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State owes PNG Power nearly K200 Million

Outgoing Minister responsible for PNG Power, William Duma, says unpaid electricity bills by government agencies are one of the biggest reasons the state-owned power company continues to face financial difficulties.

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ICT Minister: No Papua New Guinean should be left behind

New Information and Communication Technology Minister Robert Naguri says every Papua New Guinean should have equal access to digital services, regardless of where they live.

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Drifting fishermen safe on Tanga, NIP

Authorities in Bougainville are now working to repatriate two fishermen who drifted to Tanga Island in New Ireland Province, after their boat developed engine problems during a tuna fishing trip.

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Prime Minister Marape welcomes restoration of direct Air Niugini flights to Japan

Prime Minister James Marape described the successful restoration of Air Niugini’s direct flights between Port Moresby and Narita International Airport in Japan, as a major milestone in PNG’s Aviation Sector.

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NMSA warns boat owners to follow sea safety laws

The National Maritime Safety Authority [NMSA] will not hesitate to arrest and prosecute small boat owners and operators who do not comply to the Small Craft Act (SCA) 2011.

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Strong wind forces search to be stopped

The search for five missing public servants and their family members was suspended at 4pm today due to strong winds and rough sea conditions.

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New education minister sets priorities

The new Minister for Education and Member for Kerowagi, Francis Kikin Siune, has thanked Prime Minister James Marape for his new appointment and has promised to deliver on the country's shared vision.

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Joseph Manu arrives in PNG for Chiefs visit

Former Sydney Rooster and New Zealand Kiwi International Joseph Manu arrived in Port Moresby this afternoon with his family, accompanied by PNG Chiefs General Manager for Football Michael Chammas and CEO Lorna McPherson.

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PNG urged to embrace AI and digital technology

Prime Minister James Marape says Papua New Guinea and the Pacific must not be left behind as the world moves rapidly towards artificial intelligence [AI] and digital technology.

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Air search steps up for missing families at sea

The search for five public servants and their family members missing at sea has stepped up today, with a helicopter joining the rescue operation.

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