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Samarai-Murua MP Isi Henry Leonard has delivered basic medical supplies to Misima District Hospital, emphasizing that access to essential medicine is critical as the district faces the impacts of El Niño.

Forty-three children aged between three months and 20 years were screened during a two-day cardiac clinic in Rabaul, marking the largest turnout in the region for the National Cardiac Screening Flying Doctors Program.

Papua New Guinea generated more than K1.8 billion in cocoa export revenue last year following total production of 61,000 tonnes, Agriculture Minister John Boito says.

Speaking at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York last week, Prime Minister James Marape called on world leaders to put human welfare ahead of war and narrow geopolitical interests.

Eleven Papua New Guineans, including two children, were rescued in the Pacific Ocean early Sunday morning after their boat engine failed, leaving them adrift in open waters.

Major infrastructure upgrades at Moem Barracks in Wewak are improving essential services for the Papua New Guinea Defence Force [PNGDF] while creating jobs and training opportunities for local workers.

NCD Governor Powes Parkop has condemned the recent killings in Port Moresby, particularly at 8-Mile, describing them as 'barbaric acts' that are unacceptable and cannot be tolerated in the city or the country.

Pacific International Hospital has once again led the 13th Annual Globeathon Walk in Port Moresby to raise awareness on cancers affecting women.

Papua New Guinea’s participation in the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility [PALM] scheme continues to deliver significant economic and social benefits for workers, their families, and communities across the country.

More than 60 illegal firearms were surrendered by residents of the Tagali local level government [LLG] in Tari-Pori District, Hela Province, on Saturday as the provincial gun amnesty continues.