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Customs Confirms No Import Ban on Extra Truck Lights Despite Traffic Law Violations

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There is currently no law restricting the importation of extra lights commonly used on trucks along public roads in Vanuatu. The confirmation comes from the Customs Department following growing concerns over the use of additional spotlights and decorative lighting on vehicles. According to the Vanuatu Police Force, extra spotlights and certain lighting equipment fitted on trucks do not comply with traffic...

VMGD Proves Digital Resilience During Cyclone Vaianu

The Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-Hazards Department (VMGD) stated that this year’s cyclone season was not only one of the quietest on record, it also...

Customs Confirms No Import Ban on Extra Truck Lights Despite Traffic Law Violations

There is currently no law restricting the importation of extra lights commonly used on trucks along public roads in Vanuatu. The confirmation comes from the...

National Digital Week focuses on cyber safety and resilience

National Digital Week 2026 will take place this week from 13 to 15 May at Independence Park in Port Vila under the theme “Strengthening Digital...

Politics

Solomon Islands PM Jeremiah Manele Ousted in No-Confidence Vote

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has been removed from office following a no-confidence vote in Parliament on Thursday in Honiara. Manele lost the vote...

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Australia Shifts Focus to Fiji after Vanuatu Talks Stall

Australia has shifted its focus to Fiji for a new security agreement after negotiations with Vanuatu were put on hold. The proposed deal with Vanuatu, reportedly...

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Concerns on Misuse of Government Vehicles

Concerns have been raised over the lack of legal authority to address misuse of government vehicles following recent changes to fleet management. Fleet management, now...

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RTI raises concern over MPs not visiting constituencies

The Right to Information Unit has raised concerns after finding that some Members of Parliament are not visiting the people they represent. Between October and...

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VMGD Proves Digital Resilience During Cyclone Vaianu

The Vanuatu Meteorology and Geo-Hazards Department (VMGD) stated that this year’s cyclone season was not only one of the quietest on record, it also became a major test of the country’s...

Diesel (mazut) Price to Rise by 99VT as Government Rolls out Subsidy

The Vanuatu Government has announced a significant increase in fuel prices, with diesel (mazut) expected to rise by 99 Vatu per litre early next week. Prime...

From Port Vila to the World: PSIDS Demand Climate Finance for a Global Just Transition

Pacific leaders say small island nations need stronger financial support to respond to the growing impacts of climate change and to support the transition...

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