World leaders launch bid for climate breakthrough in Paris
U.S. President Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, were arriving at United Nations climate change talks in Paris armed with promises and accompanied...
Month : November 2015
Women in the Solomon push for reserved seats in parliament
Women¨«s advocacy groups say they want to present a case for reserved seats for women in parliament to the country¨«s MP¨«s during next week¨«s sitting......
Wewak Police Disappointed
They told EMTV News in Wewak that they couldn¨«t arrest and lay charges because immigration officials transferred the case to Port Moresby....
Too big, too fast, too much – New Zealand bids farewell to Lomu
Six simple words eloquently summed up the impact Jonah Lomu had on rugby union when New Zealand paid its final respects to the former All...
The Trials And Tribulations Of Small Scale Mining
Here are the main key points from Ivan Mori's address on the operations of Crater Gold Mine....
The Technology That Is 100 Times Faster Than Wi-Fi
In the lab it was able to reach a high speed of 224 Gbps....
The Challenges of Keeping the Lights On
With the financial strain facing PNG Power Limited (PPL) to date, power generation projects are proposed to address the many issues to power accessibility around...
Scientists create mosquito strain with malaria-blocking genes
The goal is to release genetically modified mosquitoes to mate with wild mosquitoes so that their malaria-blocking genes enter the gene pool and eventually overrun...
Samoa’s Biomass Electricity Project To Boost Country’s Current Production
The proposed gasification plan will boost the country¨«s current production and balance the solar infrastructures installed....
Salvation Army: Food Parcel Request Increasing
While continuing its lifesaving programs, the organisation has monitored that hunger level has increased thus seeing an increase in the demand for more food parcel...