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The Consultative Implementation and Monitoring Council [CIMC] is collaborating with civil society organisations and key government agencies to find alternate solutions for the ongoing governance issues within the government ranks.

Newly appointed Kumuls coach Jason Demetriou is obstinate that PNG can place in the top four with the current crop of talent.

The ongoing assault and harassment of staff at the St. Paul's clinic in Gerehu, in the nation's capital has prompted the closure of the clinic, for almost 3 weeks now.

A Chinese company operating in Port Moresby has expanded its service with three new shops opened this year.

The protest at Kokoda Track has been deemed illegal by Police Commissioner David Manning, stating there are proper channels to air their grievances.

Prime Minister James Marape has relocated office to the new Somare House located on Independence Boulevard on Tuesday this week.

Mineral Resources Authority [MRA] Managing Director Jerry Garry has brushed aside claims by the Member for Wabag, Hon Dr Lino Tom, that fighting in the Porgera Valley is a consequence of the non-implementation of the Porgera Project Community Development Agreement [CDA].

The Chairman of the Pacific Islands Tax Administration Association [PITAA] and PNG Internal Revenue Commissioner, Sam Koim handed over the chair to Vanuatu during the 21st PITAA conference in Port Vila on Monday.

Papua New Guinea lost to Cook Islands 45-63 last night at the Netball World Youth Cup Qualifier Oceania at the National Sports Arena in Nikao.

The future of Papua New Guinea remains uncertain with the current state of the country, but Central governor Rufina Peter is adamant youths can change the landscape.