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OK Tedi to assist aviation fuel supply for Kiunga and Tabubil
Following concerns regarding potential shortages of JETA-1 fuel in Kiunga and Tabubil in recent weeks, Western Governor Taboi Awi Yoto has requested assistance from Ok Tedi Mining Limited, through its subsidiary Ok Tedi Energy, to distribute aviation fuel.
Sir John Luke Crittin passes on
Two-time Governor and longtime Milne Bay businessman Sir John Luke Crittin passed away at his home in Alotau just past lunchtime on Tuesday.
New Ireland Province farewells Sir J
The casket of the late Sir Julius Chan is making its final run today, on the Boluminski highway.
Yaro to trim Wigmen squad in Hunters trial
Hela Wigmen head coach Ian Yaro will utilize this Friday's trial match against the PNG Hunters as an opportunity to evaluate his players, who are currently engaged in pre-season training.
MoU signed to enhance Kokoda Trail sanitation
After years of challenges, the Kokoda Trail is set for vital sanitation upgrades, bringing relief to trekkers and tourists."
Hundreds turn up to honor Sir J
Hundreds turned up this morning at the Kavieng stadium, New Ireland province, for the memorial service in honor of late Sir Julius Chan.
Stone promoted to head trainer role
Former PNG sprinter Nelson Stone has been appointed as the head trainer of the Kroton Hela Wigmen after nearly five seasons with the club.
Parliament yet to pass kidney transplant legislation
The proposed kidney transplant legislation that would enable doctors to perform transplant operations in the country is yet to be passed, says an official.
Farewell Sir Julius Chan
The casket of the late Sir Julius Chan departed Port Moresby at 12:30 PM today, heading to New Ireland Province for its final resting place.
Schnaubelt admits decision to join politics was inspired by Uncle Sir J
Two-term Prime Minister and one of the country's founding fathers, the late Sir Julius Chan inspired his nephew, and Namatanai MP Walter Schnaubelt to enter politics.