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UOG students question reduced HELP loan allocations
University of Goroka students are demanding answers from the Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (DHERST) over HELP loan payments that fall short of the amounts they applied for.
PNG and Fiji business councils target trade growth
The Fiji-PNG Business Council and the newly established PNG-Fiji Business Council are working to strengthen trade and business partnerships between the two countries, with a focus on helping small and medium enterprises [SMEs] access new markets.
Late Daulo MP Gorosahu lies in state at Parliament
The late Daulo MP Ekime Mek Gorosahu was brought into Parliament for the final time today, where his casket was formally placed in state for Members of Parliament to pay their last respects.
Bird warns of legal risks to 60 seats
East Sepik Governor Allan Bird says electoral boundary errors affecting 60 parliamentary seats must be addressed urgently to avoid possible legal challenges ahead of the 2027 General Election.
PM says Boundaries Commission submission being processed
Prime Minister James Marape says a submission to establish the Electoral Boundaries Commission is being processed after East Sepik Governor Allan Bird raised concerns about electoral boundary errors ahead of the 2027 General Election.
New home biogas kit project launched in Hiri-Koiari
A project of home biogas kit that will produce natural gas for cooking was officially launched yesterday at the Lutheran Church in Karakadahu village in Hiri-Koiari, Central province.
Kumul call up connects Biondi Odo to roots
Named at halfback to debut for the PNG Kumuls in this Saturday’s Rugby League World Cup opener against Lebanon is special for Bailey Biondi-Odo.