Sports Scene – Episode 42, 2014
Team Manus is hoping to cement its position as national champions by the end of the PNG games....
Month : October 2014
Transport security vital in light of international events
Priority has to be given to Papua New Guinea?s transport sector due to future international events the country will be hosting...
Porgera Mine: Porgera District Women’s Association to take janitorial contract
Barrick Gold Corporation subsidiary Barrick Niugini Limited is currently in the process of transitioning the cleaning and janitorial services contract for the Porgera mine site...
POMIS Wins IBS National Debate Titles
The IBS National Debate Championships ended on a high note today, after the successful completion of the grand final debate session between 2013 winners Coronation...
Papua New Guinea Beats Tonga in OFC Women’s Nations Cup
Defending Pacific Games champions and hosts Papua New Guinea defeated a resolute Tonga to finish second in the OFC Women?s Nations Cup in Kokopo....
NZ Wellington Chocolate Voyage Aims To Help Bougainville Cocoa Farmers
A cocoa plantation in Bougainville is earmarked for funding assistance for its upgrading through the Wellington Chocolate Voyage kick-starter campaign...
National Transport Department Lacking in Collaborative Approach
Lack of information sharing by various state agencies in the maritime industry has affected the implementation of adequate security measures in Papua New Guinea...
Lack of PNG Govt Participation Infuriates Panellist At Global Youth Forum on Youth Policies
Dianne Kambanei, has expressed disappointment over the lack of participation and representation by the national government at the first Global Youth Forum on Youth Policies...
Education Looking Ahead
The education sector is looking forward to implementing the new 2-6-6 system beginning next year....
Daniel Radcliffe Stuns Crowd as He Raps To ‘Alphabet Aerobics’
Daniel Radcliffe, best known for his role as Harry Potter in the Harry Potter Series, made an appearance on Tonight's Show and yet again proved...