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Ten inspiring students have graduated from the Bethesda Disability Training Centre and San Isidro with life skills and trade qualifications.
The clinical fit-out of the state-of-the-art Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre is now underway, ahead of the facility’s opening in the first half of 2026.
Construction of the new Malu’u Market is underway, setting a new benchmark for locally-delivered, high-quality infrastructure.
The World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Director for the Western Pacific, Dr Saia Ma’u Piukala, says he’s impressed by the level of thought and planning going into the new $250 million Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre (BUHC).
Construction of the new Australian-funded Seghe Market is rapidly rolling out, with works on track for completion in 2026.
Officials will be better placed to manage road maintenance in Solomon Islands after receiving data training under the Solomon Islands-Australia Partnership.
Community leaders from Naha have completed a two-day leadership training course in preparation for the opening of Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre next year.
A young Solomon Islands woman, Nanny Walasi, is breaking new ground in construction on the Buala Market Project, gaining hands-on skills and inspiring other women to follow in her footsteps.
Minister Fuo’o says he’s delighted with the rapid rollout of road upgrades led by local contractors under the Australian-supported National Transport Fund Road Improvement Project.
The construction of Buala’s new market has reached an important milestone, with the roof now installed and the main scaffolding work completed.
Construction of the new Seghe Market has commenced, with foundations and retaining walls now well underway.
At the request of the Solomon Islands Government, Australia is supporting Solomon Islands – as Forum host and Chair of the upcoming 2025 Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting – with funding for essential road repairs and climate-friendly upgrades to public infrastructure around Honiara.
Three local companies will deliver major road improvement projects in Malaita under the SBD60 million Australian-supported National Transport Fund project.
A new report, Building Together - five years of infrastructure partnership between Solomon Islands and Australia, has been officially launched by Solomon Islands Minister for National Planning and Development Coordination, Hon. Rexon Ramofafia and Australia’s Deputy High Commissioner Mr Andrew Schloeffel during the Pacific Infrastructure Conference 2025, in Brisbane.
Nearly 200 Solomon Islands workers have been thanked for their work on the Naha Birthing and Urban Health Centre at a ceremony marking the completion of all major structural works and roofing.