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Local Milne Bay community in desperate need of food and water
The prolonged dry spell has left families in Bogaboga village of Alotau, surviving with just one meal a day as they struggle to find water, that's quickly drying up.
Governor Wouwou pays tribute to late Frank Evans
West Sepik Governor Tony Wouwou has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Frank Evans, describing him as a dear friend, mentor, and pioneer of education in the province.
Halimbu Primary School opens new double classroom
Halimbu Primary School in Tari-Pori, Hela officially opened a new double classroom on Saturday, funded by BSP Financial Group Limited.
Wale calls for UN human rights visit to West Papua
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale has expressed concerns over reported human rights violations in West Papua during the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Digital transformation must not create new divide
The President of Divine Word University, Professor Fr. Philip Gibbs, says digital transformation must not create a new divide between those who are already digitally connected and those who are being left behind.
Tsiamalili calls for rugby reform
Former Papua New Guinea rugby representative Peter Tsiamalili Jnr has called for stronger administration and accountability in rugby union.
Karkar boat missing at sea with 11 people onboard
Search and rescue teams are still out at sea in Madang frantically trying to locate a missing dinghy with eleven people onboard.
Former Magarima MP arrested over perjury allegations
Former Magarima MP Francis Potape has been arrested and charged with four counts relating to alleged perjury, fabrication of evidence and conspiracy.
Government offices locked out over outstanding rent
Several government departments have been locked out of their offices over millions of kina in outstanding rental payments.
Two senior electoral officers suspended
Two senior officers of the Papua New Guinea Electoral Commission have been suspended for serious allegations in office.