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MPG assists Madang PHA
The Madang Provincial Government recently presented medical drugs worth K53,000 to the Madang Provincial Health Authority.
Sia brings peace to Lufa
Eastern Highlands Governor, Simon Sia, has stepped-in to ease tension and pave a way forward for peace and reconciliation among two neighboring villages, that caused violence in during the LLG elections.
HYTARC graduates 33 students in Madang
The Highlands Youth Training and Rehabilitation College graduated more than 30 students in Madang on Thursday with certificates and diplomas in various courses, ranging from Early Childhood Education to Business, IT, Plant Operation and Driving.
Parker praises Lae police, presents K25,000 voucher
Lae based businessman, Justin Parker presented K25,000 worth of vouchers to the Lae Police under the Metropolitan Command, the Wau-Waria, Bulolo and Mumeng divisions under the PPC's command and the Northern Command, each receiving K5,000 worth of vouchers.
Two dead in Alotau highway robbery
The public in Alotau are urging police to step up highway patrols during this festive season after a tragic robbery resulted in two deaths.
Grandmother describes Christmas as a special time for family
Mother and grandmother Agnes Baki says Christmas is a special time that brings family members together and reminds them to be thankful for belonging to something greater; family.
New TVET institute targets PNG’s education dropout crisis
Amid concerns over tens of thousands of students dropping out of Papua New Guinea’s education system each year, the Avani Adventist Technical Vocational Institute was officially opened on Thursday in Eastern Highlands Province to provide alternative pathways for young people left behind.
Marape honours Mirisim with highway naming in Telefomin
Prime Minister James Marape has paid tribute to the late Telefomin MP and Minister for Works and Highways, Solan Mirisim, describing him as one of Papua New Guinea’s most productive leaders since Independence.
Family demands justice as petition over Plaeten Nimbi’s death filed in Wewak
A seven-day petition demanding justice for the murder of the late Plaeten Nimbi was formally presented to the Wewak Police Station at around 2:00 pm on Thursday by the family and community of Hularina, together with ward councillors of the Wewak Local-Level Government.
Unions demand delay to new income tax law, warn workers’ take-home pay at risk
The PNG Trade Union Congress, along with other workers’ unions, is calling on the Government to delay the implementation of the new income tax law, set to take effect in January 2026, as there has been no proper consultation with workers.