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The Lai Valley Rugby Football League [LVRFL] started its new season over the Easter weekend following the launch at Munihu Primary School Field.

The work towards tying the public private partnership in the coffee business is gradually becoming visible through several visits and consultations carried out by the Coffee Industry Corporation [CIC] into farm sites.

Police in Madang Province have reported a ‘predominantly peaceful Easter’, with only a few incidents reported across the province's six districts.

Government institutions in Jiwaka Province that missed out on operational grants over the past four years will now receive funding from the national budget.

The Revival Centers of Papua New Guinea officially opened its weeklong event yesterday at Busu backroad Church Center in Lae Morobe Province.

The Supreme Court today heard a special reference filed by Mt Giluwe Rural Local Level Government [LLG] president and Western Highlands deputy governor Michael Mai, seeking constitutional clarity on the conduct of LLG elections.

West Sepik Governor Tony Wouwou, on behalf of the people of West Sepik, has shared their sorrow over the death of the head of Roman Catholic Church His Holiness, Pope Francis who passed away yesterday, Monday, April 21.

Ten containers carrying prefabricated police houses for the Wabia Police Station in the Komo Hulia District of Hela Province are on their way.

Morobe is the biggest province in the country with 10 districts to be covered, in the Local Level Government Elections with a By-election also to be carried out for the Kabwum district as of this Thursday.

Alotau has reported a quiet Easter weekend, prompting Police to thank the public for choosing to celebrate it as it should.