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Fijian energy solutions company to tap into PNG to reduce power cost
The Paradise Technologies Group – a leading energy-efficient solutions company in the South Pacific is looking to invest in Papua New Guinea.
Buang people told to be vigilant
Bulolo MP Sam Basil Junior has urged his people to be vigilant when traveling their road during the rainy period because of the mountainous vegetation.
Urgent parliament recall
The National Parliament has been urgently told to recall on Tuesday, 8th April 2025 by the Supreme Court.
Young boy electrocuted in Madang
A nine-year-old boy was electrocuted to death in Madang Province early this week after accidently stepping on a fallen powerline.
Pomat, Iguan and Committee Members must resign, says Temu
Abau MP Sir Puka Temu has called on Speaker Job Pomat, Deputy Speaker Koni Iguan and the five members of the Private Business Committee (PBC) to resign in light of the Supreme Court ruling declaring their collective actions unconstitutional.
PM Marape: VONC game on
Prime Minister James Marape says the Pangu led Government will allow the Vote of No Confidence to be entertain on the floor of Parliament come April 8th.
Fiji trade delegate highlights PNG’s agricultural potential for export
Papua New Guinea has a huge agricultural potential that can tap into the Fiji market and supply its agricultural products.
A second chance at life: Marchella’s journey to healing
Epeanda Urban Clinic, located in Southern Highlands Province, stands as a beacon of hope for many, providing integrated healthcare that ensures individuals receive timely and holistic clinical services.
Kapavore visits Jiwaka site for level five hospital
Health Minister Elias Kapavore visited Jiwaka Province on Sunday, to check the site for the new Level 5 provincial hospital.
Maru orders K38million repayment from resource group
The Minister for International Trade and Investment Richard Maru has issued a directive to the East New Britain Resource group, demanding the repayment of over K38 million owed to oil palm farmers in East New Britain province.