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Drought destroys Zumara school toilets
A prolonged dry spell in Markham District has now damaged a basic necessity at Zumara Primary School after the school’s toilet facility was destroyed by fire.
Serious consequences for malpractices in exams
Students and schools caught engaging in malpractices during the National Examinations will face serious consequences.
Teachers shape Markham’s future
For teachers at Waritzian Primary School, teaching is more than standing in front of a classroom.
More than 5000 grade ten students sit for final exam in Madang
A total of 5,145 nominated grade ten students are writing their final examination papers in Madang Province this week.
Hela parents urged to prioritize children’s education
Parents across Hela Province, particularly fathers, have been strongly urged to shift their financial priorities away from costly community expectations and focus instead on investing in their children's education.
Joy Korua farewelled after 43 years in teaching
The longest-serving teacher at St Mary’s Komkui primary school, Rose Joy Korua, has been farewell after giving 43 years of her life to teaching.
PNG pushes to open Yetetkun border for El Nino relief
Western Province is pushing for the opening of the Yetetkun border to allow food supplies into drought-affected communities in North and Middle Fly.
Governor Bird warns public servants against stealing
East Sepik Governor Allan Bird has warned public servants allegedly involved in the misuse or theft of public funds that they could face police investigation and imprisonment.
Family of late Dr. Waiye unhappy over delay
The family of the late Dr. Robert Waiye has expressed dissatisfaction after his murder case was further deferred to Wednesday, despite being directed for a second mention today by the presiding Magistrate.
200 students graduate at Wawin National High
Wawin National High School graduated 200 students at their school ground, outside Lae, in Wampar LLG of Morobe Province.