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Dr. Nicole Haley appointed as new Electoral Commissioner of PNG

Papua New Guinea now has a new Electoral Commissioner, with Prime Minister James Marape welcoming the appointment of Dr Nicole Haley in a major leadership change as the country intensifies preparations for the 2027 National Election.

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Hila brothers chasing dreams in table tennis

The sport of table tennis in Papua New Guinea is like a family sport!

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WASH rollout new water system and school infrastructure

The people of Pinetop in Wau-Waria District have welcomed the official launch of a new community water supply, fencing for Pinetop Primary School, and a five-year Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Program aimed at improving health, education, and living standards.

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Community establish school in Koroba

A remote community on the edge of Koroba-Lake Kopiago District in Hela province will finally have government-registered teachers next year.

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Disability is not an obstacle to volunteer service

Disability is not an obstacle for 37 years old Yalamo Anzip, as a volunteer teacher in the remote Wampar community in Huon Gulf District of Morobe Province.

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Hela secures standalone police recruitment

Hela Province will run its own police recruitment exercise this year, separate from the national program.

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Tubusereia school connected to high-speed internet for first time

Students and teachers at Tubusereia Junior High School in Central Province now have access to high-speed internet for the first time following the installation of a Starlink satellite connection.

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Road upgrade brings hope to isolated Lumusa communities

Thousands of people in Lumusa Local Level Government (LLG) in Western Highlands Province are set to benefit from improved road access after K700,000 was committed to upgrade one of the district's most neglected road links.

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Rain eases dry spell in Kiunga

The prolonged dry weather experienced in Kiunga and surrounding communities since the end of May has finally eased following rainfall over the past few days.

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Edevu unable to fully meet city’s power demand during El Niño

The Edevu Hydropower project is unable to fully support Port Moresby's electricity demand during the current El Niño period, as prolonged dry conditions continue to reduce hydro generation and place pressure on both power and water supplies.

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