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The Island Sun

From Solomon Islands, in English

Solomon Islands daily (English-language); the bigger Solomon Star blocks this server.

Website
theislandsun.com.sb
How we read it
Through Google News, then the publisher's own page.
Read in
Pacific
Reading health
Read 6 of 6 articles we tried.111 headlines found in total.
Status
In use, last checked 2026-10-05.

Articles we’ve used

heat 1 neutral

Beijing rejects New Zealand suggestion of outside involvement in Wale no-confidence crisis

Beijing rejects New Zealand suggestion of outside involvement in Wale no-confidence crisis

China's Foreign Ministry denied involvement in the no-confidence motion against Solomon Islands PM Wale and called NZ Foreign Minister Peters' "outside forces" suggestion completely unfounded. The piece reports the exchange neutrally against a backdrop of Pacific geopolitical rivalry.

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heat 0 favourable

NZ High Commission and partners support more than 60 schools in Guadalcanal Province

NZ High Commission and partners support more than 60 schools in Guadalcanal Province

The piece presents New Zealand's High Commission as a steady development partner, funding water, sanitation and hygiene upgrades at over 60 Guadalcanal schools since 2016 and handing over water tanks to villages. It relies largely on the High Commission's own account.

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heat 0 favourable

Thirty villages in Tasimboko ward benefit from New Zealand Government supported project

Thirty villages in Tasimboko ward benefit from New Zealand Government supported project

A New Zealand-funded project has put 39 water tanks into service across thirty villages in Tasimboko ward, Guadalcanal. Local leaders express gratitude, and the High Commissioner frames it as a small, community-focused contribution.

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heat 0 favourable

MEHRD and New Zealand launch partnership support hub under Waka Fo Edukesen

MEHRD and New Zealand launch partnership support hub under Waka Fo Edukesen

The Solomon Islands education ministry and the NZ High Commission launched a NZ-funded Partnership Support Hub inside MEHRD under the 2025–2035 Waka Fo Edukesen partnership. The piece presents New Zealand as a committed, long-standing and welcome education partner.

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