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Proposed integrity law needs a bit more work

It seems everyone is jumping on the political integrity bill bandwagon as the solution for the current curse affecting the national politics which has caused so much fluidity in the

Solomon islandsPapua new guineaJastis patiIshmael kalsakauMembers of parliament mpsPeople unity development partyRural development partyUnity for change movementVanuatu national development partyIauko groupUnion of moderate parties ump mpsLeaders party of vanuatuVanuatu progressive development partyPeople progressive partyReunification movement for changeNational united party

26 votes constitutes absolute majority in Parliament sitting today

Outstanding matters from the last session as Parliament convenes for an Extraordinary session this afternoon include the motion to remove the Graon mo Jastis Pati (GJP) Member of Parliament (MP)

Republic of vanuatuCharlot salwaiNikenike vurobaravuJack norris kalmetGracia shadrackIshmael kalsakauAndrew napuatAndrina thomasJastis patiBruno leingkoneBob loughmanNational united partyFourth deputy speaker of parliamentReunification movement for changeCouncil of ministersMember of parliament

PVCC Councilor retains seat after appeal

A member of the Port Vila City Council (PVCC), Shem Tarson, has retained his position as a councillor following an appeal court ruling.

Eric puyo festaSteve kielJastis patiShem tarsonTown planning committeeSupreme courtPort vila city councilLord mayor steve kielJudicial reviewNorthern wardTown planningMunicipalities actMayor eric puyo festaLocal news

1,816 sign petition as effort to end Vanuatu political instability

The petition reflects the worries of Vanuatu’s people about ongoing political instability, especially important post-cyclone recovery.

Republic of vanuatuJastis patiRalph regenvanuYumi taetCharlot salwaiStopem instabilitiAndrew napuatSecond ordinary session of parliamentNational sustainable development planCouncil of ministersMovement redVanuatu governmentSecond ordinary sessionPolitical parties registration actElectoral actReferendum act

1, 816 sign petition as effort to end political instability

Over 1,816 citizens representing different sectors and voices, going under the Movement Red, have signed a petition urging parliamentarians to urgently discuss and pass Bills addressing political integrity. Yesterday 164

Republic of vanuatuAndrew napuatYumi taetRalph regenvanuStopem instabilitiCharlot salwaiJastis patiNational sustainable development planSecond ordinary session of parliamentCouncil of ministersMovement redVanuatu governmentSecond ordinary sessionPolitical parties registration actElectoral actReferendum act

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