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The Department of Works and Highways has launched a critical framework to support its climate policy.

City Pharmacy, part of the CPL Group, has updated its pricing systems to comply with the new ‘GST Zero Rating of Essential Goods’ policy issued by the Internal Revenue Commission [IRC].

The Waghi Mek Plantation, controversial and public distrust in Jiwaka, will now become a myth as operational heads are now in place, anticipating a comeback of the long-lost glory of the coffee plantation.

The current rankings of both PNG and Fiji on the FIFA women's rankings are under the microscope at the moment, as both countries battle it out in two FIFA-sanctioned friendly matches.

One of Goroka’s oldest schools, Okiufa Primary, has received a new four-in-one classroom building and two new teachers’ houses, its first upgrade in over 70 years.

Minister for Community, Youth and Religion, Jason Peter, has presented a Bill in parliament to look into challenges faced by the vulnerable and marginalized population across the country.

The Scouting Association of Papua New Guinea was in Milne Bay recently, rolling out the tail end of the school-based Scouting Policy approved by the National Government.

Hela Governor Philip Undialu is calling on the people to take full ownership and responsibility for public infrastructure being built to serve them.

Puma Energy has re- opened one of its service stations in Madang Town after almost a year of being closed.

In Papua New Guinea, tariffs on manufactured products have historically been subject to reduction programs, with some exceptions.