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Agriculture

Parliament to Repeal 1982 Cocoa Act in Second Extraordinary Sitting

Parliament will repeal the Cocoa Act (CAP 139) during its second extraordinary sitting. The Cocoa Act, passed in 1982, was established to regulate licensing, control...

Watermelon Farming Helps Santo Mother Build Her Family’s Future

Watermelon farming is helping a woman from South West Santo build a better future for herself and her family. Cindy Mele, a mother of two...

Livestock Department to Support Only Serious Farmers, Says Director

The Department of Livestock has announced that it will only work with farmers who are serious about improving livestock production, as the Government moves...

Forestry Sets New 5-Year Plan to Revive Industry

Vanuatu’s forestry industry is looking toward a new direction after Acting Director of Forestry, Godfrey Bome, presented a comprehensive five-year plan at the National...

Vanuatu Urged to Strengthen Timber Industry To Address Low Export Levels

Vanuatu continues to export only a small amount of timber — less than 500 tons between 2021 and 2025 — making it one of...

Rocky Wogale: The Man Who Turns Fruit into Art

At 63 years old, Rocky Wogale from Banks, Motalava, still carries the same spark that first led him into the kitchen nearly five decades...

Tanna Farmer Shows Pineapple Farming Pays Off

At the Fruit Festival in Port Vila, Samuel Natuka, a pineapple farmer from Tanna, stood proudly beside his harvest, showing what dedication, strength, and...

Why Go Overseas When the Soil Pays More? Malekula Farmer Proves Wealth Is at Home

While many Ni-Vanuatu are signing up for seasonal work overseas, one man from Malekula is showing that success can grow right here in Vanuatu...

Kerebua Village Plans to Plant 5,000 Tahitian Lime Trees to Boost Food Security and Conservation

The community of Kerebua Village is taking action to rehabilitate fruit trees by planting 5,000 Tahitian lime trees, part of a broader plan to...

Farmers Raise Alarm Over High Cost of Animal Feed at National Commodity Forum

At the National Commodity Forum, farmers voiced concerns about the rising cost of feed for small livestock such as chickens and ducks. The issue has...

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Commission considering 70% threshold law to fill vacant Epi seat

The Electoral Commission will apply the 70% threshold law to see if the Epi Constituency third runner-up of the January 16 By-Election is eligible...

Shefa SG Clarifies Controversial By-law Originated from Former Council

Shefa Provincial Government has clarified that the By-law recently gazetted and widely discussed on social media was not created by the current council, but...

Child Protection Bill Withdrawn Again as Abuse and Neglect Increase

The Second Ordinary Session of Parliament earlier this month marks the 5th time that the Child Protection Bill was dropped from the list of...

Ni-Van Injured in Australia Cherry Farm Accident

A man from Whitesands, Tanna Island, believed to be around 50 years old, was seriously injured last weekend after falling from a cherry picker...

DoT Confirms Cruise Calls Proceeding as Scheduled

Department of Tourism (DoT) has clarified that cruise ship calls to Port Vila have not been cancelled, following recent public concerns and claims. In a...
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