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The Port Moresby City markets at the New China Town site, at 5 mile in Port Moresby is expected to attract more local and foreign business interest, going forward.

The newly developed Chinatown site at Five-Mile in Port Moresby officially welcomes its first business operations today.

Papua New Guinea has welcomed a historic legal victory at the International Court of Justice [ICJ], which ruled that states have binding obligations under international and customary law to prevent and address the harmful effects of climate change.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will become the second world leader to address Papua New Guinea’s National Parliament.

The ongoing power outage at Walium, the district headquarters of Usino/Bundi, has sparked concern from police as polling for the by-election continues.

Senior PNG Electoral Commission officer David Wakias has responded to recent allegations made by former Madang Governor and Usino-Bundi by-election candidate Peter Yama, who raised concerns over Wakias' involvement in the electoral process.

The very heavy downpour today has forced the extraction of 12 more ballot boxes, for the Kabwum by-election from the Yus Local Level Government [LLG] to be delayed again.

Western Highlands students at Holy Trinity Teachers College received a K586,000 cheque yesterday. The funding came from the provincial government’s school fee subsidy program.

Community Leader Russel Simon Wavik is the new Motu Koita Assembly Chairman elect.

Public institutions, residential areas and Hospital in Kundiawa town of Simbu will go without water for some time due to the continous issue between the landowners and government over the payment for the land where the water source is located.