We have started to collect the most important news related to Solomon Islands in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Aftershocks continued to hamper relief efforts in the tsunami-hit Solomon Islands, with one quake forcing a plane carrying the PM to turn back.
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Aftershocks continue to rock the Solomon Islands, a day a tsunami left at least nine people dead and swept dozens of houses away.
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At least four people are killed as a tsunami hits the Solomon Islands, after a powerful earthquake that sparked warnings across the Pacific.
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Lawyers for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who are touring the South Pacific, will make a criminal complaint to a French prosecutor over topless photographs of the duchess.
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The Solomon Islands is exporting thousands of wild birds each year claiming they are captive-bred, concludes an investigation by wildlife trade experts.
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Landslides and a tsunami triggered by a quake in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands have left some 1,000 people homeless.
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Two earthquakes strike the Solomon Islands, prompting a tsunami warning but causing no significant damage.
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Can the Solomon Islands police keep the citizens safe?
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The former Attorney-General of the Solomon Islands, Julian Moti, is being extradited to Australia on child sex charges.
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Solomon Islands lawmakers elect Derek Sikua prime minister, replacing ousted leader Manasseh Sogavare.
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