New Zealand High Commission Honiara, Solomon Islands

17-05-13

The opening on 14 May of a new accommodation building for overseas medical students working in Honiara has demonstrated the value of small-scale development partnerships between governments, the private sector and civil society.

26-04-13

Welcome to the February 2013 edition of SoloBis, a bi-monthly newsletter prepared by the New Zealand High Commission, Honiara. SoloBis outlines economic and business developments in Solomon Islands likely to be of interest to New Zealand companies. It is also published on www.nzembassy.com/solomon-islands. For further information on any of these stories, please contact the New Zealand High Commission, Honiara: placing ‘Solobis’ in the subject line.

08-04-13

The Māori Electoral Option gives New Zealanders of Māori descent the opportunity to choose whether they want to be on the Māori Electoral Roll or the General Electoral Roll when they vote in the next two General Elections.

13-03-13

 

NZ HIGH COMMISSION MEDIA RELEASE

Monday 4 March 2013

NZ commits to funding support for HCC

New Zealand will provide more than SB $1.7 million to Honiara City Council over the next year under a grant funding arrangement signed today, New Zealand High Commissioner Mark Ramsden said.

The support will go towards improved urban planning and management, identifying ward needs and strengthening service delivery in areas including promotion of the city library and development of a city communications bureau.

12-02-13

More NZ relief supplies on their way to Solomon Islands

New Zealand is sending further tsunami relief supplies to Solomon Islands on board an Air Force flight this Thursday, High Commissioner Mark Ramsden said today.

The supplies include shelter and sanitation kits, tarpaulins and water containers donated to World Vision by The Warehouse and ShelterBox NZ, and chainsaw packs provided by the New Zealand Government.

07-02-13

For your safety, the Solomon Islands Ministry of Health would like to inform all visitors that dengue fever has been identified in Honiara.  Dengue Fever is caused by a virus that is spread by mosquito bites. Dengue has recently caused illness in other areas of the regions including Fiji, the Marshall Islands, Kosrae and Yap States (Micronesia), Niue, Kiribati, and New Caledonia.

02-11-12

Internal Affairs Minister Chris Tremain has announced that from Friday 2 November New Zealanders will pay less for their adult passport and be able to renew their passports online.

16-10-12

Welcome to the October 2012 edition of ‘SoloBis’, a bi-monthly newsletter prepared by the New Zealand High Commission, Honiara. SoloBis outlines economic and business developments in Solomon Islands likely to be of interest to New Zealand companies.

18-09-12

From 11 September 2012 there will be a new Solomon Islands office for receiving New Zealand visa applications.

08-08-12

Updated 8 August, 9am NZ time: There was a brief eruption from Mt Tongariro in the central North Island just before midnight on 6 August, New Zealand time.