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Aside from the usual occurances of the drunkards reeling home early in the morning, the christmas eve celebrations in Honiara were relatively quiet.  There were the usual complaints of loud music, drunks chasing each other and shouting to disturb the peace, there was relatively no major disturbances in most Honiara suburbs.  "I think more people left for the provinces this year so things were relatively quiet." said a Mbua Valley resident.

The Office of the Prime Minister & Cabinet has relaunched its website.  Speaking with Lifhaus the PM's office said this will be a "soft launch" as advised by the developers of the website.  "We will be working closely with the developers up to the point when all the information we would like to be displayed on the website is collated, published and available for the general public."  However, the Prime Minister has been especially keen on ensuring that the news component of the website must be available immediately and this has prompted the develo

Dr. Transform Aqorau, the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency Deputy Director General, is leaving the agency after serving out his first 3 year contract in the position.  Speaking with Lifhaus, Dr.

The decision by the Evaluation Committee is still causing a stir in Honiara.  The Island Sun has already run a frontpage story on a possible skyrocketing pricing regime to be imposed by bemobile.  This may seem a little far fetched at the moment but prices of mobile phone calls around the region are anything but coming down in recent times.