Siniwin Calls for Addressing of Police Housing Problem
Siniwin said, almost all houses in Bumbu were constructed from low quality materials, and currently need urgent refurbishment......
Month : May 2015
Sexual Violence High In PNG
It affects people both directly and indirectly, which then affects the Human Development and Economic Growth of the country....
PNG Amoa Expecting Gold at Pacific Games
The PNG Amoa men have one aim come July, and that is to take gold in front of a home crowd....
PM Applauds Partnership between Safe Motherhood Alliance and PNG Government
Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says too many mothers and their babies are not surviving childbirth, while others who survive, suffer permanent damages to their health....
Opposition: Alotau Accord Dishonored
An angry Opposition Leader, Don Polye said the People's National Congress didn't respect the Alotau Accord....
Kuman: Teachers Welfare Vital
Minister Kuman said challenges still remain for the government to retain teachers in remote parts like Karamiu, Telefomin and border areas of Gulf......
Kuman: 3,000 PNG Schools Did Not Comply With Tuition Fee Free Policy Guidelines
Mr Kuman told Parliament that these were schools which failed to submit required documents to access these funds....
Games Venues Ready
Sir John Guise Stadium will host the opening ceremony of the Pacific Games as well as all the track and field events....
Balob Teacher’s College Celebrates 50 Years
The College's first principal, Fredrick Stollz, arrived this afternoon, he will be here for the next three days as the celebrations continue....
Aussies Still Banned From Bougainville
While Papua New Guinea respects the strong bilateral trade ties with Australia, Mr Pato said they must also comply with national laws....