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Nursing graduates urged to be agents of change
Graduates from the Lutheran School of Nursing [LSON] in Madang were challenged to serve with diligence and change the complacency trend currently practised in the public service sector.
PNG to partner with Guangdong province in China
Prime Minister James Marape has announced that Papua New Guinea will strengthen its economic ties with China’s Guangdong Province.
British deliver relief assistance to MBP
The British High Commissioner to PNG, His Excellency Paul Eastwood, visited Milne Bay Province at the weekend as part of the United Kingdom’s support for communities affected by Cyclone Maila.
LLGs to acquit royalties from Ramu Nickel mine
Local Level Government beneficiaries of royalty payments from the nickel and cobalt mine based in the province have been told to account for all annual funds.
Luai spotted in Port Moresby as PNG Chiefs close in on marquee 2028 deal
The Papua New Guinea Chiefs have reportedly showed their intent to become a powerhouse in the NRL, with Wests Tigers superstar Jarome Luai spotted in Port Moresby meeting with top club officials.
ABG to remove WWII bombs in Kieta and Aropa in safety operation with NZ Support
The Autonomous Bougainville Government [ABG] will carry out a safety operation to remove two unexploded World War II bombs in Central Bougainville, with technical support from the New Zealand Defence Force [NZD]).
Vipers sting competition leaders Dabaris in dramatic ‘Men in League’ clash
The Digicel ExxonMobil Cup delivered high-anticipated drama at Sir John Guise Stadium as the Port Moresby Vipers claimed a famous 24-10 victory over competition leaders, the Central Dabaris. In a match fueled by an electric atmosphere from NCD and Central fans, the 'Men in League' round 3 lived up to its billing as a physical, top-of-the-table showdown.
Relief supplies dispatched to Torokina
Close to K1 million worth of food rations and essential supplies have been dispatched to the Torokina area in South Bougainville, which was among the hardest hit by Tropical Cyclone Maila.
Floodwaters cut off Alotau as Haumo Bridge faces collapse
Heavy downpour on Saturday evening saw access bridges and roads into Alotau Town severed; authorities have their work cut out for them to rectify this situation.
Milne Bay SMEs race toward June finish in blue economy program
With the June finish line fast approaching, Milne Bay’s 5 selected local small to medium enterprises who have signed on with the Gutpla Solwara, Gutpla Bisnis Program in November last year, were visited this week for a project grant status update.