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The people of Ambunti in East Sepik are preparing to welcome visitors and participants as the 18th Sepik River Crocodile and Arts Festival returns to the district from 5th to 7th August, celebrating one of Papua New Guinea's most iconic cultural events.

The anticipated partial shutdown of water supply into Port Moresby, is now confirmed to take place over the weekend, from Friday, July 31 at 10pm to 3am on Sunday, August 2.

Timini Primary School in the Mumeng local level government of Bulolo District officially opened a new K50,000 double classroom last week, becoming the fourth of 33 primary schools in the district to complete the infrastructure project.

Deputy Prime Minister John Rosso has left the Immigration and Border Security Ministry after delivering major reforms, which include clearing the passport backlog, expanding immigration services across the country and introducing new digital systems.

The Solomon Islands have qualified for FIFA U-17 World Cup 2027, coming from behind to defeat Papua New Guinea on penalties at the PNG Football Stadium in Port Moresby.

The absence of government ministers during grievance debate in Parliament where critical national issues are raised, was spotlighted in the recent sitting of the House.

Details surrounding the dinghy mishap in Milne Bay Province are slowly emerging

Competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow is underway with James Paul advancing to the next round of the Men's 65kg boxing competition with 3-2 points win over Rashield Williams of Bahamas in the Round of 32 last night.

Member for Samurai Murua Henry Isi Leonard has called on the Government to hold large emitters of greenhouse gases responsible for the rapid increase in natural disasters faced in the country.

Australian High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea, His Excellency Ewen McDonald, joined Prime Minister James Marape on a joint official visit to Hela Province on Friday.