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Australia supports Bloody Ridge national park - Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC)

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A groundbreaking ceremony was held at Bloody Ridge National Park, to mark the start of key infrastructure improvements supported by Australia through its longstanding partnership with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The event was attended by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Barney Sivoro. Australia’s support includes the creation of a new supply of reliable water, and the design and construction of a guardhous…
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Australia supports Bloody Ridge national park - Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC)

A groundbreaking ceremony was held at Bloody Ridge National Park, to mark the start of key infrastructure improvements supported by Australia through its longstanding partnership with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The event was attended by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Barney Sivoro. Australia’s support includes the creation of a new supply of reliable water, and the design and construction of a guardhous…

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Bloody Ridge to Receive Support for Key Infrastructures - Solomon Times Online

A groundbreaking ceremony was held at Bloody Ridge National Park, to mark the start of key infrastructure improvements supported by the Australia through its longstanding partnership with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

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