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Published on 13th March 2013
Dianne and Keith Hambrook spent some of the Christmas holidays exploring the northern islands of Vanuatu, the Torres and the Banks. Dianne sent in this photo essay from a visit to Ureparapara on New Year’s Day. Read More
Published on 4th March 2013
Val and Birnie Duthie are volunteering in Kiribati and sent this photo essay on lessons learnt getting from A to B. Read More
Published on 11th February 2013
This photo from Karen Henry captures pure delight on the face of a young member of Bule Withnol’s family in Luganville, Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu. Read More
Published on 20th December 2012
Programme Officer Emma Marlow was on a field trip to Bougainville and Papua New Guinea in October 2012. There's a huge variety of life across the islands, and this goes for food as much as anything else. Read More
Published on 5th December 2012
Some of our volunteers in Dili got together to catch up and collect their reusable VSA tote bags. Kees Sprenger, one of our regular bloggers from Dili, took some photos of the group. Read More
Published on 5th December 2012
Children gather at the water pump. Read More
Published on 28th November 2012
Libby Kerr is currently on VSA UniVol assignment as a Research and Data Assistant, working at Osi Tanata Incorporated in Arawa, Bougainville. Read More
Published on 16th November 2012
Bryce McGowan is working as a Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Adviser at World Vision Solomon Islands. On World Toilet Day, he tells the story of this particular toilet. Read More
Published on 29th October 2012
Dianne Hambrook attended the Toka Festival in Vanuatu and sent us some of the beautiful photos she took. This week, we feature the men and the children involved in the dance. Read More
Published on 24th October 2012
Dianne Hambrook has sent some stunning photos from the Toka Festival in Vanuatu. This week, we feature the women dancers. Read More