By Journal on November 7, 2024
Australian National University's Pacific Security College, Chris deBrum, Hilda Heine, Isabela Silk, Kalani Kaneko, Paul Wilson, RMI Office of National Security, Transnational Organized Crime Course
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Two significant national security and organized crime courses were held in Majuro in late October, led by the Australian National University’s Pacific Security College. This course was designed to support RMI’s efforts currently underway to draft the country’s first national security strategy. In making closing remarks to the graduates, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade […]
By Journal on September 19, 2024
Australia's Direct Aid Program, Baji Danny, Bolur Lakien, Emma Kabua-Tibon, Eve Burns, Kino Kabua, Natalie Nimmer, Paul Wilson, Reslynn Danny, Reslynn Latak Danny
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EVE BURNS Christmas came early for Arno last weekend. Last Saturday the newest non-government organization called Jibandrik donated four playground sets with the support of Australia’s Direct Aid Program for the NGO’s project “Expanding Childhood Learning Through Active Play.” Jibandrik started out last year by joining in Arno’s Christmas parade. It followed up that event […]
By Journal on June 20, 2024
Angela Masao, Australian Embassy, Berlin Philippo, Chuuk, CNMI, Eskella Joseph, Giff Johnson, Guam, Hilda Heine, Kosrae, Mattie Sasser, Mattie Sasser Miller, Mimo Jacklick, Mylie Wugumgeg, Nauru, Olympic Games in Paris, Palau, Paul Wilson, Vinete Torejak
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GIFF JOHNSON Marshall Islands sports men and women turned in many outstanding performances in the early days of the Micronesian Games starting this past Saturday. It kicked off with RMI women’s basketball team winning the RMI’s first medal of the Games, a bronze in the 3×3 basketball tournament, last Sunday afternoon. Winning the bronze for […]
By Journal on June 7, 2024
Antari Elbon, Caroline Reid, Danyia Note, MOCIA, Paul Wilson, Save Filolita, Wisely Zackhras, WUTMI
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The Marshall Islands is receiving a boost from Australia for hosting an important regional women’s conference in Majuro in late July. Australia is providing $100,000 to the Ministry of Culture and Internal Affairs (MOCIA) and Women United Together Marshall Islands (WUTMI) to support WUTMI’s participation at the upcoming Triennial Conference of Pacific Women – scheduled […]
By Journal on February 16, 2024
Amata Kabua International Airport, Chewy Lin, Claret Chong Gum, Isaac Zackhras, Miss Marshall Islands, Nauru Airlines, Paul Wilson, Steve CC Hsia
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Miss Marshall Islands Claret Chong Gum returned to Majuro last Friday to much fanfare and an exuberant greeting. First, Amata Kabua International Airport firefighters gave the Nauru Airlines plane a water cannon honor. This was followed by diplomats, relatives and friends waiting to greet her on the tarmac outside the VIP lounge at the airport. […]