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Shop owner in Port Moresby arrested for selling school textbooks
A shop owner was arrested and charged for selling textbooks in Port Moresby.
Road works start to connect Porgera Valley to the main highway
Road works to reconnect the Porgera Valley to Enga's Provincial capital by road, started today.
British helping hand arrive
More assistance from the United Kingdom for victims of the Multaka landslide arrived on Wednesday evening.
Opposition resubmit notice of motion of no-confidence in Prime Minister James Marape
Douglas Tomuriesa, Opposition Leader and mover of the notice of motion of no-confidence in Prime Minister James Marape has resubmitted a new notice to the office of the parliament speaker.
Notice of Motion of No-Confidence in Prime Minister James Marape did not satisfy all requirements: Parliament Speaker
The Notice of Motion of No-Confidence in Prime Minister James Marape failed to meet all the requirements.
The government urged to prioritize disaster funds
Opposition leader Douglas Tomuriesa when conveying his condolence to the people of Enga said the government must set aside separate funding to respond to emergencies in the country.
House pays tribute to those who lost loved ones in the devastating Enga landslide
Prime Minister James Marape in a statement to the house this morning, conveyed his condolences to the families of the over 2000 casualties from the Mulitaka landslide in Enga.
Yu bridge cracks in Tambul-Nebilyer
The movement of trucks and Public Motor Vehicles [PMVs] along Enga province and parts of Tambul Nebilyer and Southern Highlands came to a complete stop after a massive crack on Yu bridge on Tuesday [yesterday].
Australia delivers humanitarian aid for landslide affected people in Enga Province
Papua New Guinea's neighbor and bilateral partner, Australia has delivered a massive load of relief supplies today to assist people affected by the landslide in Mulitaka, Enga Province.
VoNC MOTION FILED
The opposition filed the notice to move a motion of no-confidence against Prime Minister James Marape to the office of the Parliament Speaker before the house sat this morning.