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Compensation agreement for Porgera Mine signed
New Porgera Limited has announced that it has signed Long-Term Compensation Agreements [LTCAs] with recognized landholder agents for 14 of its 15 tenements that require compensation to be paid, including SML 13, in compliance with the Mining Act 1992.
Basketballers give back to the championship host province
Basketball Federation of Papua New Guinea took an initiative to do cleanathon in Goroka Town as part of their community engagement.
Two nurses served over 5,000 women and girls
With 1,077 women and girls from the age of 15 and older are diagnosed with cervical cancer, 605 of those women and girls die.
La Salle Technical Tops Grade 10 examination
La Salle Technical Secondary School in Port Moresby has secured the top position in Papua New Guinea’s 2024 Grade 10 national examinations.
Prime Minister Marape addresses PNG Investment Conference in Sydney
Prime Minster James Marape addresses 1,300 delegates from PNG, Australia, New Zealand, and neighboring nations who will be attending PNG Investment Week Conference at International Convention Centre in Sydney, Australia.
Kikori eager to grow basketball back home from national championships experience
A gem is sprouting from the 2024 Basketball Championships as Kikori men's team soak in premier experience to revive the code back home.
First degree graduates from University of Goroka Sepik Campus
A total of 16 graduates are the first to graduate with Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture from the University of Goroka’s Sepik Campus.
Incentives will lure foreign investors to PNG: Maru
Papua New Guinea must provide better incentives to lure in foreign investors.
Basketball Federation gives fair opportunity to rural talents to shine in championship
The much anticipated 2024 All-Stars Championship which ended on Sunday in Goroka, Eastern Highlands is one of the key events for Basketball Federation of Papua New Guinea.
Kokoda Track reopens after 4-month closure, government agrees to settle Kodu landowners’ demands
The Kokoda Track officially reopened for business on Thursday, with Prime Minister James Marape assuring that the government will settle the Kodu landowners' demand for outstanding payments.