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The Member for Wau-Waria, Marsh Narewec, has extended his heartfelt condolences to the family and Morobe province on the passing of the late Morobe Governor Luther Akisawa Wenge.

Bougainville president, Ishmael Toroama, looks set for return for a second term, with the 2025 Bougainville General Elections starting to wind down.

Kipamanu club pulled off a major upset on Saturday, toppling reigning Tauruba Rugby League champions Lamana Eels 11-8 to secure a place in the grand final against Moragini.

Labour and Employment Minister and Rai Coast MP, Kessy Sawang, has described the late Morobe Governor Luther Wenge as one of Papua New Guinea’s most fearless and principled leaders, whose passing is a great loss to the nation.

In an exciting display of sportsmanship and skill, Fly Panda emerged victorious in the Maso Cup rugby 13s tournament. The final match, held at Nomad Station-District headquarters of Middle Fly District in Western Province recently saw Fly Panda defeating Mountain Eagles with a score of 16-6.

In a momentous and emotional ceremony, the remote Boazi tribe of Aiambak-Wangwanga village initiated Middle Fly MP Maso Hewabi as the Chief of Middle Fly District. The initiation, held during the independence celebrations at Nomad Station, shows the tribe's respect and great admiration for the young leader.

Bulolo MP Sam Basil Junior has dismissed social media criticisms surrounding his attire during a recent visit to the Correctional Services [CS] Buimo facility, stating that he was unaware an official parade was scheduled at the time.

Markham District marked Papua New Guinea’s 50th Independence Anniversary with the unveiling of a commemorative memory stone by Deputy Speaker of Parliament and local MP, Konnie Iguan, in a ceremony held at Mutzing Station on September 16.

The Bulolo District Development Authority has delivered K400,000 worth of critical medical supplies to four health facilities across the district, reinforcing its commitment to healthcare as a top priority.

A concerned group is calling on the government to defer the Local Level Government [LLG] elections scheduled for September 27, 2025, warning that the timing could disrupt national examinations for students across Papua New Guinea.