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Marape orders ministers to step up work before 2026 mid-year
Prime Minister James Marape has directed all ministers and department heads to step up their work as the country approaches the middle of 2026.
Pariwa explains commitment to education in the province
The standard of education in Madang Province has drastically dropped in recent years, compared to what it was in the 1990s and early 2000.
Madang police plan reconciliation and surrender for Transgogol youths
Madang police, led by the Provincial Police Commander, Superintendent Robert Baim are working tirelessly with local community leaders from Transgogol Local Level Government to put an end to the merciless killings and beheadings that have been ongoing in the area for almost ten years.
Dental program targets 200,000 students in Simbu
A dental awareness program has started at Gon Kambua Primary School in the Kundiawa-Gembogl District, with plans to reach more than 140 schools and over 200,000 students across Simbu Province.
PM defends China trip
Prime Minister James Marape has described his visit to Guangdong Province in China as a success.
War on PNG Chiefs
Former Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has lashed out at the Marape-Rosso Government over the recruitment of PNG Chiefs players and the tax-free incentives offered.
Craig Sandercock as Santos PNG Orchids head coach
Papua New Guinea Rugby Football League (PNGRFL) announced the appointment of Craig Sandercock as the new Head Coach of the Santos PNG Orchids today.
Port Moresby to face water rationing from Friday night
Water will be shut down from Friday night into Saturday in Port Moresby, with residents expected to face up to 17 hours of water rationing.
Unitech tightens security after Okari campus break in attempt
The Papua New Guinea University of Technology [PNGUoT] is working closely with Okari Campus management to address recent security concerns following an attempted break-in this week.
From containers to modern bank: BSP opened a new branch in Hela
For years, BSP Bank in Hela Province operated out of shipping containers. Today, that has changed with the opening of a new modern branch in Tari.