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Tai set to continue world tour in Vegas with Wolves
Warrington Wolves center Rodrick Tai is hoping his end-of-season form with PNG Kumuls will see him make his way onto the plane to Las Vegas to experience a slice of history.
National Examination results are now available online
The thousands of grades 8, 10, and 12 students across the country can now be able to access their examination results online.
Fuel rationing may affect flights during this festive season
Fuel rationing may cause disruptions to air travel in the country particularly during the busy Christmas season.
‘I dream of putting on the PNG jersey like Dad’: Bai aiming high.
Titans rookie Cooper Bai has revealed there was never any temptation to follow in his father's footsteps and join the Storms as he embarks on his new NRL deal on the Gold Coast.
K34 million for STEM in 2025 Budget
The National Government, through its 2025 National Budget, has further invested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics through a funding allocation of 34 million kina.
Police use over K80 million on hire cars
The Commission of Inquiry hearing into the Royal PNG Constabulary has heard that more than K80 million has been used on Police hired vehicles from 2019-2024.
FIBA to assist BFPNG establish strategic plan
The International Basketball Federation [FIBA] team and consultants recently visited Port Moresby to work with the Basketball Federation of PNG [BFPNG] and its stakeholders to develop a strategic plan for basketball in PNG.
PNG denied a shot at Kickboxing World Championships
The Papua New Guinea Kickboxing contingent to the World Kickboxing Championships in Spain returned after an unsuccessful trip.
Government passes K28 billion money plan
It was a marathon debate that started around 11 am and ended at 8:45 pm in the National Parliament during the Opposition Response to the 2025 National Budget on Wednesday, before the passage of the K28 Billion money plan.
Inflation to triple in 2025
The Opposition cautions that in 2025, inflation or the cost of goods and services will triple, and the exchange rate will continue its downward spiral.