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As Papua New Guinea celebrates its 49th Independence Anniversary, Central Province Governor Rufina Peter encourages everyone, especially the people of Central Province, to take a moment to reflect on their development journey.

The government has passed a resolution to focus on reducing the country's increasing law and order issues.

Utility pivot Finley Glare has been tasked with a crucial role as PNG Hunters prepare to take on North Devils in the Hostplus Cup preliminary final this weekend.

After retaining the country's top post on the floor of parliament this morning, Prime Minister James has assured the country that the Marape-Rosso government remains committed.

The motion of Confidence in the alternate Prime Minister, Finschafen MP, Raino Paita will be tested on the floor of parliament today.

As the Vote of No Confidence [VONC] against the Prime Minister James Marape is approaching security is on alert anticipating what will unfold today on the floor of parliament.

One of the major coalition partners, Social Democratic Party maintains commitment and loyalty to the government.

The six accused in the alleged misappropriation of K268 million belonging to the Ok Tedi Fly River Development Foundation [OTFRDF] in Western Province were today freed by the National Court.

The Lands and Physical Planning Department is gradually implementing the recently enacted Strata Title Laws in the country.

The Founder of the Peoples Party and Enga Governor, Grand Chief Sir Peter Ipatas has informed the country that his party is behind the Marape-Rosso government but with specific conditions.