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Jireh Widuh, a Person With Special Needs Challenges Candidates
A person with special needs has challenged candidates and future parliamentarians on how they plan to include people in his…
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June 12th, World Day Against Child Labor
Monday 12th June marked the World Day Against Child Labour. Child labour is a common issue affecting many children worldwide.
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A revitalised dairy industry aims for cheaper products on Papua New Guinea’s supermarket shelves by October
The first of 500 cows arrive in Papua New Guinea from New Zealand this week as a commercial-scale dairy industry…
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UN’s Ocean Conference: To safeguard the lives underwater
The health of this diverse oceanic life is deteriorating and failure to contain the situation may cost our health, economy,…
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Bongre and Family prepares for life with advanced cancer
The three-year-old was misdiagnosed with conjunctivitis,or eye soreness, at two major hospitals in the Highlands region. His diagnosis was Retinoblastoma…
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Drinking in pregnancy tied to subtle changes in babies’ faces
When researchers examined data from facial images for 415 one-year-old children, they found subtle changes in babies’ faces mostly around…
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U.S. backs call to save oceans, but notes plan to quit climate deal
The first U.N. Ocean Conference ended on Friday with the adoption of a Call to Action, which said: "We are…
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Why Petty Crime is an ongoing issue
Petty crimes in Port Moresby are a concern for most of the city dwellers. People especially women and girls want…
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Celebrating Life and Death in a Mekeo Village
Like other cultural practices, chief initiations and funeral feasts are significant cultural practices in Mekeo.
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Robocop joins Dubai police to fight real life crime
It can compare faces with a police database and flag matches to headquarters. It can read vehicle license plates and…
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