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Following Vanuatu’s 2024 referendum, Articles 17A and 17B challenge the relationship between MPs and party loyalty. The Opposition asserts these amendments undermine democratic representation by prioritizing party allegiance. However, this view neglects the constitutional framework of representative democracy and the role of political parties in ensuring stability, reinforcing that voters endorsed the changes.
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Photos have started to circulate online showing what looks like the groundbreaking of a brand-new township project just behind Bellevue heading toward the airport. From the images, the site appears to be part of an ambitious plan by Future Fund Vanuatu, featuring zones for housing, sports, schools, government offices, and commercial areas — a modern…
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Vanuatu’s hip-hop artist Mantis, real name Ethan-Xavier Hakwa, won ABC Radio Australia’s Pacific Break 2025 competition with his track “Weatherman,” blending Bislama, English, and French. His lyrics focus on climate resilience and Pacific identity. His success marks a significant triumph for Vanuatu’s music scene, inspiring young local artists.
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The perfect ending to Vanuatu’s first-ever Fruit Festival! Watch ONETOX light up the stage with their timeless Pacific hit “Ramukanji,” at Fatumaru Bay. 📍 FruitFest 2025 – 8th–10th October, Waterfall Precinct, Port Vila #FruitFest2025 #Onetox #Ramukanji #VanuatuEvents #PacificMusic #FatumaruBay #SolomonIslandsMusic #VanuatuMade #IslandVibes #SmartFarming #HealthyLiving #StrongerTourism
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The first-ever FruitFest 2025 is making history at Fatumaru Bay, bringing together farmers, schools, artists, and families for three days of food, music, and creativity. With live performances, smoothie competitions, and backyard gardening sessions, the festival celebrates Smart Farming, Healthy Living, and Stronger Tourism — setting the stage for what promises to become an annual…
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All eyes are on Fatumaru Bay tonight as Ksie and Bibao from the Solomon Islands light up the stage at FruitFest 2025. Performing live with the powerhouse Z1 Band, the duo will bring a fresh mix of R&B, hip-hop, and island vibes — proving that this year’s festival is about more than music; it’s about…
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The spotlight at FruitFest 2025 isn’t just on the singers — it’s on the powerhouse behind them, the Z1 Band. Made up of talented VMF musicians like Richard (keyboard), Joseph (drums), Barret “Naio” (bass), Floyd (guitar), and Vuti (keyboard), this group has proven they can play anything — from reggae and R&B to funk, rock,…
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Intraco’s Mitsubishi promotion turned heads at FruitFest 2025 as the company sold five brand-new Triton single-cab trucks on the festival’s opening day. Offering a full “on-the-road” package — with registration, permits, and insurance all included — Intraco made it easy for buyers to drive their vehicles home on the spot, marking a major success and…
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FruitFest 2025 kicks off this Wednesday, October 8, at the Waterfall Precinct in Port Vila — bringing together farmers, schools, and artists for three days of fruit, food, and island music. With solo artists from the Solomon Islands joining local stars, student competitions, and evening fireworks, the festival celebrates healthy living, smart farming, and stronger…
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