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The Internally Displaced People of Manam Island in Madang Province are calling on the Madang Government and the National Government for immediate help as they struggle to cope with the effects of the prolonged El Nino climate.

Construction on the Mobile Squad 22 (MS 22) Police Barracks in Koroba is progressing, with commissioning scheduled for December. The project is being funded by the Koroba-Lake Kopiago District Development Authority (DDA) as part of its ongoing push to reinforce law and order in the district.

A good citizen in the National Capital District has been commended by Commander for the National Capital District and Central Province, Benjamin Turi, for willingly surrendering an unlicensed firearm.

Krangket islanders, outside Madang Town will, for the first time, have two new jetties, thanks to one of their very own sons, Allan Los, who is the Provincial Administrator for Eastern Highlands.

The Corporate Touch Port Moresby Open Men’s Team (CTPM) have retained their national title after defeating NCD Touch at the Bisini Park.

Former teacher, chaplain and counsellor of Jubilee Catholic Secondary School, and founder of Wecare and YACA, Fr. John Glynn, celebrated his 90th birthday on Sunday.

Kopkop College Executive Director and Founder Dame Maria Kopkop has challenged the next generation of Papua New Guineans to use education, strong character, good health and responsible citizenship to help build the nation over the next 50 years.

The Teaching Service Commission [TSC] has warned teachers, especially recent graduates and those in very remote locations, not to be fooled by scammers operating on social media platforms like Facebook.

Prime Minister James Marape says 10% of funding allocated to each district in Papua New Guinea is intended to support Small and Medium Enterprises [SMEs], helping local businesses establish, grow and create opportunities for people in rural communities.