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    A Nation Remembers: Honoring the Man Who Gave Vanuatu Its Flag

    In a powerful tribute to Vanuatu’s history and cultural identity, His Excellency Paul Robert Ravun Merhimba Dangdang, President of the Malvatumauri Council of Chiefs, led a distinguished delegation on a heartfelt journey across the islands—from the remote Torres to the southern tip of Aneityum, and including the island of Emao.

    Sino-Van Confirms Cannery Plans, Over 300 Face Eviction

    More than 300 residents of Salili, near the Sino-Van fish processing facility on Efate, have been ordered to vacate the area by June 2025, following a formal eviction notice.

    Strategic Shift: Disability Groups in Vanuatu Unveil Bold New Plans for Inclusion

    Port Vila, April 29, 2025 — In a significant advancement for disability rights in Vanuatu, the Vanuatu Society for People with Disability (VSPD) and the Vanuatu Disability Promotion and Advocacy (VDPA) jointly launched their new strategic plans during a ceremony held last Friday at Owen Hall in Port Vila.

    Vanuatu and Solomon Islands Law Reform Commissions Launch Historic Twinning Program

    Port Vila, Vanuatu – The Vanuatu Law Reform Commission (VLRC) is proud to announce the official commencement of a groundbreaking Twinning and Placement Exercise, welcoming the first delegation from the Solomon Islands Law Reform Commission (SILRC) to Port Vila.

    Australia and Vanuatu Open Renovated Disability and Child Desk Office in MALAMPA

    Lakatoro, MALAMPA Province – A newly renovated Disability and Child Desk Office was officially opened at the MALAMPA Provincial Government Council (MPGC) Headquarters, marking a significant step forward in the delivery of justice and support services to vulnerable groups in the province.

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