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The Walk the Talk Association in collaboration with the Taiwanese Technical Mission and the National Agricultural Research Institute, is in full swing with the second phase of its monthly rice cultivation training program.

The Connect PNG program, aims to upgrade national highways and improve access to economic opportunities. However, local MPs are questioning why some of the most-used economic roads are not being prioritized.

Deputy Opposition Leader, James Nomane, has asked for more responsibility from the police, saying that despite more money being given to them, things are not getting better.

One of the biggest commercial banks in the region, Bank South Pacific, has been put under the spotlight over claims of unfair recruitment.

The vacuum in important administrative positions occupied by the members of the National Lands Board has prompted Central Province Governor Rufina Peter to raise serious concerns over land proceedings in the province.

Premier Soccer League champions Hekari United FC are currently in Vanimo, West Sepik to visit their academy and several schools with hopes to persuade young talents and students to engage in sports.

The Papua New Guinea Olympic Committee (PNGOC), in partnership with long-standing partner, Trukai Industries Limited, launched the 2025 Trukai Fun Run.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Papua New Guinea is in process of reclaiming its land illegally grabbed by illegitimate settlers around the country.  

The constitution and Bougainville Peace Agreement (BPA) do not specify a time frame for presenting the referendum results, says Minister for Bougainville Affairs, Manasseh Makiba.

The Pacific Maritime Industry Zone [PMIZ] in Madang which has been dragged on for 15 years has faced grave limitations, delaying its development.