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Call for continued leadership as Enga peace project ends

CARE International PNG has called for sustained leadership and coordination across Enga to safeguard peacebuilding and livelihood recovery efforts as its Wanbel Wantaim [Peace Together] project officially ends today.

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Six-week land use survey wraps up in Wewak

A six-week Land Use Survey covering Wewak and Yawasoro townships in East Sepik has concluded, setting the foundation for future township planning and zoning across the province.

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Local leaders call for BSP mini-branch at Halimbu

Two prominent community leaders in Hela have called on BSP Financial Group Limited to establish a mini-branch at Halimbu Junction to service the growing economic needs of the Hayapuga local-level government [LLG] area in Tari-Pori district.

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Marape returns from UN General Assembly, warns against taking peace for granted

Prime Minister James Marape has returned to Papua New Guinea after attending the 81st United Nations General Assembly [UNGA], describing the gathering as successful and productive.

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PNG, Montenegro establish diplomatic relations

Papua New Guinea and Montenegro have officially established diplomatic ties following the signing of a Joint Statement by Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko and his Montenegrin counterpart Ranko Krivokapic.

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Fly River provincial government commits K25m for El Niño drought relief

The Fly River Provincial Government has allocated K25 million from its internal budget to deliver emergency relief and maintain key supply lines across Western Province during the ongoing El Niño drought.

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Trukai Industries donates over K100,00 to support Morobe Show infrastructure

Trukai Industries has presented K133,100 to the Morobe Show Committee to support this year’s Morobe Show.

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Trobriand communities face food and water shortages

The people of the Trobriand Islands in Kiriwina-Goodenough District are facing severe effects of the prolonged dry weather on their food gardens and water supplies.

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Coffee delays put farmers at risk

Coffee farmers in the Highlands could face further disruption to their income as the movement of coffee to Lae for export remains stalled during one of the busiest periods of the season.

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New facilities will transform learning at school, says principal

Students will now be able to do real science experiments in the fields of physics, biology and chemistry, says Mananda High School Principal John Wangi.

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