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The PNG University of Technology's Student Representative Senate (SRS) president Brent Karol has clarified that the widely circulated protest statement on social media was not sourced from their office.

The Madang-based policeman Constable Greg Wii, who was arrested and charged last month for the unlawful attack on Doctor Jimmy Aipit and his family, paid more than K12,000 as compensation.

Waghi Valley Secondary School in North Waghi, Jiwaka was issued clearance to resume teaching after classes were suspended due to threats by locals.

The Chief Executive Officer of PNG Ports Corporation Limited’s [PNG Ports], Niel Papenfus, is confident that the recent appointment of Deborah Onga as Chief Commercial Officer, effective 1st April, is a way forward.

The Partnership in Education [PIE] workshop has started in Vanimo at the St. Anthony Guest House.

Southern Cross Assurance Limited [SCAL] has gained naming rights to the prestigious PNG Amateur Golf Championship, following its sponsorship announcement.

National Government's commitment to give a financial helping hand to businesses affected by the infamous 10th January riot last year, saw another cheque presentation of K25 million dished out today.

The restriction on Facebook use in the last 48 hours was lifted today, following a sudden control and limited use of the social media platform.

Basketball ace Ryan Tetemo says its always an honor to represent the country on international stage with the youngster prime to compete in FIBA 3x3 Asia Cup, where Papua New Guinea is set to kick off their campaign today.

Business is as usual in Lae and Morobe province as a whole with no signs of protests as speculated, with only the University of Technology students ready to present their petition to their Administration today, demanding the Prime Minister James Marape to step down from the Prime Minister's seat by midday today.