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New teacher’s duplex brings relief to rural school housing challenge
Teacher accommodation remains one of the biggest challenges facing rural schools across Papua New Guinea, often affecting teacher retention and student learning outcomes.
New Ireland hosts first UOG graduation
The University of Goroka [UOG] has made history by holding its first graduation ceremony in New Ireland Province, giving more people in Papua New Guinea access to higher education.
Kingsley maintains title and Bulolo takes home seven awards
Kingsley Kingsley Hokins has done it again, three in a row champion in Rosso Mountain Bike champion.
2,200 explosive threats removed in East New Britain
More than 2,200 dangerous munitions have been safely identified and disposed of across East New Britain during a 10-day operation involving the Papua New Guinea Defence Force [PNGDF], the Australian Defence Force [ADF] and regional partners.
New instruments mark major step for Queen of Paradise Orchestra
The Queen of Paradise Orchestra in Vanimo has reached an important milestone following the arrival of new wind instruments last Friday.
Acting ACP Dalla elevated to Assistant Police Commissioner
The Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary in Jiwaka have joined in with the rest of Eastern End Command Division to celebrate the elevation of the Acting ACP Clement Dalla to Assistance Police Commissioner.
AROB students in Madang celebrate Bougainville Day
Students from the Autonomous Region of Bougainville [AROB] who are studying in Madang gathered on Saturday to celebrate Bougainville Day, marking the establishment of the Autonomous Bougainville Government [ABG].
Karkar islanders appeal to local MP to secure water supply ahead of El Nino
With the anticipated impacts of the upcoming El Nino, the people of Kaul in North Karkar LLG of Sumkar District, Madang Province have taken proactive steps to strengthen water security by revisiting the long-outstanding Kaul Bore Water Project.
Parkop urges provinces to use new appointment powers responsibly
National Capital District Governor Powes Parkop has urged provincial governments to use their new powers to appoint senior public servants responsibly under the amended Section 73 of the Organic Law on Provincial and Local-Level Governments.
NCDC prioritises Motu-Koita Heritage City
The National Capital District Commission [NCDC] has identified the establishment of a Motu-Koita Heritage City as one of 15 key performance benchmarks for City Manager Ravu Frank to deliver over the next four years.