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The National Broadcasting Corporation [NBC] is boosting its capacity for conflict reporting, as the spread of misinformation and disinformation becomes the biggest threat to credible news.

The Anglican Church of PNG has showcased Katima Literacy School in Northern Province as its model school under a new nine-month literacy curriculum aimed at empowering rural communities.

The Fly River at Kiunga has started to fall after reaching a peak of seven (7) meters over the weekend following good rainfall in the Upper Fly and Ok Tedi catchments.

The downscaling of services at the Madang Provincial Hospital will continue for another two weeks, according to the hospital's Acting Executive Manager, Jeremiah Johnmark.

A long-awaited dream is now a reality for the Revival Centers of Papua New Guinea with the official launch of its Voice of Revival digital radio and television station in Port Moresby on Tuesday.

A major police investigation is underway following an early morning heist in Port Moresby where 10 armed men ambushed a private security convoy and escaped with gold bullion, cash, and firearms.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Managing Director Hugh Marks said that while the national broadcaster can now reach more Australians than ever before, it is being asked to "do more without more" across an expanding range of platforms.

Traditional media is undergoing rapid change, but public broadcasters must remain steadfast in delivering credible news, especially during times of conflict, disaster, and uncertainty.

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.

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.