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Malaita Eagles claim a double in Solomon Cup

Posted on November 29th, 2009 by Administrator.
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<p>A star-studded Malaita Eagles dismantled a hapless Guadalcanal Hornets to claim the first prize in the Solomon Cup</p>

It was a tough encounter on paper but the result on the field failed to justify that belief.  A star studded Malaita Eagle side muffled any Hornets dream of an upset as it raced to an early 4-nil lead by the half time.  Led by the evergreen Batram Suri, the Eagles simply dominated the game.  The defense was strong and opportunities for Hornets were few and far in between.

Community policing starts a revival

Posted on November 26th, 2009 by Administrator.

Last week Save the Children Australia and the New Zealand High Commission staged a day long program to promote communities who are collaborating on fighting crime within their areas.  "There are currently 11 active communities involved in this initiative" a RSIP officer told Lifhaus.  He also revealed that the RSIP's role in the program was simply to actively promote this initiative.

Solo sold at the Containers

Posted on November 23rd, 2009 by Anonymous and tagged .

Sunday, an Israeli newspaper reported that Iran is bribing countries to vote against Israel in the United Nations.

Yediot Achronot said a report obtained by Israel's Foreign Ministry said that Iran last year promised the Solomon Islands $200,000, as well as technological aid, in exchange for dropping its support of Israel in the United Nations.

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Posted on November 19th, 2009 by Net-Surfer.
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Posted on November 19th, 2009 by Net-Surfer.

NZ May Follow Aust Route to FIFA World Cup

Posted on November 18th, 2009 by Anonymous and tagged .

http://www.radiosport.co.nz/SportsNews/spsoc/Detail.aspx?id=166507

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New Zealand Football believes there will inevitably be changes to the All Whites' World Cup qualification path in the future.

Oceania secretary general Tai Nicholas claims FIFA will not change the qualification route for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

But New Zealand Football CEO Michael Glading disagrees, saying it would be naive to say that New Zealand's qualification will not be under discussion at some point. He believes it is important to plan ahead and say 'what if?'
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No money for medical students

Posted on November 17th, 2009 by Harry Kwow and tagged .

The government says that it does not have the money to send medial students to Cuba because they are not allowed to take $800,000 from the evil Iranians  (errr, I'm not corrupt, but the man who gave me the free money was), yet PM Sikua announces that the government lost $433 million due to corruption and mismanagement. Shame, shame, shame, shame, shame. Will this rubbish never end??

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Posted on November 17th, 2009 by Harry Kwow.

BILIKIKI UPSETS SOCCER GIANT

Posted on November 17th, 2009 by Anonymous and tagged .

Congratulations to Bilikiki for narrowly beating Uruguay (7-6), one of the giants in FIFA Beach Soccer. A big applaud to new comer and first timer in FIFA World Cup, youngster Robert Laua, who came in as a substitute but scored a hat-trick.

Malaita Team may avoid ban, Cup to continue

Posted on November 16th, 2009 by Administrator.

It is old news that the Solomon Cup will proceed as planned after Saturday nights riot.  SIFF and the police have reassured fans that security will be beefed up and fans closely monitored during the event.

Speaking with Lifhaus today, Team Manager and Vice-President of Malaita Football Association, Eddie Misite'e said, "We had raised the issue of security on Friday's technical meeting with SIFF.  SIFF at that time assured us that security would be provided even saying thousands will be deployed.  On Saturday only 18 personnel's showed up."