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Dry spell threatens lives
Lives are at stake as food gardens and water sources are dying and drying in this prolong dry spell.
Vanimo marks national repentance day with call for faith, integrity and national renewal
Christian faithful gathered at the Pope Francis Oval in Vanimo today to observe National Repentance Day, with church and government representatives calling on Papua New Guineans to return to God, live with integrity and become agents of change in their communities.
El Nino top agenda
El Nino, its funding and preparedness was top of the agenda as parliament resumed this afternoon.
El Niño puts communities in Markham under severe pressure
Communities in Zumara, Marafau, Ngaruchaniang and Ngaruwapum in the Markham Valley are facing severe water and food shortages as prolonged dry conditions continue.
Many gather for national day of prayer in capital city
Thousands of believers turned out before sunrise this morning, packing Sir John Guise Stadium in Port Moresby for the National Day of Prayer and Repentance.
No confirmed reports of OBT presence in Madang
Speculations of a spill- over of OBT or Operation Brukim Tulait in Madang from Lae are yet to be confirmed, according to the Provincial Police Chief, Superintendent Robert Baim.
K92 Mining supports Lahanis football league club with K200,000
K92 Mining Limited has once again supported local sports and youths in Eastern Highlands Province with a K200,000
El Nino onslaught puts water, power at critical amidst funding anomalies
The National Weather Service has cautioned, water and electricity supplies in the capital city “are critical and will continue to be affected.”
From opportunity to community
When Bobby Tonny left Lae in March to take up work in Australia through the Lae Labour Mobility Program, he carried with him more than the hope of earning an income.
Teacher assault condemned
The physical assault of a teacher in the nation's capital last week - a video of which went viral on social media, has been met with strong condemnation.