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Delivering infrastructure in the district remains a hindrance: Iduhu

Hiri Koiari MP Keith Iduhu has admitted the lack of government funding to deliver key infrastructure developments in the district. Despite the hindrances, the deputy opposition leader says the Hiri Koiari District Development Authority under his stewardship as chairman continues to deliver from little resource available. He said education and health are key sectors that […]

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KTA pays tuition fees for nursing students

The Kokoda Track Authority has paid out K116, 000 worth of tuition fees for both Central Koiari students and Kokoda Koiari students attending the Kwikila Community Health Worker Training School in Rigo, Central province. The payment done in April, this year is to instill and enhance effective health service delivery in the remote villages along […]

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Warriors surge into Nelson Saroa 9s cup playoffs

The Nelson Saroa 9s tournament in Rigo, Central, has reached a fever pitch as 12 teams emerge from a grueling two-day opening round to battle for the major prize. With a K10,000 champion’s purse on the line, the competition in Gabone has winnowed the field down to the heavy hitters. Tournament favorites Lamanagolo Warriors and […]

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Power rollout to extend to Oleya community

Rural Electrification Project in the Mendi Munihu District of Southern Highlands Province will be extended to Oleya community after reaching Wambip and Tulum communities. Scoops Electrical Service crews are on standby to install transformers, connect households, and set up streetlights for public places, churches, and schools. The project is jointly funded by the Mendi Munihu […]

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Police air wing bolstered with two helicopters

The Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary [RPNGC] has received a significant support to its operational capabilities following the arrival of two Bell 412 helicopters in Lae today. The addition of the aircraft is a significant leap forward in combating crime and enhancing search and rescue [SAR] efforts across the country. The acquisition was made possible […]

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DHERST backs West Sepik with construction of new college

West Sepik Province will soon be the host to one of the country’s Technical, Teachers and Nursing college in the country. Aligning with the government aim in building 10 new colleges in the country, West Sepik has taken the intiative to step forward in the education sector. The West Sepik college will be built in […]

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Milne Bay Estates aids Maila victims

Milne Bay’s largest employer, Milne Bay Estates [MBE], has joined the relief effort for communities devastated by Cyclone Maila which struck the province in April. The company, a subsidiary of New Britain Palm Oil Limited [NBPOL], mobilized its workforce of over 3,000 employees across six plantations to consolidate a massive donation of food and essential […]

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Road Traffic Authority CEO await ruling

The Committal Court will hand down its ruling on June 11, 2026, on whether criminal charges against Road Traffic Authority Acting chief executive officer, John Avira, will proceed to the National Court for trial. The charges against Avera include misappropriation of public funds, abuse of office, official corruption, conspiracy and pivoting the course of justice. […]

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Alotau District gifts mothers

Mothers at the Alotau Provincial Hospital maternity ward were treated to a special surprise over the weekend as the Alotau District administration delivered meals and baby gift packs to mark Mother’s Day. Alotau MP Ricky Morris, accompanied by Alotau Town Mayor Esmond Basinauro and ward members, visited the hospital to spend time with women in […]

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Beyond the field: Nelson Stone’s NEST Program cultivates community spirit in Tokarara

While many spent Mother’s Day in quiet celebration, the communities of Tokarara, June Valley and Hohola were buzzing with a different kind of energy. Former National representative Nelson Stone was on the move, visiting mothers’ groups across the suburb, delivering cakes, food, and soft drinks. But the day wasn’t just about the treats but rather […]