait artist, Chris Tamwoy and his cousin Diana Rose are currently in Vanuatu to perform in this year’s Fest’Napuan edition.

The University of the South Pacific (USP)’s MALAMPA Sub-Center has hosted the first ever Pacific Technical and Further Education (PacTAFE)’s cohort in Certificate III in Early Childhood and Care outside of Port Vila.

United Nations Children’s Fun (UNICEF) partners from the Japan Committee Vaccines for the World’s Children (JCV), were on a field mission to Vanuatu from September 1-7, 2019.

A man has been sent to jail for cutting off his wife’s toes in front of their children.

Yesterday, the Daily Post reported that former Phoenix Life Science CEO Martin Tindall has been charged in the United States with multiple counts of securities fraud. According to the filings made to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr Tindall is alleged to have coloured well outsi…

Australia Pacific Training Coalition is working closely with Vanuatu’s Ministry of Education and Training to help promote literacy learning and early identification of reading difficulties to provide an inclusive learning environment for all children.

The Vanuatu Electoral Commission has reminded candidates who have contested the recent Efate Rural and Off-shore islands by-election of the legal provision for the administration of parliamentary election disputes.

Yesterday morning, staff and students of the University of the South Pacific received a summary of an independent investigation report written by BDO Auckland. The audit was commissioned in response to damning allegations raised by the Vice Chancellor Pal Ahluwalia, who joined the University…

The Government of New Zealand continues to assist Vanuatu upgrade in the security sector and it has been acknowledged as one of the vocal development partners in supporting policing in Vanuatu.

One of the region’s premiere music festival has finally arrived, with an impressive line-up of local and international musical talent to orchestrate a prodigious show, the heart of Fest’Napuan is the centre stage.

Fest’Napuan, the Pacific’s longest-running contemporary music festival is set to kick off at Saralana at 5PM today.

Vanuatu finally has a Competition and Consumer Protection Policy, recently passed by the Council of Ministers (COM).

An official from Vanuatu's Health Ministry has spoken out against the controversial pharmaceuticals company, Phoenix Life Sciences, after news broke that its former CEO, Australian man Martin Tindall, has been charged with fraud in the United States.

Education Authorities and schools participated positively in the process of the National School Infrastructure Development planning in a recent engagement organised by the Ministry of Education and Training.