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The Teaching Service Commission [TSC] has reaffirmed that the only recognised pathway for teachers to upgrade their academic marks and meet the required Grade Point Average [GPA] for teaching eligibility is through Flexible Open Distance Education [FODE].

Cricket Papua New Guinea Development Officer Quanaki Gaudi is set to represent PNG at the International Cricket Council [ICC] East Asia Pacific [EAP] Regional Conference 2026, a four-day gathering focused on strengthening the “Business of Sport” and connecting cricket with a younger audience across the region.

Construction of Bunsil High School on Siassi Island in Tewae-Siassi is progressing steadily, with major focus placed on the school facilities and staff housing.

The Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary [RPNGC] is conducting an additional recruitment drive at the Bomana National Centre of Excellence [NCoE] in the National Capital District [NCD] to increase the number of recruits entering police training.

The National Court has refused an application seeking to stop a directive by Acting Electoral Commissioner Margaret Vagi to set aside two ballot boxes from counting in the Dei Open by-election.

As of 2pm today, following the 17th elimination of Candidate Number 12, Kunjil Raps Konga, who polled 6,363 votes, the race for the Dei Open seat remains tight.

London Broncos have issued an injury update on the back of their bruising Challenge Cup defeat to Bradford Bulls, with Papua New Guinean centre Alex Max sidelined for the next five weeks.

Concerns are mounting over the delayed release of Tuition Fee Free [TFF] funds as schools across the country enter their second month of the academic year.

Milne Bay Governor Gordon Henry Wesley has successfully passed a K269 million provincial budget for 2026, a significant increase from the previous year’s K245 million.

Allan Milne has returned to the helm of Air Niugini, reclaiming the position of Chief Executive Officer five years after his initial resignation.