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A violent standoff is unfolding in Fagululu, Esa’ala District, after a gang of armed youths torched more than 20 houses and forced villagers to flee.

Chuave MP James Nomane says road accessibility remains the key driver of economic growth and service delivery in the district, despite funding shortfalls.

Eastern Highlands Governor Simon Sia has called on alcohol manufacturers and distributors in the province to strictly comply with liquor laws introduced by the Provincial Executive Council [PEC].

The Jimi District Development Authority [DDA] has launched new road projects to improve connectivity in one of Papua New Guinea’s most isolated regions, where poor infrastructure has long hindered access to essential services.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Specialist Operations Donald Yamasombi has warned the public to be cautious of scammers posing as police officers and demanding money to withdraw cases under investigation.

Gulf Governor Sir Chris Haiveta says provincial governments have lost focus on legislating and making laws at their level.

The National Airports Corporation has reopened runway section 09 at Gurney Airport, restoring 1,110 meters of asphalted runway for use and allowing larger aircraft to operate.

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.