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New state-of-the-art equipment for Mt Hagen hospital
Mt Hagen Hospital is set to open a new radiology department equipped with modern medical machines that will improve health services for the Highlands region.
PNG Agri Connect program launched
Prime Minister James Marape and World Bank Vice President East Asia and Pacific Felipe Jaramillo have officially launched the PNG Agri Connect Program at University of Goroka in Eastern Highlands Province.
Wiamungu community launches rice farming project in ESP
A village in Yangoru-Saussia has taken a bold step towards agricultural self-reliance by venturing into rice farming under the Wiamungu Community Cooperative.
WHPG delivers K500,000 health support
The Western Highlands Provincial Government (WHPG) has supported healthcare services in the province with K500,000 to purchase two new vehicles for the Western Highlands Provincial Health Authority (WHPHA).
Aust-PNG partnership invests in Alotau Bridge
A bailey bridge opened in Alotau on Tuesday has been hailed a safe river crossing for commuters along Alotau’s East cape Highway.
Cricket PNG strengthens regional development at Goroka conference
Cricket Papua New Guinea has successfully concluded its Middle Stump Highlands and Momase 2026 Regional Cricket Managers Conference, a strategic move in sport's grassroots expansion and administrative governance.
Simbu PA cracks down on vehicle abuse
In a bold push for accountability, the Simbu Provincial Administration has immediately revoked 24/7 vehicle privileges for several senior advisors and managers.
Pioneer taxi operator condemns attack on DWU students
One of Madang's pioneer taxi operators has condemned last Friday's attack on four male students from Divine Word University by another taxi owner and his associates.
Tusbab, Nabasa triumph in Rookes Marine pre-season tourney
The Rookes Marine pre-season competition concluded successfully last weekend at the Laiwaden Oval, marking the end of weeks of competitive football action in Madang.
Acute accommodation problem leaves students living in science labs
Transgogol Secondary School in Madang is faced with a critical accommodation problem, forcing about a 100 male students to use two science laboratories as alternate dormitories.