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Students at the Kusbau Primary School in Madang Town were told that they, too, have a responsibility to help shape the future of this country.

President Ishmael Toroama has appealed to the United Nations for support in Bougainville’s political journey.

 The Autonomous Region of Bougainville is back in the firefighting trade after more than 20 years of absence in the region.

In a moment of profound international recognition, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres today paid tribute to Papua New Guinea’s Founding Father and First Prime Minister, the late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare, during a commemorative visit to Wewak.

Don Bosco Secondary School officially kicked off its pre-Independence celebration today, marking two major milestones: Papua New Guinea’s 50th Golden Jubilee and the school’s 30th anniversary.

National Capital District Governor Powes Parkop has officially welcomed the 13 Navy ship companies that are here to celebrate PNG 50 years.

The people of Cape Gloucester, in West New Britain, now have improved access to critical primary health services closer to home following the recent opening of the new Cape Gloucester Health Centre.

The Lae police bosses have assured that the 50th Independence Anniversary Celebrations in Lae and the province will be safe, regardless of recent threats made to police after criminals were shot dead by police.

The seven contestants for the inaugural Miss Bird of Paradise Western Province pageant have arrived in Daru yesterday ahead of the crowning night scheduled for Saturday, September 6th.

Christian Potters Guesthouse, a Daru-based business, has announced K5,000 sponsorship of Diana Olewale, a 20-year-old first-year student from the University of Natural Resources and Environment [UNRE], for the upcoming Miss Bird of Paradise Western Province pageant.