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Madang PPC impressed with progress of work on new police office
Madang's Provincial Police Commander, Superintendent Robert Baim, is impressed with the progress of work on the K7 million new Madang Town Police Station office complex.
Japan boosts polio fight with K18m grant
The Japanese Government has committed K18 million to Papua New Guinea’s national fight against the poliovirus.
Chan confirmed as legitimate governor of New Ireland
After weeks of political uncertainty and leadership disputes, Byron Chan has been officially recognized as the legitimate Provincial Member and Governor of New Ireland Province.
Huonville primary school returns to normalcy following ADRA and UNICEF support
Students at Huonville Primary School are set to resume a standard learning schedule this week, ending three weeks of disruptive shift teaching.
Kundiawa mayor unveils survey plan to tackle unregulated development
Kundiawa town Mayor James Kuglame has taken decisive steps to address concerns over unregulated development and land management in the town, particularly the rapid rise of Chinese owned businesses.
BSP brings first deposit ATM to Highlands
Banking services in the Highlands have been enhanced with Bank South Pacific rolling out its first deposit Automated Teller Machine [ATM] in the region.
Vanimo Green launches youth strategy
Vanimo Green has become the first district in Papua New Guinea to officially launch the National Youth Engagement Strategy 2025–2029, as part of its effort in youth development in Sandaun Province.
Alcohol to be banned in Highlands
The Highlands Region is likely to face a blanket alcohol ban amidst the Guns Amnesty and the lead up to the 2027 National Elections.