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Papua New Guinea’s third largest city will be visited by Prime Minister James Marape with millions of -Kina worth of cheques before Christmas.  

The PNG Olympic Committee on Tuesday this week released a media statement announcing a transition in leadership with the esteemed Secretary General Auvita Rapilla’s decision to retire after three decades of outstanding service in sports.

China’s largest airline has spread its wings to Papua New Guinea.

Outstanding scholarship funds owed to higher education institutions in the country for the 2023 academic year, will be paid in full by the Government.

The monetary support under the second phase of the Civil Aviation Development Investment Project (CADIP) will extend to rural airstrips and also aviation institutions.

Since 2020, 3000 fake government social media accounts and fake news have been pulled down by a government agency.

The provincial airstrip of Milne Bay Province will see major works undertaken at the beginning of the new year costing K76.8 million.  

A court battle looms over the leadership of the body in charge of PNG’s airports, after the government appointed a new acting managing director despite a court ruling which declared the sacking of his predecessor to be unlawful.

The increased participation of Australia and New Zealand in the Pacific Games concept will see the Games become more competitive.

Dubbed ‘world toughest row’ a two-time PNG Female Athlete of the Year will sail the Atlantic Ocean in the Atlantic Challenge.