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Five tons of coffee from Milne Bay's hinterlands is bound for Estonia, Europe this week.

The redeveloped Lombrum Medical Centre, led by Papua New Guinea and the Australian Defence Organizations, has recently passes a milestone of having its 10,000-patient visit.

The Papua New Guinea Law society has called on all Papua New Guineans including members of parliament to recommit to the constitution of the country.

Communities in Central Province and especially parents are been urged to open their doors to vaccination teams to spread the word about the Polio Campaign, which was launched for the Province earlier this week.

The Acting Commissoner for Correctional Service [CS], Benard Nepo confirmed that there were two deaths in the last batch of CS recruitment and that has promoted the management to do a thorough screening especially with health and fitness.

Popondetta District yesterday presented a K180,000 cheque to the Northern Provincial Electoral Office to support polling and counting for the Local Level Government [LLG] elections scheduled for September 27, 2025.

Health Minister and Pomio MP Elias Kapavore arrived in Kavieng, New Ireland Province, on Wednesday this week to visit the New Ireland Provincial Health Authority [PHA].

The four tribes in Karamui Local Level Government [LLG] consist of 27 ward areas in Salt Nomane Karamui District seeking the creation of a new district.

This year’s PNG Open has attracted a record 120 professional golfers from across the globe, including players from the United States, Spain, Fiji, Korea, Japan, the Philippines, New Zealand and Australia, Prime Minister James Marape announced yesterday.

For Professional Golf Australia Tournament Director Graeme Scott, the 2025 PNG Open is more than just another stop on the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia, but a showcase of how far the tournament has come and how it’s helping put Papua New Guinea on the global golfing map.