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Archbishop of Rabaul and Metropolitan Bishop of the New Guinea Islands Rochus Tatamai has called on Catholics to renew their personal conviction, reflect on human existence, and allocate more time to prayer.

Popondetta Primary School joined educational institutions across the country in celebrating National Book Week, held annually during the first week of August.

The newly appointed Correctional Service Commissioner Noel Sarei was officially welcomed into office with a parade this morning at the Bomana training facility.

The Department of Lands and Physical Planning [DLPP] has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting district development across the country following the issuance of a state lease title to the Huon Gulf District Development Authority [HGDDA].

With just one month left before the National Firearms Amnesty ends on September 16, Police Minister Sir John Pundari is calling on national and provincial leaders to work closely with police and mobilize communities to surrender illegal firearms.

The successful conclusion of the 18th Sepik River Crocodile and Arts Festival in East Sepik reflects the deep-rooted cultural heritage of the people of Ambunti, local leaders say.

Bambi Kopkop College in Kavieng donated four delivery beds to the New Ireland Provincial Health Authority [PHA] to support maternal health services at the provincial hospital.

Middle Fly MP Maso Hewabi has resigned from the People’s Reform Party [PRP] and joined the Government benches with ruling Pangu Pati.

Thousands of residents in Papua New Guinea's Western Province are facing severe water shortages, school closures, and rising disease as the country’s largest lake dries up during a prolonged dry spell.

The National Cultural Commission [NCC] has formalised a partnership with the East Sepik Provincial Government through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding [MoU] aimed at preserving and promoting the province's rich cultural heritage.