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Journalists strengthen skills in ethical election reporting and investigative journalism

Journalists from various media organisations across Papua New Guinea are enhancing their knowledge and skills in ethical election reporting and investigative journalism through a week-long workshop in Port Moresby.

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PM in Palau for Pacific leaders meeting

Prime Minister James Marape is in Palau to join Pacific leaders for a high-level meeting expected to shape discussions on the region’s peace, unity and economic future.

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Bulolo starts work on K5.4 million administration building

Bulolo District has started work on a new K5.4 million administration building in Bulolo Town.

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Madang LLGs to benefit from amended liquor law

Local Level Government presidents in Madang Province have welcomed the recent amendments made to the Provincial Liquor Law by the Madang Provincial Assembly.

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Treasurer tables supplementary budget

Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey, this afternoon, handed down and tabled the supplementary budget in Parliament.

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PNG Power scrutinised

The persistent power outages throughout the country and the operations of PNG Power Limited were the subject of scrutiny today in Parliament.

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State power company could be operating illegally

Sinesine Yongomugl MP Kerenga Kua told Parliament today, PNG Power Limited could be operating illegally if its unable to pay its debts, calling the power company insolvent.

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Bougainville patriotism day

A public holiday is being observed across the Autonomous Region of Bougainville today to mark the Bougainville Patriotism Day.

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Health Minister calls for stronger PHAs

Health Minister, Dr. Billy Joseph is calling for stronger Provincial Health Authorities (PHA), greater accountability and better health outcomes as PNG marks 20 years of PHA reforms.

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Teachers bear brunt of Madang El Nino crisis

Teachers and their families in Madang are bearing the brunt of the worsening El Niño-induced dry spell as schools across the province struggle to operate without basic water supplies and an official provincial action plan.

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