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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Bellona Island won Inter-Islands Rugby


Spink Mahuta
BELLONA HAS WON THE SIRUF INTER-ISLAND RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP WITHOUT A LOSE. MAY WE ALL EMBRACE THE FACT THAT WE ARE THE RUGBY CHAMP'S OF THIS SOCCER COUNTRY... heheh!!! No big ofens guys!!!
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Logging Heavy Equipment Attacked!

James F Mangaeika
Recent burning at Hatagua logging Operation this morning
Recent burning at Hatagua logging Operation this morning
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  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio Tu'ungaga tau eau.hahaha
    November 23 at 3:51am via mobile · Like
  • James F Mangaeika E bro, iu lo Honiara???
    November 23 at 3:52am · Like
  • Nigel Piri lovin that keep up.
    November 23 at 4:00am via mobile · Like
  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio Go look for end year present.wedding present lelebet..how's thing gos that end..??? baiabe Tuitupu.
    November 23 at 4:00am via mobile · Like · 1
  • James F Mangaeika Haha, set wan bro...no forgetem present blo boy blo u lo home ia..Jester...hahaha
    November 23 at 4:04am · Like
  • James F Mangaeika NP, not a good advice from someone that will be here soon
    November 23 at 4:06am · Like
  • Nigel Piri Ohhhhhhhh money matters hehehe !!!
    November 23 at 4:06am via mobile · Like
  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio Ko teana manga need kinai name present ana haitama.hahahass
    November 23 at 4:14am via mobile · Like
  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio Who did this bro?an who's behind the all these mess.?
    November 23 at 4:27am via mobile · Like
  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio Nice spare part too.. good for saukae..haha
    November 23 at 5:11am via mobile · Like · 1
  • Clayton Bharsbars Tuimaka hahahahahha kaa he'e rakaby ma'u!!!
    November 23 at 5:15am · Like
  • Tangimatai Johnie oi oketa ae....olsem nao ia? is there a constitutional way of dealing with it?
    November 24 at 12:18am · Like
  • Saukiu Bari Criminal activity. Make 3 similar incidents long same Samlinsam Logging Company... Any moa Qs u can inbox kam, aue.
    November 24 at 1:00am via mobile · Like · 2
  • Stanley T. Tuiakihenua JFM, What na happen lo logging blo pipol iumi lo Hatagua ya?? Who na involve lo problem ya? Mi wari lo barata Tenoaeha no gud police arestim hem den torowe lo contena lo Tigoa police station..haha. Mi hope hemi no enup olsem.
    November 24 at 6:40am via mobile · Edited · Like
  • Gloria Kaovea Hem na way! You should stop them from the start, not this time b'cos you na by trouble, Not them.
    November 24 at 2:33am via mobile · Like · 1
  • Stanley T. Tuiakihenua Gloria! U save explain more comment blo u ya? Who na u minim lo hia? Thanx
    November 24 at 6:47am via mobile · Like
  • Gloria Kaovea Person hem bonem truck ia. 'ai ka he'e hai law kinai? Sorry Stanley kitaua manga hegeu but me no sure which one. Can only think of Taugenga. Apologies if I'm wrong.
    November 24 at 7:19am via mobile · Like
  • Stanley T. Tuiakihenua Yes, u're right Gk! Mi usim nara name blo mi instead of my welknown name Taugenga. No worries, iumi yet! Gnite!
    November 24 at 9:06am via mobile · Like · 1
  • Sione Tuhaika Who said the attack on this properties is justified and legal? Ai tenei te huhuta ho'ou kina law te manga hakatangi aki kae heta'aki mate tutu tarake? Sasanga atu te pengea e hai tana maka nei o sela. We should not condone such act even if we disagree with logging!
    November 24 at 1:33pm · Edited · Like · 1
  • Saukiu Bari Sione n all, man karage nao bae tok olsem. As i mentioned in my previous comment such act hem unlawful n hem police case nao. E ngaoi manga konei na understand, ngaoi all.
    November 24 at 1:50pm via mobile · Unlike · 3
  • Maitaki Teika I think that dialogue hem go go end up Osem.every vanue for nego hem exhausted. Hee te encourage anga but ating hem naf for oketa play rounim iumi .if every thing hem go stret lo national and provicial leve lo first placel me no think bae hem end up osem. How long ago na logging lo Rennel start? and burning lo truck and log machines start same time? NO. things happened, promises broken o manga mata kinaio aaano things osem happen . ku hihiu ki nai. samfala teke the rest malaria lo side and hem no lo rennel seleva that oketa burning happen other provinces to. ting blo me. thanks
    November 24 at 6:35pm · Like · 4
  • Spink Mahuta Whenever there is an incomplete dialogue on the table, there is also some incomplete minds under the table... Sad, it reach our shores....
    November 24 at 7:06pm · Like · 1
  • James Tipaika it will never stop. this people don't take the law in their hands but the law itself.
    November 24 at 10:38pm · Like
  • Manguangai Robert Problem na is, na kunga nei hem garem disputes blo somefala LO but yet Province grantm na timber right for waku harvest. Province, paym new 1 moa for oketa oketa waku ia skinim islan ia.
    November 24 at 11:30pm · Like · 1
  • Pugemoana Tinohitu Our social stratification which used to define who we are in the past, is no longer applicable today. So decisions on any development must be consultative and inclusive rather than so hierarchical. we'll see that people who resort to rebellious activities, as shown above, are those whose rights are being undermined because of their status. Tribal leaders, make every one feel belong, then you'll simply avoid such disturbance. observation nomoa.
    November 25 at 12:01am · Like · 5
  • Simon Tepuke Su'iaimoana According to some information gathered, our Provincial executive is the main cause of such incidence. They failed the law by granting determination for the applicants starting from the very first timber right hearing to the last. The RPE has failed ALL.
    November 25 at 4:49am via mobile · Like · 2
  • Simon Tepuke Su'iaimoana It was the CLAC that announced it during the two weeks of court for all appeals against timber right hearing in Rennell. According to the clerk of the CLAC that a determination can only be granted if their is no any dispute. He read a
    section in the Forestry Acts about such. Ka manga he'e na'a po ma'ogi po si'ai.
    November 25 at 5:31am via mobile · Unlike · 3
  • Stanley T. Tuiakihenua I don't blame those involved in the burning of the logging machines n that's include the other incident at Kanaba. This is the result of doing things in a way that deprives the true LOs of their rights over the use of their resources. This is a good lesson for the RBP, the logging company n LOs n those of u who are just about to go into operation. A good advice to u is do the rhght thing n u will achieve alot of good things that will benefit ur family.
    November 25 at 7:07am via mobile · Edited · Like · 4
  • Spink Mahuta Leaders must play by the rules and norms of their people. Communism and Democracy Governments around the world have been crashed by this movement which is known as- "PEOPLE'S POWER". Te atua te mouhange nei.... hehe!!
    November 25 at 3:17pm · Like
  • Sione Tuhaika Land registration hem good idea. Go to court, eni dispute wea hem settle, aiya, register atu ... hard copy and electronic copy... mekem finis raoa! Its getting ridiculous!
    November 25 at 3:20pm · Like · 2
  • Saukiu Bari Uncle Kus, manga noka te comment kite issue nei. People has expressed their frustrations lo prov gov't - te maongi poe siai ka tongatou rights to say something. U just move lo sports issue ai he'e tau point te he tata'aki, cheers!!
    November 25 at 5:36pm via mobile · Like · 3
  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio Province have nothing to blame.thing ting nomoa if I am right....
    November 25 at 9:19pm via mobile · Like
  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio How me understanim,province lo logging.oketa for adimin timber right hearing nomoa.on the event were as every blame including burning.. mi think hem wrong..man wrong nao bonem
    Yesterday at 1:07am via mobile · Like · 1
  • Poly Tepai @sione...i do agree wit yu bro unfortunately systm hem jas so unreliable hai ma'u aite chance kinga'isia commoners ohuai logha...lol
    Yesterday at 1:26am via mobile · Like · 1
  • Aubrey Saueha I think the best alternative is to stop logging activities; it created a lot of social and environmental problems.
    Yesterday at 1:56am · Edited · Like · 2
  • Aubrey Saueha The logging activities on Rennell Island is not only terminates the products of hundreds of millions of years of evolution, but also threaten the life system on which our own survival depends. The sustainability of our cultures and economic well-being is dependent on our island biodiversity inheritances; it is our only Living bank account.
    I strongly urge the leadership of our province to find a best alternative where we can integrate development and conservation together; one that meeting our needs while ensuring that we leave a healthy and viable RENBEL for our future generations.
    Yesterday at 2:01am · Edited · Like · 4
  • Kelly Moataine Huaitevai Hem osem naya hee tau pegea sihai kina kama mene mai,nia te ligo?vega te 1.5million
    Yesterday at 3:27am via mobile · Like
  • Jefter Tuhagenga there is no massive development idea or concept that will archive without dispute or disagreement even if it genuine or sustainable.you will always find criticism and disagreement attached to it.study about community social development,you always realize that destructive ideas and constructive ideas coexist.remember that when we start entering into such development concept, this kind of problems will bound to happen,but I think what important here is not to criticize the activities or any major development operations that responsible authorities or resources owners intended to implement for a good course, but try and educate society to understand the essences of development and how does people should respond and manage it.
    Yesterday at 6:43am via mobile · Like
  • Stanley T. Tuiakihenua The province has to be blamed for the on going problems in the logging opeations in Rennell. Correct me if i'm wrong but in my view the logging company should not be allowed to carry out its operation if there is a dispute amongst the LOs in the logging area. With regards to the conducting of the timber rights hearing by the province, If it conducted a timber rights hearing n any dispute from the LOs b'cos land ownership, then STOP the hearing, tell them to go n sort out their problem. When everything is ok then continue with it n allow the logging company to go ahead with its operation. Some of those people are my close relatives, they start off by burning logging machines n who knows may be the next time we hear of some DIE. Is that what we want it to happen?? I know some, if not all of u would centainly say NO! l know some of u have ur own reason Y u comment on this issue, but my worries is i don't to hear any of my cousin brothers die b'cos of logging dispute. Kia tekoutou bai atimaongi, hegeu atu o he gosi gosi aki nia he'e tino gaoi ia tekoutou io mugi o tuku outou mouku ke logging. Aue!!
    Yesterday at 7:26am via mobile · Edited · Like · 1
  • Jefter Tuhagenga we should not appreciate the negative impact of logging operations.people and responsible authorityauthorities such as province should create conducive environments where people re corporate, at the sametime,development goals is archive.
    Yesterday at 8:08am via mobile · Like
  • Poly Tepai the issue in renol is not so much about the province or company . the process is there as guidline for both parties the applicant N objectors. if the applicant has to completed the process according to wat it requires by the forestry act includin the clac court then i see no reason is to why disputors continue to bla bla nd even burn the machine? nara ting most pple dispute olobaot own nothn lo ot resources bt since process allowm fo dispute ppl duim which hem mite unfair tu lo samfala genuine landowners wea trae fo findm coffee mix fo community blo oketa...lol
    23 hours ago via mobile · Edited · Like · 1
  • Too Pauq go for palmoil after logging, that will sustain our province and create employment opportunities. it would be good if province start looking around for an investor in this industry.
    Yesterday at 9:02am · Edited · Like
  • Spink Mahuta TP, Your right... at least, there is sustainability, employment and so fort....
    17 hours ago · Like
  • Jefter Tuhagenga haha @ poly.te home te kunga huai Hai ngata a.and no wonder why people runaway lo hem and spend all their times and money on different land cus no anything attractive lo hem.since that there were genuine efforts done by some real land owners to cultivate their resources to assist them in a world that compete with money.why object? kake Pau o hee tau coffee mix? lol gua ga'a laimane noko manga taa rely kinai ina gholoba e sigi ke tea ai kua hee tau gau toe mau ite huti toa ena kaga kaga anga.I think we should try and work together to find ways to build our island rather than fighting against each and blaming each other.if there is something that need to put right in order to enhance development,let work on it.noka te ague aki ai tena te hai anga kua pau o hee tau human being sia noho ai ite home..
    16 hours ago via mobile · Like · 1
  • Winny Niueha Ai hee aoga te matasungi na saena kenoka teboo kite homu.io tino gaoi kobai mea io kaunaki kiboo loging.
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  • Jefter Tuhagenga te stop na Saena ke noka te bo ka ke mata haka tino gaoi na mea, or te haka tino gaoi na mea while oketa lo home finish hee tau huai difference.cus land owners can still stop them from doing anything lo island ia provided that they do it through the right channel.e.g. what bro Chris tipaika did on patonu land.what really important here is how can the people in rennell take advantage on every opportunities to maximize their God's given resources for their benefits.if logging hem no gud then I challenges the whole entire population of rennell islands to create alternative to salvage the people of the island that suffer for so long.if good ideas and so called educated people doesn't blast the hardness of the island? why not appreciate practical ideas that literally transform some of our struggles.
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  • Jefter Tuhagenga te stop na Saena ke noka te bo ka ke mata haka tino gaoi na mea, or te haka tino gaoi na mea while oketa lo home finish hee tau huai difference.cus land owners can still stop them from doing anything lo island ia provided that they do it through the right channel.e.g. what bro Chris tipaika did on patonu land.what really important here is how can the people in rennell take advantage on every opportunities to maximize their God's given resources for their benefits.if logging hem no gud then I challenges the whole entire population of rennell islands to create alternative to salvage the people of the island that suffer for so long.if good ideas and so called educated people doesn't blast the hardness of the island? why not appreciate practical ideas that literally transform some of our struggles.
    14 hours ago via mobile · Like · 1
  • Keliv Sangoihenua this is sad...tink se bae lukim any photo blo any new whalf, livelihood activities, etc constructed and introduced lo island but machine burn down....
    8 hours ago · Like
  • Clayton Bharsbars Tuimaka Keliv Sangoihenua.... there is more to come lol!!!
    8 hours ago · Like
  • Seiyatuitupu Sandrio Oh ya.cbt...try blo u..
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  • Sione Tuhaika A criminal is someone who breaks the law and there's no way around it even when that person thinks he is right, period! Dabu atu o sela.
    about an hour ago · Edited · Like
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