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PNG pushes to open Yetetkun border for El Nino relief

Western Province is pushing for the opening of the Yetetkun border to allow food supplies into drought-affected communities in North and Middle Fly.

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Governor Bird warns public servants against stealing

East Sepik Governor Allan Bird has warned public servants allegedly involved in the misuse or theft of public funds that they could face police investigation and imprisonment.

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Family of late Dr. Waiye unhappy over delay

The family of the late Dr. Robert Waiye has expressed dissatisfaction after his murder case was further deferred to Wednesday, despite being directed for a second mention today by the presiding Magistrate.

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200 students graduate at Wawin National High

Wawin National High School graduated 200 students at their school ground, outside Lae, in Wampar LLG of Morobe Province.

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31 years in the classroom: A teacher’s legacy lives on

The face may have changed with the passing years, but the voice is often familiar.

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West Sepik rolls out mass drug administration and immunization campaign

The West Sepik Provincial Health Authority (WSPHA) will roll out its Mass Drug Administration (MDA) on Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) and Intensified Routine Immunization (IRI) campaign from October to November 2026, after officially launching it in Vanimo last Friday.

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Education is foundation for Hela’s future

Education is the foundation for the future of Hela Province, says Governor Philip Undialu.

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Boat and engine retrieved-11-still missing

Search and rescue teams have recovered the missing boat and its engine at Wei Island near Wewak, but the 11 passengers remain missing.

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Wewak’s new school graduates first batch of grade 10 students

75 grade 10 students of a newly established, Mambe High School school in Wewak District graduated as pioneers last Friday marking a historic occasion for Turubu LLG.

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Prime Minister Marape leaves for Tuvalu

Prime Minister James Marape is leaving the country today to join Pacific Leaders in Tuvalu to attend the special pre-COP31 Leaders’s event and hold  a bilateral meeting with Tuvalu Prime Minister, Feleti Teo.

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