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Hunters clinch second win with a superb defensive effort
The SP PNG Hunters have claimed their second win of the 2024 QRL Hostplus Cup season, putting away the Sunshine Coast Falcons 22-10 with an emphatic defensive display on Saturday.
State of Emergency declared in East Sepik Province
East Sepik Provincial Administration has declared a state of emergency, effective today, until further notice.
Miss Elevala crowned 2024 Hiri Hanenamo
The three days of spectacular cultural performances and singsings of the 50th Hiri Moale Festival concluded last night with Miss Elevala crowned the 2024 Hiri Hanenamo.
“We want to open the market and remove monopoly” says Prime Minister James Marape
Finding a long term fix to Papua New Guinea’s fuel security is a top agenda of Prime Minister James Marape as he undertakes another overseas trip.
Flood affects thousands in East Sepik’s Angoram District
Thousands of villagers in Angoram District, East Sepik Province have been displaced by flooding following continuous rainfall over past weeks that have caused major tributaries to overflow onto low lying villages.
Prime Minister instructs for a special pay run for the Defense Force
Prime Minister James Marape has instructed for a special pay run to address the discrepancies faced by Defense Force personnel in their fortnight salary on Wednesday.
King tides affects villagers in Lese Kavora, Gulf Province
King tides have inundated Gulf Provinces coastal village of Lese Kavora causing extensive damage to food gardens and contaminating fresh water sources.
Olam set for first appearance in Tigers
PNG International and West Tigers Centre Justin Olam is named in the Round 3 match against Cronulla Sharks this Saturday 6:35pm at Leichhardt Oval in Sydney.
Minister Maru eyes PNG’s first large scale commercial rice farm in 2024
Rice is a stable diet for Papua New Guineans, and the price tag of K900 million annual import, speaks volumes.
Power generation adequate, distribution and transmission challenge: acting PPL CEO, Nehemiah Naris
PNG Power Limited has clarified that the power generation capacity currently available in the Port Moresby grid is more than enough to supply the capital city.