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Last Friday, 15th November 2024, marked a significant milestone for over 120 staff of the Department of Lands and Physical Planning, as they completed their induction training at the Somare Institute of Leadership and Governance [SILAG].

Over 762 students from four schools in Kokopo participated in the Olympic Values Education Program [OVEP] from November 14 to 16, 2024.

The biggest grassroots tournament in Papua New Guinea was launched on Sunday with a total prize money of K300,000 up for grabs.

President Ishmael Toroama and Prime Minister James Marape have agreed to expand the roles of moderator Sir Jerry Mateparae, who has been engaged to help the two governments resolve an impasse on the ratification process in endorsing the outcome of the 2019 Referendum on Independence.

Medical students and doctors at the Jacksons International Airport gave a painful yet impressive farewell to Professor John Vince, who spent his entire life serving the people of PNG for 50 years.

The PNG aviation sector is currently the best in the Asia-Pacific Region meeting the international compliance standard transport set by International Civil Aviation Organization [ICAO].

More than 60,000 people from Hanuabada Village and thousands of others from nearby communities in the Moresby North West electorate as well as nearby villages in Central Province will now have access to a world-class Level 3 hospital for all their primary health care services.

Papua New Guinea could be classified as a grey-listed country if it fails to implement the recommendations of the Asia Pacific Group on Money Laundering Secretariat in October next year.

Papua New Guinea’s NRL Bid Academy has taken a major step to expand its capacity next year to ensure the country’s next general of rugby league stars are captured.

After a dominant 91-10 win over Fiji Tribes on Monday, PNG Mosquitoes head into round 2 of the AFL Pacific Cup with confidence to face New Zealand Falcons.