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Published on 06:26 GMT

Pacific nation Vanuatu elects prime minister

Vanuatu's parliament resoundingly elected a former foreign minister as premier Tuesday, less than two months after a deadly earthquake rocked the Pacific nation. Jotham Napat, a senior disaster management official before entering politics, was backed …

Source: Voices News - Connecticut - Neutral
Published on 03:46 GMT

Jotham Napat elected as new Prime Minister of Vanuatu

Jotham Napat, a member of Tanna, has accepted his nomination as Prime Minister of Vanuatu. Napat is a former deputy prime minister and minister for tourism, commerce, trade, and ni-Vanuatu business. Napat is the country's fifth prime minister in four …

Source: Pacific Media Network - Public Broadcaster
Published on 03:09 GMT

FLASH: JOTHAM NAPAT ELECTED VANUATU PM: MEDIA

Source: Xinhua News Agency - Gov't Propaganda
Published on 02:27 GMT

Jotham Napat to lead new Vanuatu government

He is likely to lead a five-party coalition, with leaders from the Vanua'aku Party, Eagle Group, Reunification Movement for Change (RMC), and Land and Justice Party, joining Mr Napat to sign a memorandum of agreement to govern.

Source: Camden Haven Courier - Neutral
Published on 00:31 GMT

Live updates: Vanuatu election of prime minister

Source: RNZ - Public Broadcaster
Published on Feb 10, 2025

Vanuatu's parliament to vote in new prime minister today

The five political parties sign agreement to form the next government. 27 January 2025 Photo: Facebook / YTS News Vanuatu's 52-member House will sit today following the country's January 16 snap election. The term of the caretaker government, …

Source: RNZ - Public Broadcaster
Published on 01:50 GMT

Retired police sergeant and Broken Hill councillor dies

Councillor and formerly the longest-serving policeman in Broken Hill, Dave Gallagher, has died aged 64. Mr Gallagher died after complications following a stroke at the Royal Adelaide Hospital on Sunday surrounded by loved ones. The retired police sergeant …

Source: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - Neutral
Published on Feb 10, 2025

North Sydney councillors vote for 87pc rate hike in fiery meeting

North Sydney Council has voted to increase its rates by more than 87 per cent over two years at a fiery council meeting. The packed gallery erupted in boos and jeers as the special rate variation (SRV) was passed by the council late on Monday night. …

Source: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - Neutral
Published on Feb 8, 2025

One-third of NSW's resigning psychiatrists rehired as contractors

About one-third of the psychiatrists who resigned from the New South Wales public health system have rejoined as contractors, potentially benefiting from a pay bump that could be worth tens of thousands of dollars. More than 206 staff specialist …

Source: ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - Neutral
Published on 16:43 GMT

Government of Samoa Queries Stop Order against Miss Pacific Islands Head Judge Jerry Brunt

OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER, 11th February 2025, Apia Samoa. The Government of Samoa has issued official correspondance to the Solomon Islands Office of the Attorney General, querying the decision to issue a travel prohibition order against the Miss …

Source: Samoa Global News - Neutral