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Touch World Cup campaign ramp up for PNG as Lae Biscuit throws in support through Pawa Drink
Papua New Guinea Touch Football teams to the 2024 Touch World Cup received a timely boost of sponsorship from the Lae Biscuit Company Limited over the weekend.
Port Moresby based Bougainvillean’s engage in what they would want their future to be through writing a good Constitution
The Bougainville Constitutional Planning Commission opened its second round of consultation into creating the Bougainville Constitution over the weekend at the University of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby.
National Statistician confident the census operation will pick up momentum despite a slow start
The prolonged 2024 Population Census currently underway is set to pickup momentum despite a slow start, says National Statistician John Igitoi.
Guasopa Health Center facilities under deterioration
Gausopa Health Center which serves a total of 7 aid posts and the entire island of Woodlark in Milne Bay’s Samarai-Murua District is under a state of deterioration even the staff are worried about.
Igitoi says allowance provided only for enumerators on recruitment list
National Statistician John Igitoi has clarified that there is a limited number of enumerators recruited for the population census operations.
Census gets underway nationwide
Prime Minister James Marape, officially kicked off the 2024 National Census by being the first to be interviewed and counted.
Poverty stricken youth turn to criminal activities to merely survive
The Baruni Dump area in the National Capital District is home to hundreds of people who live in extreme poverty.
Fiji make ideal start with a dominant 5-1 win over PNG
Fiji have made a strong statement in the OFC Men's Nations Cup following a 5-1 victory over Papua New Guinea in the Group B match.
Reigning premier’s extend winning streak
Digicel ExxonMobil Cup champions Enga Mioks have stretched their winning record to sixth consecutive wins after demolishing Gulf Isou, 62-10 yesterday.
PNG and New Zealand PM’s hold one hour bilateral meeting
With Papua New Guinea becoming more prone to natural disasters, asking for more technical assistance in this area is an agenda James Marape ensured he had to bring to the table when meeting with New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon Christopher today.