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PM says Boundaries Commission submission being processed

Prime Minister James Marape says a submission to establish the Electoral Boundaries Commission is being processed after East Sepik Governor Allan Bird raised concerns about electoral boundary errors ahead of the 2027 General Election.

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New home biogas kit project launched in Hiri-Koiari

A project of home biogas kit that will produce natural gas for cooking was officially launched yesterday at the Lutheran Church in Karakadahu village in Hiri-Koiari, Central province.

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Kumul call up connects Biondi Odo to roots

Named at halfback to debut for the PNG Kumuls in this Saturday’s Rugby League World Cup opener against Lebanon is special for Bailey Biondi-Odo.

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Banned sex enhancement products seized from five shops

Business houses in the country have been warned to comply with the country’s laws.

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No boats, no aircraft to deliver 500 tonnes of relief to North Fly

The National Government is working on establishing a National Emergency Authority, to properly coordinate and work assisting disaster affected communities across the country.

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K80 million Papua LNG forum cost questioned in Parliament

Parliament has been told that K80 million was spent hosting the recent Papua LNG Development Forum in Port Moresby.

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De Belin fired up for first World Cup

Papua New Guinea Kumuls Jack de Belin is prepared to make his Rugby League World Cup debut this Saturday against Lebanon at the Santos National Football Stadium.

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Madang records 60 new HIV positive cases between July-September

Madang Province has recorded 60 new HIV positive cases in the last three months, July- September, 2026.

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Bogia cocoa farmers receive chocolate bonus

A group of cocoa farmers from Madang's Bogia District have received the 'Chocolate Bonus' for this year for producing high-quality cocoa beans and meeting the export volume.

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Imbongu family gives ultimatum over Stanley Kera’s killing

The family and tribesmen of slain Imbonggu man Stanley Kera have given a seven-day ultimatum to those they accuse of being involved in his killing, demanding that they come forward and take responsibility.

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