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Japan’s Fukushima nuclear waste disposal still remains concern for Pacific Island Nations
The just-concluded regional meeting saw leaders of the Pacific island countries meet with Japanese leaders to talk about strengthening economic, diplomatic ties and feathering their bilateral relationships.
U19 Garamuts and Lewas squad named for international outing
Cricket PNG has announced the teams for the U19 Garmut's and Lewa's who will participate in the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier and the ODI Tri-Series respectively.
Hunters to face Falcons in top-6 battle
PNG Hunters seesawing journey continues to reach new heights in the Hostplus Cup as they look to set foot in the top-6 spot this weekend.
Preserving cultural identity through sport
The Oro Birdwings Netball Club, co-founded by Margaret Embahe and Lillian Yaruso in 2008, has been a beacon of cultural unity and healthy living for women from the Northern [Oro] Province living in the Nation’s Capital.
PNG annual trade with Japan is K7 Billion: Prime Minister Marape
Prime Minister James Marape Prime Minister Marape expressed his gratitude towards Japanese companies for their contribution to the robust trade partnership between both countries.
Only K20 million released for deferred LLG Elections
PNG Electoral Commission has yet to receive the full monetary budgeted funding to run the local-level government elections.
Nuclear waste disposal must be a topic of discussion at PALM10: NGO
A regional Pacific Non-Governmental Organization has raised concerns about the Pacific Island Leaders Meeting [PALM10] in Japan, which ends on Thursday.
Ialibu to host 2024 Basketball Championships
Basketball Federation of PNG [BFPNG] is anticipated to host the 2024 National Championships in Ialibu, Southern Highlands Province.
Plan to address crosscutting health issues in PNG
The National Health Security Program launched on Monday aims to strengthen health security in PNG through a one-health approach supported by USAID Global Health Program.
Prime Minister Marape says Japan is “a steadfast friend”
Prime Minister James Marape wants to see the 49-year-old bilateral relations with Japan expand to defence, trade, foreign affairs, and additional investment in liquefied natural gas development in PNG.