During their official visit to #Australia as guests of the Australian Government, Vanuatu’s Prime Minister, Charlot Salwai and his delegation visited ni-Vanuatu working at an apple farm Stanthorpe, Queensland, Queensland, Australia as part of the Seasonal Worker Program (SWP). Prime Minister Salwai met with the employers and the workers and saw the positive impacts of their experience in Australia. The program benefits thousands of ni-Vanuatu each year. #SWP #LabourMobility #Partnership Australi

🇻🇺"Our passion is to be a blessing … and put a smile on someone's face."😀 For these Ni-Vanuatu seasonal workers, an integral part of their culture is providing a helping hand wherever it's needed in the village. Now they're doing just that in their new community - a rural Australian town. #thepacific | ABC Pacific

Every year Pacific workers positively impact the Australian economy. Without them, many Australian employers would suffer from chronic labour shortages. Watch the video to learn how ni-Vanuatu workers helped save this year’s mango crop in the Northern Territory. Australian High Commission, Vanuatu | Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme

Rituals and ceremonies are a big part of Vanuatu’s culture and history. Every year there are multiple traditional dances, rituals and festivals you can witness. The Nagol Land Diving festival is one of them. It’s believed that the ritual blesses the ground to bring a good harvest. It is also regarded as the birthplace of what we now know as bungee jumping – speaking of bravery 💪 📍Pentecost Island | Vanuatu Tourism Office

What sets Vanuatu apart from other countries are our authentic, living traditions. We are home to 120 distinct cultures – and they're all being showcased right now at Vanuatu's 4th National Arts Festival in Lakatoro, Malekula Island! Livestream it on Facebook at Vanuatu National Arts Festival. #DiscoverVanuatu 🇻🇺 📌 Lakatoro, Malekula Island, #Vanuatu 📷 Ula Majewski | Vanuatu Tourism Office