ADF Chief presents flag

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The South Pacific World War II Museum has been greatly honoured with the presentation of a flag by Australia’s Chief of Defence Force, General Angus Campbell, AO, DSC. General Campbell made the presentation to Elwood J Euart Association chairman Bradley Wood and Museum Project Manager Alma Wensi during a function hosted by the Australian High […]

Henry Cumines Navara sponsorship

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The South Pacific World War II Museum is excited to announce its latest Navara Fund member – Australian company, Henry Cumines Ltd. The Sydney based company started in 1966 as an export merchant specialising mainly with the Asia Pacific region. The company has strong links to Vanuatu and has been an early supporter of the […]

Air Vanuatu sponsorship

Air Vanuatu airplane flying in a cloudy blue sky

Air Vanuatu is pursuing its support towards the South Pacific World War II Museum in Luganville, Espiritu Santo. As the first local private business to partner up with the Museum’s Navara Fund in 2018, the national carrier has shown interest and recommitted for another consecutive year. Museum project manager Alma Wensi says it’s wonderful to […]

Alma passing

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It was with great sadness that we learnt of the passing of South Pacific World War II Museum Manager Alma Wensi on Saturday May 25. Alma came to the Museum project quite early in its development and very soon was running it with the drive and passion we all came to know so well. But […]

TVL Navara sponsorship

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Vanuatu telecommunications company TVL is the latest company to become a member of the South Pacific World War II Museum’s Navara Fund. TVL has signed a three-year contract with the Museum to provide high-speed communications services to the Museum project office in Luganville, Espiritu Santo. Seven companies or individuals have now joined the Navara Fund, […]

Breakas beach resort assistance

Blue hammock on a sandy beach with palm trees and ocean waves.

The Museum’s recent filming of the Vanuatu Prime Minister Hon. Charlot Salwai and Hon. Ralph Regenvanu, Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trades took them to Breakas Beach Resort in Port Vila. The resort was chosen for its idyllic South Pacific atmosphere and tropical island ambience. Film makers Karl von Moller and James Carter from […]

Air Vanuatu support

Air Vanuatu logo with stylized waves and the airline name.

Earlier in July, the Museum team embarked on an ambitious filming project to assist with not only our fundraising plans, but to create fascinating filmed content that will appear on the Museum’s website and in social media. Australian cinematographer and director Karl von Moller travelled from Australia with Museum Project Manager James Carter to film […]

PM Foreign Minister Filming

Man in a plaid shirt and baseball cap by the ocean

Recently, cinematographer and director Karl von Moller and Museum Project Manager James Carter travelled to Port Vila to film Vanuatu Prime Minister Hon. Charlot Salwai and Hon. Ralph Regenvanu, Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trades. The filming which took place at the wonderful Breakas Beach Resort at Port Vila was part of a video […]

BSP Navara Sponsorship

BSP Vanuatu sponsorship: Man and woman hold large check for South Pacific World War II Museum.

We would like to thank Bank South Pacific, and its general manager Nik Regenvanu, for re-signing for a second year as a member of the Museum Navara Fund. The generous support of BSP Bank has helped us run our popular mini museum and project office in Luganville, and to carry out activities as we progress […]

Canberra Trip

Four men in suits stand together, possibly during a Canberra trip.

Our recent trip to Canberra was a great success for us as it provided us with the opportunity to essentially pitch the Museum to a number of key figures in Canberra. Each of the people were selected for their potential to add value to the Museum project in some way. Those people were, Dr Brendan […]