Flooding occurred this morning in Black Sand area in Port Vila as a result of the morning's heavy rain. | Vanuatu Daily Post

4.2K views · 109 reactions | Eviction on MELE road near SAMASAMA store this morning. | Vanuatu Daily Post | Facebook

At 5:00am local time today, Severe Tropical Cyclone JUDY (966hPa) CAT 3, was located at 16.8 degrees South 168.3 degrees East. Severe Tropical Cyclone JUDY is positioned at the bottom left corner of the square letter I, number 7 (I,7) of the Vanuatu Tropical Cyclone Tracking Map. Maximum winds close to the center are estimated at 130KM/HR (60Knots) This video was taken by a resident of DYork Street. The roar of the wind & rain this morning is so loud that the rumble of thunder is very faint. | V

Pastor Keith Vusi reminded us that true unity begins with a humble heart. He shared this with the Daily Post during yesterday’s event, where they held a dialogue discussion with the founding fathers. Today, on Unity Day, he represents the Church of Christ—the team mandated by the Vanuatu Christian Council to lead Unity Day 2025. | Vanuatu Daily Post

Vanuatu Daily Post on Reels

6.5K views · 60 reactions | Vanuatu Daily Post on Reels | Facebook

Vanuatu Daily Post on Reels

As part of a customary practice observed by many communities across Vanuatu, residents bid farewell to the outgoing year by releasing flowers and balloons into the sea as a symbolic gesture of goodbye. On North Efate, communities in Natapao village on Lelepa Island marked the occasion by singing New Year songs as the sun set, signalling the farewell to 2025 and welcoming the year ahead. | Vanuatu Daily Post

Fijian band VT1s arrived at Bauerfield International Airport in Port Vila this afternoon, with singers Liza Vamarasi, Kali Tui, and Billy T touching down ahead of their performance this weekend. The trio is among the featured artists set to take the stage at the “Happiest Place on Earth” music concert scheduled for this Saturday. | Vanuatu Daily Post