Vanuatu News

Fist it crash landed and then a Boeing 737 split into three pieces.

The tiny South Pacific 80 island archipelago is home to many giants, including the never before seen horned turtle.

Once again the bubonic plague has struck Peru.

Competing in the World Sauna Championship can be the death of you.

Fast food can be the death of you if you eat enough of it.

BP is at odds with the Obama administration over the sealing of the Deepwater Horizon well.

Not satisfied with his existing empire, Branson now plans to take his passengers into space.

An Australian phone company was taken to court for misleading advertising.

Has violence become the accepted norm, that a Chinese bulldozer driver thinks it’s normal to go on a killing spree?

The hydro electricity Three Gorges dam project could grind to a halt under the mountain of rubbish.

The life of a 3 year old was taken by a 4 year old boy with a loaded gun.

Whale watching has it hazards when a whale decides to land on your yacht.

65 long lost glass negatives by Ansel Adams have been discovered.

The tropical island nation of Vanuatu in the South Pacific has once more been voted the happiest country on earth.

Attempting to break the world long ride jetski record will involve a journey from United Kingdom to New Zealand.

Stealing and joy riding ambulances is a very dangerous and devastating action to any community.

A second oil spout has been spotted in the Gulf Area.

While Fortune Global 500 lists the top companies, there are some totally unknown high flyers.

Finally the authorities recognize that overuse of antibiotics in the food change is dangerous to human health.

If Dutch authorities have their way they will keep Laura Dekker land bound for many months to come.

China’s worst ever ecological disaster and the first death, had closed its busiest port.

Thousands of spiders sent a Korean ship into quarantine.

Divers discovered and retrieved the costliest drinkable champagne.

International airports of Dubai will not see full body xray machines installed

Only limited information is available on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Having exploded on to the world stage, Susan Boyle, the Scottish singer is holding her own talent hunt.

Once contracted to BP. Adam Dillon now spills the beans on the real truth.

Attending a violence prevention barbecue should have been a peaceful experience.

There are some monkeys that simply refuse to stay in confined areas.

Everything is locked down, as people remember the ethnic riots in China, twelve months ago.

People are still using beaches that are full of contaminating substances.

Prophesying octopus, Paul, got the winners of the FIFA World Cup right again.

As Kyrgyzstan’s first women prime minister takes power she rewrites the history books.

When surgeons get things wrong lives are lost and there are millions paid in litigation.

Boasting a 250 mile range the latest in electric cars is a hot racy looking number.

Toyota vehicle involved in yet another recall.

New Indian brides assisted by her family poison and rob the in laws.

The highly acclaimed World Cup trophy has been stolen by thieves in Johannesburg.

In line with the economic situation, the Queen of England has agreed to allow her pay to be cut.

Ms Gillard, Australia’s new prime minister, does not want to move into The Lodge.

The annual UN report says there is a drop in heroin use.

Introduced in 2009, a law, if passed will give President Obama a ‘Kill switch’ to the Internet.

When a robot bashed into a vent on the beleaguered Deepwater Horizon oil rig, BP was forced to remove the cap.

A recent report shows that tens of millions of dollars have been funneled into the Taliban, from the United States army.

Julia Gillard has taken centre stage on the world scene as the reigns of governmental power have been handed over to her by the power brokers.

Azure pure water, "spins the bottle" and adds Lime

An airline refused entry to a top wheelchair Olympian on his way to competitions, because he couldn’t ‘walk’ up the steps.

Scandinavia sees its first giant herring for 130 years.

In giving Japan priority over its new found mineral wealth, the Afghan prime minister shocked the mining world.

The list of complaints against BP continues to grow daily and includes a Louisiana strip club.