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Kutubu locals hope to see more banking services following visit by BSP
A team from the Bank of South Pacific in Mendi has made an historic visit to the Pimaga Government Station on the Lake Kutubu LLG of Southern Highlands Province.
Joyce Mettakaisava: From first aid student tolifesaver
A powerful story of skill, confidence and leadership has emerged from the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Pacific Sports Program, as participant Joyce Mettakaisava reflects on her journey from student to lifesaver.
Pariwa calls for tougher action by police over social media threat
Madang governor Ramsey Pariwa is concerned with the recent threat issued to him and Acting Provincial Administrator, Daniel Aloi.
University Church continues to shape and groom future leaders
The University Church of PNG Bible Church, founded by pioneering students of the University of Papua New Guinea [UPNG], continues to serve as a vibrant student-centered ministry.
CLRC opens custom recording for Goilala and Hiri-Koiari districts
The Constitutional and Law Reform Commission [CLRC] opened the week-long custom recording for Goilala and Hiri-Koiari Districts, that will run throughout this week [ March 17th to 21st].
PNGFA celebrates 13th International Day of Forests
The PNG Forest Authority [PNGFA] celebrated the 13th International Day of Forests (IDoF), by marking the event with tree planting at the headquarters in Port Moresby.
Kimbe-Kandrian highway upgrade in progress
Work on reconnecting the Kimbe to Kandrian Highway in West New Britain Province is progressing well with the national highway expected to open for commuters in the coming months.
Road accident at Guo leaves one dead
A fatal road accident that occurred at Guo, near Kundiawa town yesterday had claimed the life of a 28-year-old man.
SP Brewery and PNG Power ink renewable energy MoU
Unreliable power issues will be a thing of the past for multinational company South Pacific Brewery, going forward.
Pilot track to connect Gembogl and Asaro – an initiative of the Inaugl community
Locals and elites have dig down into their own pockets to raise K33,000 with seven diesel fuel drums to start work on building a pilot track-road that will connect two districts.